Support Ganondagan

Membership

Your Friends of Ganondagan membership connects you to the unique living culture and natural world of the Seneca and Hodinöhsö:ni’ people at their historic Town of Peace.

As a Friend of Ganondagan, your membership helps make it possible for us to present popular, annual events, new exhibits, meaningful workshops, engaging lectures, and vibrant programming.

All membership levels include:

Unlimited admission to the Seneca Art and Culture Center
Unlimited, seasonal admission to the Seneca Bark Longhouse
Special pricing on programs and events
10% discount at the Ganondagan Gift Shop
Monthly E-Newsletter announcing upcoming and newsworthy events

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Donate

Your donation to Friends of Ganondagan helps us offer events throughout the year, like the Indigenous Music & Arts Festival and the Native American Winter Games. Through these types of events, individuals, school groups and families have an opportunity to share in the Hodinöhsö:ni’ traditions and culture, and to discover the many contributions the Hodinöhsö:ni’ people have made to contemporary life...

Democracy
Women's Rights
Peace
Sustainability
Food Sovereignty
Agriculture
Traditional Arts
Music
Dance
Sports
Holistic Medicine

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Volunteer

Ganondagan is a place of community that thrives because of our dedicated volunteers. Throughout the year, hundreds of people generously give of their time and talent in many enriching ways. By volunteering at Ganondagan, you will have a unique opportunity to learn about Seneca and Hodinöhsö:ni’ history, culture, and living traditions.

Volunteer Opportunities

Festivals & Events
Trail Guides & Gallery Docents
Gardening
Gift Shop
White Corn Project

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About Friends of Ganondagan

The Friends of Ganondagan, is a not for profit, 501c. (3) Corporation created in 1989 as a private educational partner to Ganondagan State Historic Site.

Friends of Ganondagan provides cultural programming and community events to enrich the understanding of Seneca and Haudenosaunee values, culture, and contemporary life. In 2012, heirloom, White Corn returned to Ganondagan in the form of the White Corn Project, reflecting the persistence of the Haudenosaunee people, the complexity of their culture, and their enormous contributions to contemporary life.

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