See the Ways above. Raised Beadwork: Culture, Community, & Connection. PBS Wisconsin Education recently shared a story featuring Eliza Skenandore, Director of the Oneida Community Library and citizen of the Oneida Nation. In this short video, Eliza shares how she began learning raised beadwork and how the practice has shaped her work as a librarian, teacher, and community builder. The story highlights the importance of passing cultural knowledge from person to person and the role that libraries and other community spaces can play in creating opportunities for people to learn, share, and connect. Watch: Raised Beadwork – PBS Wisconsin Education
Attention Veterans and current military individuals: Come to any Oneida One Stop and receive a free mug, eagle pin, and coffee or fountain soda FREE with any purchase on November 11. Just let the associate know you are a vet or current military person. Thank you for your service!
November Quill Circle at the Kahnekanolu Cultural Center on Nov. 9th and 23rd from 2-4pm. See flyer for more details.
LAST CHANCE for Oneida Royalty to drop off crowns/banners for our Royalty exhibition and/or participate in the short interview that will be part of the exhibition. See flyer for more details.
Woodland Indian Art Annual Show- Join us this weekend for our annual show, taking place on Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM. We are still in need of volunteers.
If you can spare any time to help, please reach out to us at Info@woodlandindianart.com with your name, phone number, and the hours you are available. A representative from WIA will get back to you via email or phone to confirm your participation. We truly appreciate your support in making this event a success for both the artists and our community. Link to volunteer sign up: Woodland Indian Art, Inc: 2026 Woodland Indian Art Show & Market Volunteer Sign Up
