Rich in history and culture that dates back well before Columbus, the Oneida (People of the Standing Stone) continue their tradition of devoted value in the past and responsibility for the future. The natural beauty of the Oneida Nation, located among the rolling hills and tall trees of Brown and Outagamie counties, reflects the tribe's respect for Mother Earth and all her gifts.

Experience the proud heritage of the Oneida during a visit to the Oneida Nation Museum. The museum's collection of exhibits traces the history of the tribe and gives visitors the opportunity to explore the fine craftsmanship of tribal beadwork, clothes, tools and even an authentic, reconstructed Oneida longhouse.

Full of grandeur and tradition, the annual pow-wow, held over the Fourth of July weekend, greets participants with a flourish of color and powerful tribal beats. The Oneida people perform spectacular dances, and guests are encouraged to join the pageantry and experience the tribal culture. The Oneida Nation Arts Program offers a variety of Native American music, theater, visual arts and dance performances.

No visit to the Oneida Nation is complete without a stop at the lavish Oneida Bingo and Casino. Whether they are looking to test their luck in the 850-seat high-stakes bingo parlor, take a spin on the slot machines or hit the blackjack tables, guests are sure to enjoy the sights and sounds of one of Wisconsin's most popular casinos. When it's time to take a little break from the action, visitors can enjoy the casino's collection of restaurants, snack bars and gift shops offering a collection of spectacular Native American artwork, pottery, jewelry, clothing and much more.

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