Oneida Nation of Wisconsin Museum

Wolf Belt (Mohawk National Belt)
This belt represents a friendship treaty. The purple stripes represent seven groups of Irogouis and Algonquin people. The two figures denote friendly relations between the French and the native people. The white background indicates peace. The animal figures represent the wolf clan which guards the friendship and peace.

Cultural Festival -- June 3, 2008

Free Event on the Museum Grounds!

Enjoy traditional Oneida music, dancing, food, children's activities, craft vendors, arts and craft demonstrations, raffles and more.

Event begins at 10:30 am and concludes at 3:30 pm.

We offer a variety of monthly events throughout the year. Dates may change due to weather conditions.

For more information and event listings, contact the Oneida Nation Museum, 920.869.2768.