Nauset Indian Outreach and Preservation

12/02/2025

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12/02/2025

Consider making an honorable contribution this Giving Tuesday to the only Indigenous led organization east of the Bass River. In 2025 we achieved many things, including:
Opening our beautiful museum, basket making classes, educational song/dance performances and our traditional food saving methodology courses!

This is surely only the beginning, we encourage folks of all backgrounds and sizes to emerse yourselves within the rich culture and history of the Lower and Outer Capes Indigenous people's.

To our allies and supporters, and to our donors who've brought us closer to meeting our fundraising goals, we say Taubutunumoo! / Thank you!

Donations may be made here:

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10/13/2025

Become an ally this Indigenous People's Day by making a contribution to our cause.

https://gofund.me/1fa0722ec

09/13/2025

We will have a table set up outside of our museum today from 12pm - 6pm. Come on by! Catch us tomorrow outside the Snowy Owl.

08/30/2025

As summer comes to a close, the beach plums are ready to enjoy.

07/10/2025

We at Nauset Indian Outreach and Preservation want to extend a hand of gratitude to all that have contributed to our mission so far!

We hope that we are able to push closer towards meeting our goal of $12,000. We look forward to seeing both new and familiar faces at our upcoming events!

Donation link below:

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07/10/2025

06/07/2025

After harvesting cedar bark from Hosea's Swamp, Eneqsimuhs began processing it to be made into manootash (baskets).

For millennia, the Indigenous people's of the Narrowland have kept the art of cedar basketry alive and it survives to this day as a living form of art.

06/06/2025

We are seeking 1-2 volunteers to serve as museum attendants. If interested in this opportunity see our email below to follow up.

Please email: [email protected]

05/22/2025

"Sandwich Independent Jan. 23, 1929"

A well written article on the genealogical ties of Chief Red Shell to his grandfathers, Sachem Wono of Saguatuckett and Sachem Aspinet of the Nauset.

Our hearts are warm to have NIOP headquarters located on our ancestral lands at Saguatuckett, where our relatives dwelled for millennia.

05/18/2025

We hope to see more faces tonight as we wrap up our weekend of song and dance! Gate opens at 7:45, show begins at 8:00pm.