Kahnekano·lú Cultural Center

10/30/2026

The Kahnekano·lú Cultural Center is open on Halloween from 9-1pm. Come dressed in your costume and get your trick or treating started early!

While supplies last.

10/16/2026

We've had tremendous interest in our upcoming Oneida Royalty exhibit. Over 30 crowns and banners have been loaned. If you haven't had the opportunity to stop by, but would still like to participate you can contact Courtney Gerzetich at [email protected] to make an appointment or stop by on Saturday, November 7th between 9am and 1pm.

10/16/2026

Some new items in the Gift Shop

10/14/2026

A big Yaw^ko (thank you) to Seymour Community School District for bringing your 8th grade students to the Kahnekano·lú Cultural Center yesterday! 😊

We enjoyed welcoming your students and sharing the rich history, culture, and traditions of the Oneida people. Opportunities like these help us share our stories, preserve our history, and build understanding for future generations.

Thank you for taking the time to visit, learn, and connect with us! We hope your students enjoyed their experience and left with a greater appreciation for Oneida history and culture.

10/13/2026

Jennifer M. Stevens' art exhibit, Swawátkehtsko "Again It Rises", is now open! Stop by to visit the Cultural Center and experience her art in the Temporary Gallery. Her show will be open and available to the public until 12/24/26.

10/12/2026

Happy Indigenous People's Day from the Kahnekano·lú Cultural Center staff!

10/09/2026

As we prepare to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day on Monday October 12th, the Kahnekanolu Cultural Center would like to recognize an individual from the Seneca Nation whom we commissioned to create this one-of-a-kind Moose antler piece for the Grand Opening of our cultural center.

Hayden Haynes
Seneca Nation, Deer Clan; Kiowa; Muskoke

Hayden Haynes is a mixed media artist specializing in antler carving. He blends ancestral techniques with contemporary aesthetics, expanding the craft to inspire others to take up this traditional art form. His work highlights Indigenous resiliency, rooted in his appreciation of the strength and fortitude of Haudenosaunee women, especially his mother and grandmother.

Our plans in the near future are to invite Hayden to Oneida to demonstrate and teach antler carving in hopes of revitalizing this artform back into our community. Stop into the KCC and check out his work this Monday! And Stay Tune

10/08/2026

Our feature on Local Live 5 on Monday

(WFRV)- There’s a new resource that offers the community a better understanding of the Oneida people. Stacy C**n, Director of the Kahnekano·lú Cultural Center, explains how the growth of thei…

10/08/2026

An Oneida Homeschool group paid a visit to KCC yesterday

10/04/2026

There will be a feature of the Kahnekano·lú Cultural Center on WFRV Local 5 tomorrow morning, 9-10 am.