• The Oneida Nation is one of the five founders of the Iroquois Confederacy and is now found in Wisconsin, New York and Canada. This tribe has activities for its members and tourists to enjoy and learn from. The Oneida Nation of Wisconsin has a casino, a museum, dance classes, art classes and the Oneida Tribe Outdoor Adventure. All of these activities showcase the rich heritage of this band of Native Americans.
  
  

The Oneida Nation Casino

• The Oneida Casino in Green Bay, Wisconsin, offers live entertainment, heavyweight championship fighting, restaurants and gaming. Guests can enjoy poker, reel slots, video slots, table games, off-track betting and high stakes bingo. The slots play 24 hours a day and other games have scheduled times. Poker and slots tournaments are also held from time to time. This casino offers gift certificates.
  
  

Oneida Children's Dance Classes

• The Oneida tribe has children's dance classes that are offered to give them a jump start in the world of ballet. The classes are taught at the Green Bay School of Dance for 10 weeks at 45 minutes a session. The class for 3- to 5-year-olds is called the Children's Movement, 5- to 6-year-olds take Pre-Ballet, and the class for 6- to 8-year-olds is the Children's Ballet.
  
  

Oneida Nation Arts Program

• The Oneida Nation Arts Program offers classes for teens and adults, such as raise beaded framing, whimsical painting, making earrings and pendants, and custom fabric designs with dyeing techniques. The arts program also has a creativity course to help students market their products as well as design their own website. This class is helping bring the Oneida traditional arts back into the present day.
  
  

Oneida Tribe Outdoor Adventure

• The Oneida Tribe Outdoor Adventure provides programs that enhance lives. These adventure-based experiences offer educational events that are fun and challenging. The courses are meant to stimulate the growth of the individual and teach team-building. Some activities incluse kayaking, rock climbing, caving, canoeing and survival skills. All of these adventures are conducted by trained staff.
  
  

Oneida Nation Museum

• The Oneida Nation Museum has exhibits on the history of the Iroquois women and men. They have showcases of beadwork from the past that was originally made to be sold, lace making that was used as a bonding for the women, and basket making. The basket making has been a practice of the Oneidas for over 100 years and these baskets are used for storage, food preparation and gathering items. Another display is dedicated to the Oneida Warriors and the history of their contributions to the Civil War. Members of the Nation as well as tourists are welcome to come and learn of the history of these people.