Friends of Ganondagan is proud to collaborate with Geva Theatre for the upcoming play, Pure Native.  Written by Tuscarora playwright, Vickie Ramirez it follows Brewster on his return home back to Rez in Upstate New York. A must see production with special programming throughout the duration of the play. See event page for special dates and a Friends of Ganondagan discount.

In collaboration with Fruition Seeds, let’s lean into the wisdom of Robin Wall Kimmerer’s new book The Serviceberry. Together we’ll read passages as well as reflect on our lives in the wider world, preparing to let our gardens and plant kin grow us in the many moments and seasons to come.

The Serviceberry is available for sale in the Seneca Art & Culture Center Gift Shop, Friends of Ganondagan members recieve a 10% discount. 

Join us for this tree planting and seed sharing event at Fruition Seeds! Connect with nature and community as you help plant Serviceberries.

Join us for an experience of sharing and reciprocity. We’ll begin by planting Serviceberry trees at Ganondagan, then share readings from Robin Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass & The Serviceberry while enjoying light refreshments. After, friends will be sent on their way with a savory white corn featured tasting in a container they bring.

Due to limited space, registration is required.

Join us at Geva Theatre for an evening of culture, community, and celebrating Indigenous excellence, featuring traditional foods, tabling from community organizations, and artwork from local Indigenous makers on display and for sale! This event is FREE and open to the public.

Tentative date for our annual Friends of Ganondagan meeting. This meeting is an informative session on the accomplishments of last year and the plans for this year. All Friends of Ganondagan Members are welcome to attend.

Our Seneca Bark Longhouse provides opportunities to educate visitors about Haudenosaunee life and culture, both in the 17th century and the present. It is open seasonaly May-October. October 31st is the last day to visit the Bark Longhouse for the 2024 season, it will re-open on May 1st, 2025.

Experience the 2025 Indigenous Music & Arts Festival, featuring award-winning musician Derek Miller(Mohawk) and actor/blues icon Gary Farmer (Cayuga), alongside Haudenosaunee social dancing, storytelling, and our special guests; artists and performers from the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Enjoy artist demonstrations, a Native American Arts Market, children’s activities, raffles, Indigenous cuisine, live interviews, and guided gallery and walking trail tours. Celebrate culture, creativity, and connection at this unforgettable event!

We are accepting vendor application for Indigenous artists and food vendors. Please contact aimee@ganondagan.org for more information.