The Oneida Indian Nation is a federally recognized sovereign Indian nation located on its ancestral homelands in what is now known as Central New York, land it has inhabited since time immemorial.

Media Inquiries

All print, broadcast and online media representatives are required to seek approval from the Oneida Indian Nation’s Communications Office prior to visiting the Oneida Indian Nation’s government buildings, lands and business enterprises and prior to speaking with Nation Members and Turning Stone Enterprise team members. Media must be accompanied by a Communications Office team member while on property.

Media inquiries regarding Turning Stone Resort Casino or any of the Turning Stone Enterprises may be sent to news@turningstone.com or call, (315) 361-7770.

Media inquiries regarding the Oneida Indian Nation, its people, culture or history may be sent to OneidaNationNews@oneida-nation.org, or call, (315) 361-7770.

For inquiries related to Turning Stone Enterprises Marketing/Advertising, please email advertising@turningstone.com.

General Inquiries

For general inquiries about the Oneida Indian Nation, our website, community, events and all other inquiries, please use the form below to contact the Communications Office. All groups, agencies and organizations wishing to contact the Oneida Indian Nation, its leadership or Members, need to use the form below.

Oneida Indian Nation Administrative Offices

2027 Dream Catcher Plaza, Oneida, NY 13421
(315) 829-8900

The Oneida Indian Nation owns and operates a diverse portfolio of business enterprises to strengthen the Nation’s economic base and provide essential programs and services to Oneida Members.

For a current list of career opportunities with the Oneida Indian Nation and Turning Stone Enterprises, visit: careers.turningstoneenterprises.com.

 

Shako:wi Cultural Center

5 Territory Road, Oneida NY 13421
(315) 829-8805

The Oneida Indian Nation’s Shako:wi Cultural Center helps guests experience thousands of years of Oneida history and culture, from the key role they played as allies of General George Washington during the Revolutionary War to the current community.

For information about the Cultural Center’s outreach program for schools, businesses and organizations, please call (315) 829-8801.