The Mary C. Winder Community Center represents a historic investment by the Oneida Indian Nation in strengthening the Oneida community today and for generations to come. The 90,000-square-foot community center is among the largest tribal centers of its kind in the United States and offers a host of resources to support cultural engagement, community building and more. Located on the Nation’s ancestral homelands within the Oneida Neighborhoods project, its design is infused with Oneida culture inside and out, including a stately entrance that suggests the threading of a wampum belt.

Oneida Indian Nation Members, children of enrolled Oneidas, and Oneida Indian Nation Health Services clients must sign-up for Community Center memberships in-person at the welcome desk.

Guests are permitted with Community Center memberships. There is a maximum of two (2) guests per Community Center member per day. Community Center members are responsible for their guests’ behavior. Guest privileges can be revoked. If a guest is 18 years of age or older, they must provide a valid picture ID, sign a waiver of liability upon entering, and subject to a background check.