Shako:wi Cultural Center – Shako:wi is named in honor of the late Richard Chrisjohn (Wolf Clan), Representative of the Oneida Indian Nation, whose name means "He Gives." The Center is an impressive, handcrafted, white pine log building filled with items and stories from the rich past and present of the Oneida People. A continuing theme of the Cultural Center is the role the Nation played as the first allies of the colonists during the American Revolutionary War. Also, a wide selection of Oneida crafts and art fill the log walls and many displays of Shako:wi. Free.
*An additional program can also be arranged.

Oneida Silverware Outlet Store – Shopping. Oneida Ltd. is one of the world’s largest marketers of stainless steel flatware, and offers a complete range of tabletop products: stainless, silverplated, and sterling flatware products, china dinnerware, and crystal and glassware items. Find many nice bargains on silver, flatware and dishes.

Dine at The Gingerbread House Restaurant – Individual checks, estimate $6 - $10 per person.

Tour Oneida Community Mansion – The Mansion House was the home of the 19th century utopian Oneida Community. There were 250 members at one point in its 32 year history. In 1881 it became Oneida Ltd., the present-day makers of tableware. Offering nine beautifully appointed and spacious guest rooms, this historic site also serves as a living museum. Tour at 2:00 pm. Small fee (currently $4).

The Olde Canning Factory – Shopping at interesting countryside boutique. A charming circa 1800's house that at one time actually was a Canning Factory. There are nine rooms, artfully decorated with Primitives, Folk Art, Modern Country and Today's New American Chic. Group discount available.