Groups of stomp dancers will stomp continuously for 24 hours outside of the Community and Government Center until a symbol, representing All of Us, is etched into the grass. This healing path will memorialize all of the those touched by addiction, suicide, abuse, murder, and symbolizes the healing of Mother Earth. Our community has suffered great losses to addiction, suicide, and murder and is event is meant to help address this by sharing this healing ceremony.

There are open spots at the Mukayuhsak Weekuw Early Education classroom for children ages 2.9 to 6 years old. If you are interested in enrolling your child please complete the application below.

A one-day intensive of WLRP's beginner workbook, providing new learners or those who want a refresher, the foundations of Wôpanâak. This class is fast paced and will be completed in one day. If you prefer a different pace, please register for a standard paced Beginner's class.

There are various annual community events coming up at the Old Indian Meeting House. Events are open to all who would like to attend:

The annual Rumble on the Rez event will return on August 23rd from 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM on Powwow Grounds. Come out for a day of community, boxing, and healing. This event aims to raise awareness and fight back against substance abuse — together!

The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Historic Preservation Department proudly congratulates the participants who completed the 2025 Tribal Archaeological Field School Training and GIS Data Collection Training. David Pocknett Jr. and Cheenulka Pocknett successfully completed both trainings and received certificates of completion for their hard work and dedication.

The Mashpee Wampanoag Native Environmental Ambassadors will be hosting a Rights of Nature Symposium at the Community and Government Center from August 12th - August 14th. Participants will discuss and learn about the Rights of Nature initiative, and participate in an intertribal cultural exchange through song, dance, and food. 

Tribal member Paris Widdiss-Hendricks has been showing her strength on and off the field as a student athlete at Hampton University in Virginia. Paris is a a member of the Women’s Lacrosse team for Hampton, and was recently awarded with the title of 2025 Transition Player of the Year by the Next Collegiate League (NCL).

Earlier this summer, in collaboration with two dozen local Indigenous advisors, essayists, and artists, the Little Compton Historical Society opened to new exhibits and published a book in honor of the Sakonnet Wampanoag People. Members of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe (and other Native communities) are invited to visit for the next two years at no cost.  

There are currently multiple open positions at the MWT Community and Government Center to be filled. To learn more please visit the jobs page. For questions or concerns please contact Kayla Gomes at Kayla.Gomes@mwtribe-nsn.gov or 508.477.0208 ext. 145 .

Wondr Nation will be hosting a 2025 Tribal Entrepreneur Symposium on Thursday, August 21st at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum. This FREE one-day symposium will have content relevant to ALL entrepreneurs and small business owners with special topics specifically related to the unique perspective and needs of tribal entrepreneurs and business owners. Gain valuable insight to help on your entrepreneurship journey!

The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Historic Preservation Department (THPD) is inviting enrolled Tribal members to participate in an exciting collaborative effort to review and assess researched Harvard materials and digital collections relative to our history and community.