mashpee wampanoag tribe events calendar
The Clan Mothers Talking Circle is held at 10:30 AM on Sundays at the Native Land Conservancy (NLC). For more information, please contact Clan Mother Marlene Lopez.
Set Sail for Adventure
Students are invited to spend the day on the water at Pleasant Bay Community Boating in Harwich. Students will have the opportunity to learn, explore, and have fun while taking part in a sailing field trip.
This weekly lunch and language event is held each Tuesday and Thursday at the MWT Community and Government Center. For more information, contact Elders Nutritionist Donald Peters at 508-477-0208 ext 117.
This screening is being held specifically for Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal youth and families and will include pizza and a discussion with Chief Earl Mills Jr.
Hoist the Sails for a Day of Learning and Fun
Students are invited to enjoy a sailing field trip at Pleasant Bay Community Boating in Harwich. This field trip will give younger students a chance to learn, explore, and make summer memories with friends.
Weekly AA meetings are held in Mashpee on Wednesdays from 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM. Both tribal and non-tribal members are welcome to attend. For questions or concerns, please contact Substance Use Disorder Program Manager Stephanie Tobey-Roderick at Stephanie.Tobey-Roderick@mwtribe-nsn.gov
This weekly lunch and language event is held each Tuesday and Thursday at the MWT Community and Government Center. For more information, contact Elders Nutritionist Donald Peters at 508-477-0208 ext 117.
Tribal Elders volleyball takes place every Thursday at the Community and Government Center. For more information, please contact the Elders Department.
Zumba Dance Fitness is back at the Community and Government Center gym on Thursdays from 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM! All fitness levels are welcome to join this fun hour hour-long class. Please bring a towel, water, and your best dance moves. For more information, please contact Shirley Jackson.
The community is invited to learn more about the Mashpee Nine and the fight to protect the Wampanoag right to beat the drum. The screening will share the story of the 1976 law enforcement raid on Tribal drummers at Mashpee Pond and the lasting significance of this moment in Wampanoag cultural justice.
