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Ndakinna Cultural Center and Museum
Address: Telephone: 802-224-1055 The Ndakinna (“Our Land”) Cultural Center and Museum, Inc. was created in late 2008 to ensure that the Abenaki culture and heritage continues into future generations. The Vermont Abenaki Indian Museum includes exhibits on display intended to teach visitors about the history of the Abenaki people living in Vermont. The Cultural Center & Classroom are at the heart of Ndakinna. The purpose of the Cultural Learning Center is to teach the public about Abenaki heritage through classes that instruct in traditional crafts such as basket making, Abenaki wigwam building, Native American drumming, drum making and singing, Abenaki language classes and workshops on herbs and traditional healing. Gift Shop, Group Tours, Calendar of Events Hours and Admission: Winter: Thursday-Sunday, 10:00-4:00 Type of Museum: Last updated: 2008 |