Learn about The Mohegan Tribe's vision, the significance of our tribal symbol, and our rich history as a Native American Indian tribe in Southeastern CT.

The Mohegan Tribe is a federally-recognized Native American Tribe in Southeastern CT. Learn about our rich history, culture, business ventures and more.

According to The Mohegan Tribe, the Makiawisug or Little People taught the Mohegans how to grow corn and use healing plants. Read the legend online.

For generations, local visitors have learned about Mohegan and other New England Tribes through visual displays of native-made goods, walking through a traditional village, and …

The Mohegan Tribe, an Indian Tribe in CT, is committed to good relations with our neighbors in the local community. Learn about our community involvement.

The Mohegan Tribe's history in CT is shaped by the strong leadership of Indian Ancestors: Sachem Uncas, Samson Occom and Fidelia Fielding. Learn more.

Learn how the oral traditions and Native American stories of the Mohegan Tribe in CT are passed to the next generation by select culture-bearers.

The Mohegan Tribe is a sovereign, federally-recognized Indian Nation, with its own constitution and government. Not only does the Tribe govern itself, but many Tribal administrative …

As a sovereign nation, The Mohegan Tribe in CT governs its own people and affairs. Learn how the U.S. and CT governments have defined their relationships.

Learn about Sachem Uncas, a Sachem of The Mohegan Tribe in the early 1600s and an important American Indian historical figure in Southeastern Connecticut.