TRIBAL ENTERPRISE DIRECTORYJanuary 2021

AcknowledgementsThere are many to acknowledge who helped to make the USET Tribal Enterprise Directory a reality Much gratitude is extended to the USET Board of Directors USET Tribal Leaders representatives on USETrsquos Economic Development and Entrepreneurship Committee and the many many Tribal employees who work tirelessly for the advancement of Tribal economies It is their work and dedication that provides guidance direction and the basis for the continued development and build out of the economic development programmatic work at USET Appreciation is also extended to the staff and partners from the US Economic Development Administration (EDA) for their investment to make this document possible Last but not least thanks is extended to all USET staff that took part in the drafting design and formatting of the finished Directory

USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021 iii

ContentsIntroduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory 1Agriculture 4Arts and Culture 6Communication and Media 10Construction 11Convention and Meeting Spaces 12Development Corporations and Holding Companies 14Energy and Utility 16Entertainment and Amusement 17Finance 21Food and Beverage 22Health Care and Social Assistance 44Hospitality 46Information Technology 50International and Domestic Investment Properties 51Natural Resources 52Professional Services 53Real Estate and Housing 56Recreation 58Retail and Trade 61Sports Teams and Clubs 64Index by Location 65Index by SBA 8(a) Program Participants 71Index by Tribal Nation 72

USETUSET SPF TRIBAL NATIONS

1 Eastern Band of Cherokee IndiansAnirsquoYunwiya

2 Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of FloridaMikasuki

3 Mississippi Band of Choctaw IndiansChahta

4 Seminole Tribe of FloridaIlaponathli

5 Chitimacha Tribe of LouisianaSitimaxa

6 Seneca Nation of IndiansOnondowarsquogarsquo

7 Coushatta Tribe of LouisianaKoasati

8 Saint Regis Mohawk TribeAkwesasne

9 Penobscot Indian NationPanawahpskek

10 Passamaquoddy Tribe ndash Pleasant PointPeskotomuhkati

11 Passamaquoddy Tribe ndash Indian TownshipPeskotomuhkati

12 Houlton Band of Maliseet IndiansMetaksonikewiyik

13 Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of LouisianaTayoroniku ndash Halyayihku

14 Poarch Band of Creek IndiansMvskoke

15 Narragansett Indian TribeNanaanongseuk

16 Mashantucket Pequot Tribal NationPequot

17 Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)Aquinnah

18 Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of TexasAlibamu amp Koasati

19 Oneida Indian NationOnyotarsquoakaacute

20 Aroostook Band of MicmacsMikmaq Nation

21 Catawba Indian NationYe Iswah hrsquoreh

22 Jena Band of Choctaw IndiansChahta

23 The Mohegan TribeMohiks

24 Cayuga NationGayogohonorsquo

25 Mashpee Wampanoag TribeMacircseepee Wocircpanacircak

26 Shinnecock Indian NationShinnecock

27 Pamunkey Indian TribePamunkey

28 Rappahannock TribeRappahannock

29 Chickahominy Indian TribeChickahominy

30 Chickahominy Indian Tribe ndash Eastern DivisionChickahominy ndash Eastern Division

31 Upper Mattaponi Indian TribeMattaponi

32 Nansemond Indian NationNansemond

33 Monacan Indian NationMonacan

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USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021 1

BackgroundEstablished in 1969 the United South and Eastern Tribes Inc (USET) is a non-profit inter-Tribal organization serving thirty-three (33) federally recognized Tribal Nations from the Northeastern Woodlands to the Everglades and across the Gulf of Mexico USET is dedicated to enhancing the development of Tribal Nations improving the capabilities of Tribal governments and improving the quality of life for Indian people through a variety of technical and supportive programmatic services Directing USETrsquos work are the shared goals to protect the inherent sovereignty rights of all Tribal Nations to pursue opportunities that enhance Tribal nation building and to ensure that the US upholds its sacred trust and treaty responsibilities and obligations to Indian country As part of the organizationrsquos long-term strategic planning USETrsquos Office of Economic Development was started in 2015 and tasked with identifying economic development activities throughout the USET membership Guided by a comprehensive economic development strategy USET economic development goals are based around supporting a thriving economic climate nation rebuilding and sovereignty protection capacity building education and workforce development partnership and collaboration and quality of life and place

Purpose of the DirectoryWith more than 600 Tribal Nation enterprises businesses and economic development opportunities listed this directory introduces business opportunities and activities throughout the USET membership The purpose of USETrsquos Tribal Enterprise Directory is to 1) inform USET membership what economic development activities are currently being offered by Tribal Nations and 2) to offer contact information for these initiatives to promote nation-to-nation trade andor economic partnerships to facilitate the development of strong Tribal economies

Structure of the Directory The Directory is listed first alphabetically by industry sector found amongst the USET membership Initial sectors were identified throughout the USET Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) research phase as economic clusters Additional sectors have been identified as new Tribally owned enterprises have been created and new economic clusters have emerged Industry sectors were also selected and based heavily on description of industries in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) NAICS is the standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments for the purpose of collecting analyzing and publishing statistical data related to the US business economy

The Directory currently classifies Tribal enterprises into 20 industry sectors The Directory sectors and the distinguishing activities of each are bull Agriculture ndash Agricultural production and agricultural support activities bull Arts amp Culture ndash Establishments that provide historical culture and educational benefitsbull Communication and Media ndash Publishing industries including traditional publishing the motion picture and sound

recording broadcasting and telecommunicationsbull Construction ndash Construction of buildings and engineering projects (eg highways and utility systems)bull Convention and Meeting Spaces ndash Establishments primarily engaged in organizing promoting andor managing

business and trade shows conventions conferences and meetingsbull Development Corporations and Holdings ndash Holding of securities of companies and enterprises bull Energy and Utility ndash Provision of utility services including electric power heat natural gas steam supply water

supply and sewage removalbull Entertainment amp Amusement ndash Establishments that operate facilities or provide services to meet varied

entertainment interests of patronsbull Finance ndash Establishments engaged in financial transactions andor in facilitating financial transactionsbull Food amp Beverage ndash Food services and food andor beverage consumption productsbull Health Care amp Social Assistance ndash Establishments providing health care and social assistance for individualsbull Hospitality ndash Establishments engaged in providing short-term lodging facilities

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

2 USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021

bull Information Technology ndash Establishments primarily engaged in computer hardware software and communication technologies

bull International and Domestic Investment Properties ndash Holdings or investments of properties or operations inside and outside the United States

bull Natural Resources ndash Activities revolving around producing and utilizing natural resourcesbull Professional Services ndash Establishments that specialize in performing professional scientific and technical

activitiesbull Real Estate amp Housing ndash Renting leasing or otherwise allowing the use of tangible holdings and related servicesbull Recreation ndash Activities operating or providing services for recreational interests of patronsbull Retail amp Trade ndash Establishments engaged in retailing merchandisebull Sports Teams amp Clubs ndash Ownership of professional or semiprofessional sports teams or clubs

The Directory also includes three index listings to help promote speedier search of Tribal enterprises Indexes are by the following groupingsbull Locationbull Small Business Administration (SBA) 8(a) Program Participantsbull Tribal Nation

Definition of a Tribal Enterprise The USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is a listing of Tribally owned enterprises An enterprise is a statistical unit defined as the smallest operating entity for which records provide information on the cost of resourcesmdashmaterials labor and capitalmdashemployed to produce the units of output The output may be sold to other establishments and receipts or sales recorded or the output may be provided without explicit charge that is the good or service may be lsquorsquosoldrsquorsquo within the company itself Enterprises will typically have a single physical location where business is conducted or where services or industrial operations are performed (eg a factory mill store hotel movie theater mine farm airline terminal sales office warehouse or central administrative office) There are cases where records identify distinct and separate economic activities performed at a single physical location (eg shops in a hotel) These retailing activities operated out of the same physical location as the hotel are identified as separate establishments Tribal enterprises listed are considered firms that are owned in whole or in majority by a federally recognized Tribal Nation Inclusion in this Directory does not discriminate or make any distinction of how these firms are incorporated either through Section 17 LLC or any other structure

Determining an Establishmentrsquos Industry Classification The specific industries listed in the USET Tribal Enterprise Directory are shared from two sources First the USET CEDS document identifies primary economic development clusters among the USET member Tribal Nations This list of economic clusters was then expanded using industries listed in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) guide An enterprise is classified in an industry when its primary activity meets the definition for that industry Because enterprises may perform more than one activity some enterprises might be listed more than once based on the activities of the establishment

Updates to the DirectoryThe USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is not meant to be exhaustive and therefore might not include all enterprises In addition with changing market forces some enterprises listed might no longer be viable and open Please notify the USET Office of Economic Development of any edits or changes that should be made As a result USET will update this Directory on schedule and will post subsequent versions of the Directory on the USET website at wwwusetincorg

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

AcknowledgementsThere are many to acknowledge who helped to make the USET Tribal Enterprise Directory a reality Much gratitude is extended to the USET Board of Directors USET Tribal Leaders representatives on USETrsquos Economic Development and Entrepreneurship Committee and the many many Tribal employees who work tirelessly for the advancement of Tribal economies It is their work and dedication that provides guidance direction and the basis for the continued development and build out of the economic development programmatic work at USET Appreciation is also extended to the staff and partners from the US Economic Development Administration (EDA) for their investment to make this document possible Last but not least thanks is extended to all USET staff that took part in the drafting design and formatting of the finished Directory

USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021 iii

ContentsIntroduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory 1Agriculture 4Arts and Culture 6Communication and Media 10Construction 11Convention and Meeting Spaces 12Development Corporations and Holding Companies 14Energy and Utility 16Entertainment and Amusement 17Finance 21Food and Beverage 22Health Care and Social Assistance 44Hospitality 46Information Technology 50International and Domestic Investment Properties 51Natural Resources 52Professional Services 53Real Estate and Housing 56Recreation 58Retail and Trade 61Sports Teams and Clubs 64Index by Location 65Index by SBA 8(a) Program Participants 71Index by Tribal Nation 72

USETUSET SPF TRIBAL NATIONS

1 Eastern Band of Cherokee IndiansAnirsquoYunwiya

2 Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of FloridaMikasuki

3 Mississippi Band of Choctaw IndiansChahta

4 Seminole Tribe of FloridaIlaponathli

5 Chitimacha Tribe of LouisianaSitimaxa

6 Seneca Nation of IndiansOnondowarsquogarsquo

7 Coushatta Tribe of LouisianaKoasati

8 Saint Regis Mohawk TribeAkwesasne

9 Penobscot Indian NationPanawahpskek

10 Passamaquoddy Tribe ndash Pleasant PointPeskotomuhkati

11 Passamaquoddy Tribe ndash Indian TownshipPeskotomuhkati

12 Houlton Band of Maliseet IndiansMetaksonikewiyik

13 Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of LouisianaTayoroniku ndash Halyayihku

14 Poarch Band of Creek IndiansMvskoke

15 Narragansett Indian TribeNanaanongseuk

16 Mashantucket Pequot Tribal NationPequot

17 Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)Aquinnah

18 Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of TexasAlibamu amp Koasati

19 Oneida Indian NationOnyotarsquoakaacute

20 Aroostook Band of MicmacsMikmaq Nation

21 Catawba Indian NationYe Iswah hrsquoreh

22 Jena Band of Choctaw IndiansChahta

23 The Mohegan TribeMohiks

24 Cayuga NationGayogohonorsquo

25 Mashpee Wampanoag TribeMacircseepee Wocircpanacircak

26 Shinnecock Indian NationShinnecock

27 Pamunkey Indian TribePamunkey

28 Rappahannock TribeRappahannock

29 Chickahominy Indian TribeChickahominy

30 Chickahominy Indian Tribe ndash Eastern DivisionChickahominy ndash Eastern Division

31 Upper Mattaponi Indian TribeMattaponi

32 Nansemond Indian NationNansemond

33 Monacan Indian NationMonacan

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USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021 1

BackgroundEstablished in 1969 the United South and Eastern Tribes Inc (USET) is a non-profit inter-Tribal organization serving thirty-three (33) federally recognized Tribal Nations from the Northeastern Woodlands to the Everglades and across the Gulf of Mexico USET is dedicated to enhancing the development of Tribal Nations improving the capabilities of Tribal governments and improving the quality of life for Indian people through a variety of technical and supportive programmatic services Directing USETrsquos work are the shared goals to protect the inherent sovereignty rights of all Tribal Nations to pursue opportunities that enhance Tribal nation building and to ensure that the US upholds its sacred trust and treaty responsibilities and obligations to Indian country As part of the organizationrsquos long-term strategic planning USETrsquos Office of Economic Development was started in 2015 and tasked with identifying economic development activities throughout the USET membership Guided by a comprehensive economic development strategy USET economic development goals are based around supporting a thriving economic climate nation rebuilding and sovereignty protection capacity building education and workforce development partnership and collaboration and quality of life and place

Purpose of the DirectoryWith more than 600 Tribal Nation enterprises businesses and economic development opportunities listed this directory introduces business opportunities and activities throughout the USET membership The purpose of USETrsquos Tribal Enterprise Directory is to 1) inform USET membership what economic development activities are currently being offered by Tribal Nations and 2) to offer contact information for these initiatives to promote nation-to-nation trade andor economic partnerships to facilitate the development of strong Tribal economies

Structure of the Directory The Directory is listed first alphabetically by industry sector found amongst the USET membership Initial sectors were identified throughout the USET Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) research phase as economic clusters Additional sectors have been identified as new Tribally owned enterprises have been created and new economic clusters have emerged Industry sectors were also selected and based heavily on description of industries in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) NAICS is the standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments for the purpose of collecting analyzing and publishing statistical data related to the US business economy

The Directory currently classifies Tribal enterprises into 20 industry sectors The Directory sectors and the distinguishing activities of each are bull Agriculture ndash Agricultural production and agricultural support activities bull Arts amp Culture ndash Establishments that provide historical culture and educational benefitsbull Communication and Media ndash Publishing industries including traditional publishing the motion picture and sound

recording broadcasting and telecommunicationsbull Construction ndash Construction of buildings and engineering projects (eg highways and utility systems)bull Convention and Meeting Spaces ndash Establishments primarily engaged in organizing promoting andor managing

business and trade shows conventions conferences and meetingsbull Development Corporations and Holdings ndash Holding of securities of companies and enterprises bull Energy and Utility ndash Provision of utility services including electric power heat natural gas steam supply water

supply and sewage removalbull Entertainment amp Amusement ndash Establishments that operate facilities or provide services to meet varied

entertainment interests of patronsbull Finance ndash Establishments engaged in financial transactions andor in facilitating financial transactionsbull Food amp Beverage ndash Food services and food andor beverage consumption productsbull Health Care amp Social Assistance ndash Establishments providing health care and social assistance for individualsbull Hospitality ndash Establishments engaged in providing short-term lodging facilities

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

2 USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021

bull Information Technology ndash Establishments primarily engaged in computer hardware software and communication technologies

bull International and Domestic Investment Properties ndash Holdings or investments of properties or operations inside and outside the United States

bull Natural Resources ndash Activities revolving around producing and utilizing natural resourcesbull Professional Services ndash Establishments that specialize in performing professional scientific and technical

activitiesbull Real Estate amp Housing ndash Renting leasing or otherwise allowing the use of tangible holdings and related servicesbull Recreation ndash Activities operating or providing services for recreational interests of patronsbull Retail amp Trade ndash Establishments engaged in retailing merchandisebull Sports Teams amp Clubs ndash Ownership of professional or semiprofessional sports teams or clubs

The Directory also includes three index listings to help promote speedier search of Tribal enterprises Indexes are by the following groupingsbull Locationbull Small Business Administration (SBA) 8(a) Program Participantsbull Tribal Nation

Definition of a Tribal Enterprise The USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is a listing of Tribally owned enterprises An enterprise is a statistical unit defined as the smallest operating entity for which records provide information on the cost of resourcesmdashmaterials labor and capitalmdashemployed to produce the units of output The output may be sold to other establishments and receipts or sales recorded or the output may be provided without explicit charge that is the good or service may be lsquorsquosoldrsquorsquo within the company itself Enterprises will typically have a single physical location where business is conducted or where services or industrial operations are performed (eg a factory mill store hotel movie theater mine farm airline terminal sales office warehouse or central administrative office) There are cases where records identify distinct and separate economic activities performed at a single physical location (eg shops in a hotel) These retailing activities operated out of the same physical location as the hotel are identified as separate establishments Tribal enterprises listed are considered firms that are owned in whole or in majority by a federally recognized Tribal Nation Inclusion in this Directory does not discriminate or make any distinction of how these firms are incorporated either through Section 17 LLC or any other structure

Determining an Establishmentrsquos Industry Classification The specific industries listed in the USET Tribal Enterprise Directory are shared from two sources First the USET CEDS document identifies primary economic development clusters among the USET member Tribal Nations This list of economic clusters was then expanded using industries listed in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) guide An enterprise is classified in an industry when its primary activity meets the definition for that industry Because enterprises may perform more than one activity some enterprises might be listed more than once based on the activities of the establishment

Updates to the DirectoryThe USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is not meant to be exhaustive and therefore might not include all enterprises In addition with changing market forces some enterprises listed might no longer be viable and open Please notify the USET Office of Economic Development of any edits or changes that should be made As a result USET will update this Directory on schedule and will post subsequent versions of the Directory on the USET website at wwwusetincorg

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021 iii

ContentsIntroduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory 1Agriculture 4Arts and Culture 6Communication and Media 10Construction 11Convention and Meeting Spaces 12Development Corporations and Holding Companies 14Energy and Utility 16Entertainment and Amusement 17Finance 21Food and Beverage 22Health Care and Social Assistance 44Hospitality 46Information Technology 50International and Domestic Investment Properties 51Natural Resources 52Professional Services 53Real Estate and Housing 56Recreation 58Retail and Trade 61Sports Teams and Clubs 64Index by Location 65Index by SBA 8(a) Program Participants 71Index by Tribal Nation 72

USETUSET SPF TRIBAL NATIONS

1 Eastern Band of Cherokee IndiansAnirsquoYunwiya

2 Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of FloridaMikasuki

3 Mississippi Band of Choctaw IndiansChahta

4 Seminole Tribe of FloridaIlaponathli

5 Chitimacha Tribe of LouisianaSitimaxa

6 Seneca Nation of IndiansOnondowarsquogarsquo

7 Coushatta Tribe of LouisianaKoasati

8 Saint Regis Mohawk TribeAkwesasne

9 Penobscot Indian NationPanawahpskek

10 Passamaquoddy Tribe ndash Pleasant PointPeskotomuhkati

11 Passamaquoddy Tribe ndash Indian TownshipPeskotomuhkati

12 Houlton Band of Maliseet IndiansMetaksonikewiyik

13 Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of LouisianaTayoroniku ndash Halyayihku

14 Poarch Band of Creek IndiansMvskoke

15 Narragansett Indian TribeNanaanongseuk

16 Mashantucket Pequot Tribal NationPequot

17 Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)Aquinnah

18 Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of TexasAlibamu amp Koasati

19 Oneida Indian NationOnyotarsquoakaacute

20 Aroostook Band of MicmacsMikmaq Nation

21 Catawba Indian NationYe Iswah hrsquoreh

22 Jena Band of Choctaw IndiansChahta

23 The Mohegan TribeMohiks

24 Cayuga NationGayogohonorsquo

25 Mashpee Wampanoag TribeMacircseepee Wocircpanacircak

26 Shinnecock Indian NationShinnecock

27 Pamunkey Indian TribePamunkey

28 Rappahannock TribeRappahannock

29 Chickahominy Indian TribeChickahominy

30 Chickahominy Indian Tribe ndash Eastern DivisionChickahominy ndash Eastern Division

31 Upper Mattaponi Indian TribeMattaponi

32 Nansemond Indian NationNansemond

33 Monacan Indian NationMonacan

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BackgroundEstablished in 1969 the United South and Eastern Tribes Inc (USET) is a non-profit inter-Tribal organization serving thirty-three (33) federally recognized Tribal Nations from the Northeastern Woodlands to the Everglades and across the Gulf of Mexico USET is dedicated to enhancing the development of Tribal Nations improving the capabilities of Tribal governments and improving the quality of life for Indian people through a variety of technical and supportive programmatic services Directing USETrsquos work are the shared goals to protect the inherent sovereignty rights of all Tribal Nations to pursue opportunities that enhance Tribal nation building and to ensure that the US upholds its sacred trust and treaty responsibilities and obligations to Indian country As part of the organizationrsquos long-term strategic planning USETrsquos Office of Economic Development was started in 2015 and tasked with identifying economic development activities throughout the USET membership Guided by a comprehensive economic development strategy USET economic development goals are based around supporting a thriving economic climate nation rebuilding and sovereignty protection capacity building education and workforce development partnership and collaboration and quality of life and place

Purpose of the DirectoryWith more than 600 Tribal Nation enterprises businesses and economic development opportunities listed this directory introduces business opportunities and activities throughout the USET membership The purpose of USETrsquos Tribal Enterprise Directory is to 1) inform USET membership what economic development activities are currently being offered by Tribal Nations and 2) to offer contact information for these initiatives to promote nation-to-nation trade andor economic partnerships to facilitate the development of strong Tribal economies

Structure of the Directory The Directory is listed first alphabetically by industry sector found amongst the USET membership Initial sectors were identified throughout the USET Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) research phase as economic clusters Additional sectors have been identified as new Tribally owned enterprises have been created and new economic clusters have emerged Industry sectors were also selected and based heavily on description of industries in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) NAICS is the standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments for the purpose of collecting analyzing and publishing statistical data related to the US business economy

The Directory currently classifies Tribal enterprises into 20 industry sectors The Directory sectors and the distinguishing activities of each are bull Agriculture ndash Agricultural production and agricultural support activities bull Arts amp Culture ndash Establishments that provide historical culture and educational benefitsbull Communication and Media ndash Publishing industries including traditional publishing the motion picture and sound

recording broadcasting and telecommunicationsbull Construction ndash Construction of buildings and engineering projects (eg highways and utility systems)bull Convention and Meeting Spaces ndash Establishments primarily engaged in organizing promoting andor managing

business and trade shows conventions conferences and meetingsbull Development Corporations and Holdings ndash Holding of securities of companies and enterprises bull Energy and Utility ndash Provision of utility services including electric power heat natural gas steam supply water

supply and sewage removalbull Entertainment amp Amusement ndash Establishments that operate facilities or provide services to meet varied

entertainment interests of patronsbull Finance ndash Establishments engaged in financial transactions andor in facilitating financial transactionsbull Food amp Beverage ndash Food services and food andor beverage consumption productsbull Health Care amp Social Assistance ndash Establishments providing health care and social assistance for individualsbull Hospitality ndash Establishments engaged in providing short-term lodging facilities

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

2 USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021

bull Information Technology ndash Establishments primarily engaged in computer hardware software and communication technologies

bull International and Domestic Investment Properties ndash Holdings or investments of properties or operations inside and outside the United States

bull Natural Resources ndash Activities revolving around producing and utilizing natural resourcesbull Professional Services ndash Establishments that specialize in performing professional scientific and technical

activitiesbull Real Estate amp Housing ndash Renting leasing or otherwise allowing the use of tangible holdings and related servicesbull Recreation ndash Activities operating or providing services for recreational interests of patronsbull Retail amp Trade ndash Establishments engaged in retailing merchandisebull Sports Teams amp Clubs ndash Ownership of professional or semiprofessional sports teams or clubs

The Directory also includes three index listings to help promote speedier search of Tribal enterprises Indexes are by the following groupingsbull Locationbull Small Business Administration (SBA) 8(a) Program Participantsbull Tribal Nation

Definition of a Tribal Enterprise The USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is a listing of Tribally owned enterprises An enterprise is a statistical unit defined as the smallest operating entity for which records provide information on the cost of resourcesmdashmaterials labor and capitalmdashemployed to produce the units of output The output may be sold to other establishments and receipts or sales recorded or the output may be provided without explicit charge that is the good or service may be lsquorsquosoldrsquorsquo within the company itself Enterprises will typically have a single physical location where business is conducted or where services or industrial operations are performed (eg a factory mill store hotel movie theater mine farm airline terminal sales office warehouse or central administrative office) There are cases where records identify distinct and separate economic activities performed at a single physical location (eg shops in a hotel) These retailing activities operated out of the same physical location as the hotel are identified as separate establishments Tribal enterprises listed are considered firms that are owned in whole or in majority by a federally recognized Tribal Nation Inclusion in this Directory does not discriminate or make any distinction of how these firms are incorporated either through Section 17 LLC or any other structure

Determining an Establishmentrsquos Industry Classification The specific industries listed in the USET Tribal Enterprise Directory are shared from two sources First the USET CEDS document identifies primary economic development clusters among the USET member Tribal Nations This list of economic clusters was then expanded using industries listed in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) guide An enterprise is classified in an industry when its primary activity meets the definition for that industry Because enterprises may perform more than one activity some enterprises might be listed more than once based on the activities of the establishment

Updates to the DirectoryThe USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is not meant to be exhaustive and therefore might not include all enterprises In addition with changing market forces some enterprises listed might no longer be viable and open Please notify the USET Office of Economic Development of any edits or changes that should be made As a result USET will update this Directory on schedule and will post subsequent versions of the Directory on the USET website at wwwusetincorg

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

USETUSET SPF TRIBAL NATIONS

1 Eastern Band of Cherokee IndiansAnirsquoYunwiya

2 Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of FloridaMikasuki

3 Mississippi Band of Choctaw IndiansChahta

4 Seminole Tribe of FloridaIlaponathli

5 Chitimacha Tribe of LouisianaSitimaxa

6 Seneca Nation of IndiansOnondowarsquogarsquo

7 Coushatta Tribe of LouisianaKoasati

8 Saint Regis Mohawk TribeAkwesasne

9 Penobscot Indian NationPanawahpskek

10 Passamaquoddy Tribe ndash Pleasant PointPeskotomuhkati

11 Passamaquoddy Tribe ndash Indian TownshipPeskotomuhkati

12 Houlton Band of Maliseet IndiansMetaksonikewiyik

13 Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of LouisianaTayoroniku ndash Halyayihku

14 Poarch Band of Creek IndiansMvskoke

15 Narragansett Indian TribeNanaanongseuk

16 Mashantucket Pequot Tribal NationPequot

17 Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)Aquinnah

18 Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of TexasAlibamu amp Koasati

19 Oneida Indian NationOnyotarsquoakaacute

20 Aroostook Band of MicmacsMikmaq Nation

21 Catawba Indian NationYe Iswah hrsquoreh

22 Jena Band of Choctaw IndiansChahta

23 The Mohegan TribeMohiks

24 Cayuga NationGayogohonorsquo

25 Mashpee Wampanoag TribeMacircseepee Wocircpanacircak

26 Shinnecock Indian NationShinnecock

27 Pamunkey Indian TribePamunkey

28 Rappahannock TribeRappahannock

29 Chickahominy Indian TribeChickahominy

30 Chickahominy Indian Tribe ndash Eastern DivisionChickahominy ndash Eastern Division

31 Upper Mattaponi Indian TribeMattaponi

32 Nansemond Indian NationNansemond

33 Monacan Indian NationMonacan

34 USET Headquarters

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4

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USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021 1

BackgroundEstablished in 1969 the United South and Eastern Tribes Inc (USET) is a non-profit inter-Tribal organization serving thirty-three (33) federally recognized Tribal Nations from the Northeastern Woodlands to the Everglades and across the Gulf of Mexico USET is dedicated to enhancing the development of Tribal Nations improving the capabilities of Tribal governments and improving the quality of life for Indian people through a variety of technical and supportive programmatic services Directing USETrsquos work are the shared goals to protect the inherent sovereignty rights of all Tribal Nations to pursue opportunities that enhance Tribal nation building and to ensure that the US upholds its sacred trust and treaty responsibilities and obligations to Indian country As part of the organizationrsquos long-term strategic planning USETrsquos Office of Economic Development was started in 2015 and tasked with identifying economic development activities throughout the USET membership Guided by a comprehensive economic development strategy USET economic development goals are based around supporting a thriving economic climate nation rebuilding and sovereignty protection capacity building education and workforce development partnership and collaboration and quality of life and place

Purpose of the DirectoryWith more than 600 Tribal Nation enterprises businesses and economic development opportunities listed this directory introduces business opportunities and activities throughout the USET membership The purpose of USETrsquos Tribal Enterprise Directory is to 1) inform USET membership what economic development activities are currently being offered by Tribal Nations and 2) to offer contact information for these initiatives to promote nation-to-nation trade andor economic partnerships to facilitate the development of strong Tribal economies

Structure of the Directory The Directory is listed first alphabetically by industry sector found amongst the USET membership Initial sectors were identified throughout the USET Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) research phase as economic clusters Additional sectors have been identified as new Tribally owned enterprises have been created and new economic clusters have emerged Industry sectors were also selected and based heavily on description of industries in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) NAICS is the standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments for the purpose of collecting analyzing and publishing statistical data related to the US business economy

The Directory currently classifies Tribal enterprises into 20 industry sectors The Directory sectors and the distinguishing activities of each are bull Agriculture ndash Agricultural production and agricultural support activities bull Arts amp Culture ndash Establishments that provide historical culture and educational benefitsbull Communication and Media ndash Publishing industries including traditional publishing the motion picture and sound

recording broadcasting and telecommunicationsbull Construction ndash Construction of buildings and engineering projects (eg highways and utility systems)bull Convention and Meeting Spaces ndash Establishments primarily engaged in organizing promoting andor managing

business and trade shows conventions conferences and meetingsbull Development Corporations and Holdings ndash Holding of securities of companies and enterprises bull Energy and Utility ndash Provision of utility services including electric power heat natural gas steam supply water

supply and sewage removalbull Entertainment amp Amusement ndash Establishments that operate facilities or provide services to meet varied

entertainment interests of patronsbull Finance ndash Establishments engaged in financial transactions andor in facilitating financial transactionsbull Food amp Beverage ndash Food services and food andor beverage consumption productsbull Health Care amp Social Assistance ndash Establishments providing health care and social assistance for individualsbull Hospitality ndash Establishments engaged in providing short-term lodging facilities

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

2 USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021

bull Information Technology ndash Establishments primarily engaged in computer hardware software and communication technologies

bull International and Domestic Investment Properties ndash Holdings or investments of properties or operations inside and outside the United States

bull Natural Resources ndash Activities revolving around producing and utilizing natural resourcesbull Professional Services ndash Establishments that specialize in performing professional scientific and technical

activitiesbull Real Estate amp Housing ndash Renting leasing or otherwise allowing the use of tangible holdings and related servicesbull Recreation ndash Activities operating or providing services for recreational interests of patronsbull Retail amp Trade ndash Establishments engaged in retailing merchandisebull Sports Teams amp Clubs ndash Ownership of professional or semiprofessional sports teams or clubs

The Directory also includes three index listings to help promote speedier search of Tribal enterprises Indexes are by the following groupingsbull Locationbull Small Business Administration (SBA) 8(a) Program Participantsbull Tribal Nation

Definition of a Tribal Enterprise The USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is a listing of Tribally owned enterprises An enterprise is a statistical unit defined as the smallest operating entity for which records provide information on the cost of resourcesmdashmaterials labor and capitalmdashemployed to produce the units of output The output may be sold to other establishments and receipts or sales recorded or the output may be provided without explicit charge that is the good or service may be lsquorsquosoldrsquorsquo within the company itself Enterprises will typically have a single physical location where business is conducted or where services or industrial operations are performed (eg a factory mill store hotel movie theater mine farm airline terminal sales office warehouse or central administrative office) There are cases where records identify distinct and separate economic activities performed at a single physical location (eg shops in a hotel) These retailing activities operated out of the same physical location as the hotel are identified as separate establishments Tribal enterprises listed are considered firms that are owned in whole or in majority by a federally recognized Tribal Nation Inclusion in this Directory does not discriminate or make any distinction of how these firms are incorporated either through Section 17 LLC or any other structure

Determining an Establishmentrsquos Industry Classification The specific industries listed in the USET Tribal Enterprise Directory are shared from two sources First the USET CEDS document identifies primary economic development clusters among the USET member Tribal Nations This list of economic clusters was then expanded using industries listed in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) guide An enterprise is classified in an industry when its primary activity meets the definition for that industry Because enterprises may perform more than one activity some enterprises might be listed more than once based on the activities of the establishment

Updates to the DirectoryThe USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is not meant to be exhaustive and therefore might not include all enterprises In addition with changing market forces some enterprises listed might no longer be viable and open Please notify the USET Office of Economic Development of any edits or changes that should be made As a result USET will update this Directory on schedule and will post subsequent versions of the Directory on the USET website at wwwusetincorg

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021 1

BackgroundEstablished in 1969 the United South and Eastern Tribes Inc (USET) is a non-profit inter-Tribal organization serving thirty-three (33) federally recognized Tribal Nations from the Northeastern Woodlands to the Everglades and across the Gulf of Mexico USET is dedicated to enhancing the development of Tribal Nations improving the capabilities of Tribal governments and improving the quality of life for Indian people through a variety of technical and supportive programmatic services Directing USETrsquos work are the shared goals to protect the inherent sovereignty rights of all Tribal Nations to pursue opportunities that enhance Tribal nation building and to ensure that the US upholds its sacred trust and treaty responsibilities and obligations to Indian country As part of the organizationrsquos long-term strategic planning USETrsquos Office of Economic Development was started in 2015 and tasked with identifying economic development activities throughout the USET membership Guided by a comprehensive economic development strategy USET economic development goals are based around supporting a thriving economic climate nation rebuilding and sovereignty protection capacity building education and workforce development partnership and collaboration and quality of life and place

Purpose of the DirectoryWith more than 600 Tribal Nation enterprises businesses and economic development opportunities listed this directory introduces business opportunities and activities throughout the USET membership The purpose of USETrsquos Tribal Enterprise Directory is to 1) inform USET membership what economic development activities are currently being offered by Tribal Nations and 2) to offer contact information for these initiatives to promote nation-to-nation trade andor economic partnerships to facilitate the development of strong Tribal economies

Structure of the Directory The Directory is listed first alphabetically by industry sector found amongst the USET membership Initial sectors were identified throughout the USET Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) research phase as economic clusters Additional sectors have been identified as new Tribally owned enterprises have been created and new economic clusters have emerged Industry sectors were also selected and based heavily on description of industries in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) NAICS is the standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments for the purpose of collecting analyzing and publishing statistical data related to the US business economy

The Directory currently classifies Tribal enterprises into 20 industry sectors The Directory sectors and the distinguishing activities of each are bull Agriculture ndash Agricultural production and agricultural support activities bull Arts amp Culture ndash Establishments that provide historical culture and educational benefitsbull Communication and Media ndash Publishing industries including traditional publishing the motion picture and sound

recording broadcasting and telecommunicationsbull Construction ndash Construction of buildings and engineering projects (eg highways and utility systems)bull Convention and Meeting Spaces ndash Establishments primarily engaged in organizing promoting andor managing

business and trade shows conventions conferences and meetingsbull Development Corporations and Holdings ndash Holding of securities of companies and enterprises bull Energy and Utility ndash Provision of utility services including electric power heat natural gas steam supply water

supply and sewage removalbull Entertainment amp Amusement ndash Establishments that operate facilities or provide services to meet varied

entertainment interests of patronsbull Finance ndash Establishments engaged in financial transactions andor in facilitating financial transactionsbull Food amp Beverage ndash Food services and food andor beverage consumption productsbull Health Care amp Social Assistance ndash Establishments providing health care and social assistance for individualsbull Hospitality ndash Establishments engaged in providing short-term lodging facilities

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

2 USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021

bull Information Technology ndash Establishments primarily engaged in computer hardware software and communication technologies

bull International and Domestic Investment Properties ndash Holdings or investments of properties or operations inside and outside the United States

bull Natural Resources ndash Activities revolving around producing and utilizing natural resourcesbull Professional Services ndash Establishments that specialize in performing professional scientific and technical

activitiesbull Real Estate amp Housing ndash Renting leasing or otherwise allowing the use of tangible holdings and related servicesbull Recreation ndash Activities operating or providing services for recreational interests of patronsbull Retail amp Trade ndash Establishments engaged in retailing merchandisebull Sports Teams amp Clubs ndash Ownership of professional or semiprofessional sports teams or clubs

The Directory also includes three index listings to help promote speedier search of Tribal enterprises Indexes are by the following groupingsbull Locationbull Small Business Administration (SBA) 8(a) Program Participantsbull Tribal Nation

Definition of a Tribal Enterprise The USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is a listing of Tribally owned enterprises An enterprise is a statistical unit defined as the smallest operating entity for which records provide information on the cost of resourcesmdashmaterials labor and capitalmdashemployed to produce the units of output The output may be sold to other establishments and receipts or sales recorded or the output may be provided without explicit charge that is the good or service may be lsquorsquosoldrsquorsquo within the company itself Enterprises will typically have a single physical location where business is conducted or where services or industrial operations are performed (eg a factory mill store hotel movie theater mine farm airline terminal sales office warehouse or central administrative office) There are cases where records identify distinct and separate economic activities performed at a single physical location (eg shops in a hotel) These retailing activities operated out of the same physical location as the hotel are identified as separate establishments Tribal enterprises listed are considered firms that are owned in whole or in majority by a federally recognized Tribal Nation Inclusion in this Directory does not discriminate or make any distinction of how these firms are incorporated either through Section 17 LLC or any other structure

Determining an Establishmentrsquos Industry Classification The specific industries listed in the USET Tribal Enterprise Directory are shared from two sources First the USET CEDS document identifies primary economic development clusters among the USET member Tribal Nations This list of economic clusters was then expanded using industries listed in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) guide An enterprise is classified in an industry when its primary activity meets the definition for that industry Because enterprises may perform more than one activity some enterprises might be listed more than once based on the activities of the establishment

Updates to the DirectoryThe USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is not meant to be exhaustive and therefore might not include all enterprises In addition with changing market forces some enterprises listed might no longer be viable and open Please notify the USET Office of Economic Development of any edits or changes that should be made As a result USET will update this Directory on schedule and will post subsequent versions of the Directory on the USET website at wwwusetincorg

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

2 USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021

bull Information Technology ndash Establishments primarily engaged in computer hardware software and communication technologies

bull International and Domestic Investment Properties ndash Holdings or investments of properties or operations inside and outside the United States

bull Natural Resources ndash Activities revolving around producing and utilizing natural resourcesbull Professional Services ndash Establishments that specialize in performing professional scientific and technical

activitiesbull Real Estate amp Housing ndash Renting leasing or otherwise allowing the use of tangible holdings and related servicesbull Recreation ndash Activities operating or providing services for recreational interests of patronsbull Retail amp Trade ndash Establishments engaged in retailing merchandisebull Sports Teams amp Clubs ndash Ownership of professional or semiprofessional sports teams or clubs

The Directory also includes three index listings to help promote speedier search of Tribal enterprises Indexes are by the following groupingsbull Locationbull Small Business Administration (SBA) 8(a) Program Participantsbull Tribal Nation

Definition of a Tribal Enterprise The USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is a listing of Tribally owned enterprises An enterprise is a statistical unit defined as the smallest operating entity for which records provide information on the cost of resourcesmdashmaterials labor and capitalmdashemployed to produce the units of output The output may be sold to other establishments and receipts or sales recorded or the output may be provided without explicit charge that is the good or service may be lsquorsquosoldrsquorsquo within the company itself Enterprises will typically have a single physical location where business is conducted or where services or industrial operations are performed (eg a factory mill store hotel movie theater mine farm airline terminal sales office warehouse or central administrative office) There are cases where records identify distinct and separate economic activities performed at a single physical location (eg shops in a hotel) These retailing activities operated out of the same physical location as the hotel are identified as separate establishments Tribal enterprises listed are considered firms that are owned in whole or in majority by a federally recognized Tribal Nation Inclusion in this Directory does not discriminate or make any distinction of how these firms are incorporated either through Section 17 LLC or any other structure

Determining an Establishmentrsquos Industry Classification The specific industries listed in the USET Tribal Enterprise Directory are shared from two sources First the USET CEDS document identifies primary economic development clusters among the USET member Tribal Nations This list of economic clusters was then expanded using industries listed in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) guide An enterprise is classified in an industry when its primary activity meets the definition for that industry Because enterprises may perform more than one activity some enterprises might be listed more than once based on the activities of the establishment

Updates to the DirectoryThe USET Tribal Enterprise Directory is not meant to be exhaustive and therefore might not include all enterprises In addition with changing market forces some enterprises listed might no longer be viable and open Please notify the USET Office of Economic Development of any edits or changes that should be made As a result USET will update this Directory on schedule and will post subsequent versions of the Directory on the USET website at wwwusetincorg

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021 3

Introduction to the Tribal Enterprise Directory

Declaration Contrary to EndorsementUSET provides this Tribal Enterprise Directory as a service to USET members and the public The Directory is intended to be a resource for Tribal enterprises and business activity within the USET membership Inclusion in this business resource guide is strictly voluntary USET does not solicit for any individual business to place an entry in this directory nor is USET responsible for the content on external websites USET does not endorse the information content presentation or accuracy of any external site linked Links to other websites found in the Tribal Enterprise Directory are provided to assist in locating information USET is not responsible for and expressly disclaims all liability for damages of any kind arising out of use reference to or reliance on any information contained within the business resource or any link contained within the guide While the information contained within the Directory is periodically updated no guarantee is given that the information provided printed here or available on the USET website is correct complete and up to date Your connection to any linked site is at your own risk In addition USET does not endorse or make claim of support of any businesses listed Procurement policies and purchasing policies should be followed prior to engaging in any business agreements Entities listed in this directory are for educational purposes only

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Agriculture

Akwesasne Farmers Market | Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe httpswwwfacebookcomakwesasnefarmersmarket Hogansburg NY

Big Cypress Citrus | Seminole Tribe of FloridahttpswwwsemtribecomSTOFenterprisesbig-cypress-reservationbig-cypress-citrusBig Cypress FL 800-683-7800

Brighton Citrus | Seminole Tribe of FloridahttpswwwsemtribecomSTOFenterprisesbrighton-reservationbrighton-citrusBrighton FL 863-447-3737

Catawba Organic Farming | Catawba Indian Nationhttpscatawbaindiannetservicesorganic-farmingphpRock Hill SC 803-366-4792

Choctaw Fresh Produce | Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians httpchoctawproducecomChoctaw MS 601-650-1605

First Light Shellfish Farm | Mashpee Wampanoag Tribehttpsmashpeewampanoagtribe-nsngovfirst-light-shellfish-farmMashpee MA 508-477-5800

Gahwiyoh Farm | Seneca Nation of Indians httpssniorgdepartmentsgakwiyoh-farmsCollins NY 716-532-3194

Gakwiyo Garden | Cayuga Nationhttpscayuganation-nsngovtodays-businesshtmlSeneca Falls NY 315-568-0750

Hunting and Fishing Commerical Licenses | Aroostook Band of Micmacs httpmicmac-nsngovhunting-fishingPresque Isle ME 204-764-1972

Hunting Fishing Gathering | Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)httpswwwwampanoagtribeorghuntingfishinggatheringAquinnah MA 508-645-9265

Lake Pushmataha | Mississippi Band of Choctaw IndianshttpwwwchoctaworgtourismlakehtmlChoctaw MS 601-663-7827

The establishments in this sector are often described as farms ranches dairies greenhouses nurseries orchards or hatcheries The sector includes agricultural production and agricultural support activities Agricultural production includes establishments performing the complete farm or ranch operation such as farm owner-operators and tenant farm operators This sector also comprises establishments that support agricultural activities including Tribal food system programs community gardens and farmers markets that serve multiple community purposes

Agriculture

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Agriculture

Akwesasne Farmers Market | Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe httpswwwfacebookcomakwesasnefarmersmarket Hogansburg NY

Big Cypress Citrus | Seminole Tribe of FloridahttpswwwsemtribecomSTOFenterprisesbig-cypress-reservationbig-cypress-citrusBig Cypress FL 800-683-7800

Brighton Citrus | Seminole Tribe of FloridahttpswwwsemtribecomSTOFenterprisesbrighton-reservationbrighton-citrusBrighton FL 863-447-3737

Catawba Organic Farming | Catawba Indian Nationhttpscatawbaindiannetservicesorganic-farmingphpRock Hill SC 803-366-4792

Choctaw Fresh Produce | Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians httpchoctawproducecomChoctaw MS 601-650-1605

First Light Shellfish Farm | Mashpee Wampanoag Tribehttpsmashpeewampanoagtribe-nsngovfirst-light-shellfish-farmMashpee MA 508-477-5800

Gahwiyoh Farm | Seneca Nation of Indians httpssniorgdepartmentsgakwiyoh-farmsCollins NY 716-532-3194

Gakwiyo Garden | Cayuga Nationhttpscayuganation-nsngovtodays-businesshtmlSeneca Falls NY 315-568-0750

Hunting and Fishing Commerical Licenses | Aroostook Band of Micmacs httpmicmac-nsngovhunting-fishingPresque Isle ME 204-764-1972

Hunting Fishing Gathering | Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)httpswwwwampanoagtribeorghuntingfishinggatheringAquinnah MA 508-645-9265

Lake Pushmataha | Mississippi Band of Choctaw IndianshttpwwwchoctaworgtourismlakehtmlChoctaw MS 601-663-7827

The establishments in this sector are often described as farms ranches dairies greenhouses nurseries orchards or hatcheries The sector includes agricultural production and agricultural support activities Agricultural production includes establishments performing the complete farm or ranch operation such as farm owner-operators and tenant farm operators This sector also comprises establishments that support agricultural activities including Tribal food system programs community gardens and farmers markets that serve multiple community purposes

Agriculture

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Agriculture

Lake View Cattle Company | Cayuga Nation httpscayuganation-nsngovtodays-businesshtmlSeneca Falls NY 315-209-7074

Micmac Farm | Aroostook Band of Micmacs wwwmicmacfarmscomCaribou ME 207-493-1269

Mother Earth Eggs | Saint Regis Mohawk Tribehttpswwwsrmt-nsngovenvironmentagriculture-programAkwesasne NY

Narragansett Indian Food Sovereignty at Crandall ldquomiacommuckrdquo Farm | Narragansett Indian Tribe httpwwwnarragansettfoodsovereigntyorgWesterly RI 401-364-1100

Pamunkey Fish Hatchery | Pamunkey Indian Tribehttppamunkeyorgreservationfish-hatcheryKing William VA 804-339-1629

Passamaquoddy Maple Syrup | Passamaquoddy Tribe - Indian Township httpswwwpassamaquoddymaplecomJackman ME 207-668-9200

Penobscot Indian Nation Fish and Game | Penobscot Indian Nationhttpswwwpenobscotnationorgdepartmentsnatural-resourcesfisheriesIndian Island ME 207-817-7349

Perdido River Farm | Poarch Band of Creek Indianshttppci-nsngovwordpressservicesfacilities-servicesperdido-river-farmsAtmore AL 251-368-0826

Pleasant Point Fisheries Department | Passamaquoddy Tribe - Pleasant Pointhttpwwwwabanakicomwabanaki_newFisheries20DepartmenthtmlPerry ME 207-853-2600

Shinnecock Shellfish Hatchery amp Environmental Center | Shinnecock Indian Nation httpswwwfacebookcomShinnecock-Shellfish-Hatchery-Environmental-Center-65448921043Southampton NY 631-458-1231

Tribal Food Sovereignty Program | Passamaquoddy Tribe - Pleasant Pointhttpwabanakicomwabanaki_newTraditional_Foodshtml Perry ME 207-853-2600

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Arts and Culture

Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum | Seminole Tribe of Florida httpswwwahtahthikicomClewiston FL 877-902-1113

Akwesasne Cultural Center Library amp Museum | Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe httpakwesasneculturalcenterorgHogansburg NY 518-358-2461

Akwesasne International Pow-Wow | Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe httpakwesasnepowwowcomAkwesasne Ontario Canada 877-992-2746

Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Annual Powwow | Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Livingston TX 936-563-1100

Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Indian Museum | Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Livingston TX 936-563-1100

Ancient Mohegan Village | The Mohegan Tribehttpsmohegannsnusexploreheritageimportant-sitestantaquidgeon-museumUncasville CT 860-848-3985

Annual Thanksgiving Powwow | Poarch Band of Creek Indians httppci-nsngovwordpressservicescommunity-servicescultural-departmentAtmore AL 251-368-9136

Aquinnah Cultural Center and Aquinnah Wampanoag Indian Museum | Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) httpswwwaquinnahorg Aquinnah MA 508-645-7900

Catawba Cultural Center and Walking Trails | Catawba Indian Nation httpswwwcatawbaindiancraftscomRock Hill SC 803-328-2427

Chahta Immi Cultural Center amp Museum | Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians httpwwwchoctaworgculturecicchtmlPearl River MS 601-650-1687

Chickahominy Fall Festival and Powwow | Chickahominy Indian Tribe wwwchickahominytribeorgEventseventshtmlProvidence Forge VA 804-829-2027

Chitimacha Museum | Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana httpwwwchitimachagovattractions-accommodationsmuseumCharenton LA 337-923-4830

Arts and Culture

This sector includes a wide range of establishments that operate facilities or provide services to meet varied cultural and entertainment interests of visitors Industry comprises establishments that preserve and exhibit objects and sites of historical cultural or educational interest This sector also includes enterprises engaged in organizing promoting andor managing live performing arts productions events such as fairs festivals and powwows

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Arts and Culture

Choctaw Indian Fair | Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians httpwwwchoctawindianfaircomChoctaw MS

Club Egret | Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Floridahttpsmrgmiccosukeecomamenitiesclub-egretMiami FL 305-925-2555

Coushatta Annual Powwow | Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana httpwwwcoushattapowwowcomKinder LA 337-584-1545

Cultural Community Education Center amp Museum | Aroostook Band of Micmacshttpmicmac-nsngovmuseumPresque Isle ME 204-764-1972

Kerretv Cuko Museum amp Gift Shop | Poarch Band of Creek Indianshttppci-nsngovwordpressaboutmuseum-2Atmore AL 251-368-9136

Marvin ldquoJoerdquo Curry Veterans Pow Wow | Seneca Nation of Indians httpssenecapowwoworgSalamanca NY 716-532-8333

Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center | Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation httpwwwpequotmuseumorgDefaultaspxMashantucket CT 800-411-9671

Mashpee Wampanoag Annual Powwow | Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe httpsmashpeewampanoagtribe-nsngovpowwow-infoMashpee MA 774-413-0520

Mashpee Wampanoag Museum | Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe httpsmashpeewampanoagtribe-nsngovmuseumMashpee MA 508-477-9339

Mattanock Town | Nansemond Indian Nation httpsnansemondorgmattanock-townSuffolk VA

Mawiomi of Tribes Annual Powwow | Aroostook Band of Micmacshttpmicmac-nsngovmawiomiCaribou ME 207-764-1972

Miccosukee Indian Village Museum | Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida httpsvillagemiccosukeecomMiami FL 305-480-1924

Monacan Indian Nation Powwow | Monacan Indian NationhttpswwwmonacannationcompowwowhtmlElon VA 434-363-4864

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Arts and Culture

Museum of the Cherokee Indian | Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians httpwwwcherokeemuseumorgCherokee NC 828-497-3481

Naniha Waiya Mound | Mississippi Band of Choctaw IndianshttpwwwchoctaworgculturemoundhtmlChoctaw MS 662-724-2770

Nansemond Firebird Festival | Nansemond Indian Nation httpsnansemondorg20191125nansemond-firebird-festivalSuffolk VA

Nansemond Indian Powwow | Nansemond Indian Nation httpsnansemondorg20180323annual-nansemond-indian-pow-wowSuffolk VA

Narragansett Indian Longhouse | Narragansett Indian TribehttpnarragansettindiannationorghistoryperseveranceCharlestown RI 401-364-1100

Oconaluftee Indian Village | Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians httpswwwcherokeehistoricalorgoconaluftee-indian-villageCherokee NC 828-497-2111

Old Indian Meeting House | Mashpee Wampanoag Tribehttpsmashpeewampanoagtribe-nsngovold-indian-meeting-houseMashpee MA 508-477-0208

Pamunkey Indian Museum amp Cultural Center | Pamunkey Indian Tribe httppamunkeyorgreservationmuseum-cultural-centerKing William VA 804-843-4792

Passamaquoddy Cultural Heritage Museum | Passamaquoddy Tribe - Indian Township httpswwwpassamaquoddycompage_id=804Indian Township ME 207-214-4051

Penobscot Nation Museum | Penobscot Indian Nation httpswwwpenobscotnationorgpenobscot-nation-museumOld Town ME 207-827-4153

Powwow in the Pines | Jena Band of Choctaw Indians httpjenachoctaworgcontentculturalTrout LA

Qualla Arts amp Crafts Mutual Inc | Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians httpquallaartsandcraftscomCherokee NC 828-497-3103

Seminole Okalee Indian Village | Seminole Tribe of Floridahttpsnatsemtribecomattractionsokalee-villageHollywood FL 954-797-5588

USET Tribal Enterprise Directory ndash January 2021 9

Arts and Culture

Schemitzun Feast of Green Corn and Dance | Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nationhttpsschemitzunmptn-nsngovgcphomeaspxMashantucket CT 860-396-2136

Seminole Shootout Battle Reenactment | Seminole Tribe of Florida httpswwwseminoleshootoutcomImmokalee FL 863-902-3200

Seneca Nation of Indian Tourism | Seneca Nation of Indians httpssenecanationcomSalamanca NY 716-945-1790

Seneca-Iroquois National Museum and Onoumlhsagweumldersquo Cultural Center | Seneca Nation of Indians httpswwwsenecamuseumorgdefaultaspx Salamanca NY 716-945-1760

Shako wi Cultural Center | Oneida Indian Nation httpwwwoneidaindiannationcomshakowiculturalcenterOneida NY 315-829-8801

Shinnecock Nation Annual Labor Day Powwow | Shinnecock Indian Nation httpshinnecockindianpowwowcomhistoryhtmlSouthampton NY 631-283-6143

Sipayik Indian Days | Passamaquoddy Tribe - Pleasant Pointhttpwwwwabanakicomwabanaki_newIndian20DayshtmlPerry ME

Tantaquidgeon Museum | The Mohegan Tribe httpswwwmohegannsnusexploreheritageimportant-sitestantaquidgeon-museumUncasville CT 860-848-3985

Tunica Biloxi Museum | Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana httpswwwtunicabiloxiorgcercmuseumMarksville LA 800-272-9767

Tunica-Biloxi Pow Wow | Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana Marksville LA 800-272-9767

Upper Mattaponi Powwow | Upper Mattaponi Indian Tribehttpsumitribeorgpow-wowKing William VA 804-769-0041

Wapanoahki Museum amp Resource Center | Passamaquoddy Tribe - Pleasant Pointhttpwabanakicomwabanaki_newMuseumhtmlPleasant Point ME 207-853-2600

Wigwam Festival | The Mohegan Tribe httpsmohegannsnusexploreheritagewigwam-festival Uncasville CT 800-664-3426

Yap Ye Iswa Festival | Catawba Indian Nationhttpscatawbaindiannetthe-nationcultural-centerphpRock Hill SC 803-328-2427