Thank you for visiting the official website of the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation (STN), a Native American Eastern Woodland Tribe rooted on land in present day Kent, Connecticut (Quinnehtukqut)
The Schaghticoke Tribe has been a state recognized tribe for over 300 years. Our reservation, granted in 1736 by the General Assembly of the Colony of Connecticut, is one of the oldest in the United States
It encompasses roughly 400 acres between the western bank of the Housatonic River and New York state. A national trail system, the Appalachian Trail, passes through the scenic reservation near the historical Schaghticoke rattlesnake den.
Latest Updates
News From Brown: Summer Institute Empowers High Schoolers To Confront Historical, Contemporary Injustices.
As one of the only Native students in her school, Cate McDonough, a rising junior…
The Day: Chief Hockeo Roy Sebastian, Longtime leader of Eastern Pequot Tribe, dies
North Stonington — Members of the Eastern Pequot Tribe will keep a ceremonial fire burning on…
HARTFORD COURANT: Schaghticoke Tribal Nation Supports Connecticut City’s Red Raiders’ Nickname
By PAT EATON-ROBB AP Sports Writer -Mar 31, 2022 at 7:10 pm A small American Indian…
NBC CT: Connecticut in Color – Preserving the Culture of Native Tribes Featuring STN member Darlene Kascak
In this episode of Connecticut in Color, we uncover the history of Connecticut through the…
News Times: Students Learn Centuries-Old Artform at Washington Nonprofit
Newtown resident Darlene Kascak, a member of the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation, said beading is “a…
The Daily Pennsylvanian: Petition With Over 1,000 Signatures Calls On Penn To Recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day
By Shirali Shah 09/25/20 1:01am A petition calling on Penn to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day as…