Erika Seneca

Native Pride’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response Indigenous Peoples’ Day On October 12th, we celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day. As background, this special day began in California in 1992 as a way to celebrate and honor Native people, our histories, and our cultures. It has since become an official holiday in 14 states including Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Vermont, and Wisconsin and the District of Columbia, as …

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Native Pride’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response Tallchief Outdoor Music Celebration As part of our Native Pride 25th Anniversary we are putting together a Tallchief Outdoor Music Celebration to be held Saturday September 5th from 2-10 pm. We are pleased to announce that the celebration will be the first event to take place in a new presentation area of Native Pride that we have recently created and which we are sure you will enjoy. The celebration lineup …

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Native Pride’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response Tallchief is more than a brand to Seneca business leader By James Fink – Reporter, Buffalo Business First History matters to JC Seneca. Seneca, 60, owner of such Seneca Nation of Indians businesses as Six Nations Manufacturing and Native Pride Travel Plaza, has rebranded the 56 acres of land he owns along Southwestern Boulevard on the nation’s Cattaraugus Territory as “Tallchief Territory.” The renaming includes the travel plaza’s diner now …

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Native Pride’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response 25th Anniversary of Native Pride https://www.nativepride.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/25th%20Anniv%20Press%20Conference%207.17.20.mp4 On Friday July 17th we celebrated the 25th Anniversary of Native Pride with speeches, cake and a ribbon cutting for our newly remodeled diner. In his speech Native Pride owner, JC Seneca paid tribute to his heritage by announcing the designation of the land where Native Pride is located as Tallchief Territory. The name honors his great, great, great grandfather, Tall Chief, who first …

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