Visit
Forge Project is staffed by a dedicated but small team, and is only open to the general public during public events and site visits.
Forge staff collaboratively lead two-hour site visits on Fridays, February through October, for individuals or groups of up to twelve people. These two-hour tours include light refreshments, introductions to our work at Forge, and time to enjoy the space we steward. Available dates and opportunities to register for Friday tours can be found on our Programs page.
Forge Project charges a fee for site visits, which is inclusive of the time, expertise, and hosting shared as well as commitment to wealth redistribution as a core value. As such, Forge equally splits all site fees with Stockbridge-Munsee Community toward building their new Cultural Center as a tangible recognition of our responsibility to Moh-He-Con-Nuck peoples and homelands.
Forge is open by appointment for Native community members and Indigenous cultural workers, as well as for private site visits for groups larger than twelve or those wanting to include a meal; please email us at [email protected]. We welcome requests for accommodations, and additional information about the accessibility of our site is available in the FAQs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Forge is always open by appointment for Native community members and Indigenous cultural workers; please email us at [email protected].
Forge Project is located on the unceded homelands of the Muh-he-con-ne-ok in the Mahicannituck (Hudson River) Valley, in New York state. For the safety of staff and residents, we are not making the exact address public at this time. Please note: Forge Project is only accessible by car.
Forge Project is not currently fully ADA accessible, but the first floor of the main building is accessible to those capable of using or being assisted up a ramp and has a paved ADA accessible parking space. Forge Project is actively working to increase all kinds of accessibility, including physical, in the expansion of our space.
Forge Project recommends additional direct payments in the amount of your choosing to the Cultural Affairs Department at the Stockbridge-Munsee Community. We hope that others in the Mahicannituck (Hudson river) Valley and beyond will consider adopting actionable ways of financially redressing the displacement of Native peoples and ongoing dispossession from their homelands.
If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to Forge Project you may do so here. We appreciate your support.