November is Native American Heritage Month, a perfect opportunity to honor the rich history, traditions, and contributions of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe while enjoying award-winning restaurants, a relaxing spa, shows, gaming, bingo and more at the amenity-rich casino resort.
The Tribe has called the Inland Northwest home since time immemorial, and it has a deep, profound reverence for the area and its people. Learn about the tribal traditions of these welcoming native people through the cultural tours, workshops and other events at the Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel.
Nestled in the stunning, heaving Palouse Region landscape of northern Idaho, the entertainment venue offers guests an authentic glimpse into the traditions of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe. More than just a gaming hub, this resort incorporates Native American culture throughout, from annual Culture Days celebrations to tribal art on display throughout rooms, restaurants, casino and spa.
- Cultural Experiences: Visitors can enjoy guided heritage tours of the tribe’s ancestral lands, storytelling events, cultural dinners featuring Native foods, and traditional dance and drum performances. Craft workshops like “Make Your Own Pendleton Moccasins” (Nov. 3) and “Paint and Sip” events further connect visitors to the tribe’s history and Native culture. To learn more about the casino resort hotel’s cultural tourism visit https://www.cdacasino.com/cultural-tourism/at CDAcasino.com/
- Spa and Golf: The Spa Ssakwa’q’n, inspired by tribal wellness traditions, offers restorative treatments grounded in Native healing practices. The Circling Raven Golf Club, while closed from November until next spring, offers the next best thing: the new Circling Raven Golf Suites that are scheduled to debut as early as next month in the casino. Stocked with golf simulators, they enable guests to enjoy playing indoors year-round. Circling Raven is named in honor of a prominent tribal leader who guided the people through some of their most difficult times.
