Wilton Rancheria

Join us for the 2nd Annual Inter-Tribal Tule Boat Race at Black Miners Bar!

Whether you're racing, cheering from the shore, or learning about traditional tule boats, this is a day you won't want to miss.

Saturday, July 11
9:00am – 4:00pm
Black Miners Bar, Folsom

Boat races will be held across multiple age divisions, including youth, adults, and elders. Parking passes will be provided for race participants, and all racers are required to wear a life jacket.

Wilton Rancheria will be bringing our own boats, so keep an eye out for upcoming tule gathering and boat-building opportunities as we prepare for race day!

Scan the QR code to register and come represent Wilton Rancheria on the water. See you at the starting line! 🌊

Still looking for summer plans? Join the Native American Education Program for its Summer Program tomorrow, June 25!

Students, grades K-12, and their families are welcome. Email Josh Hoaglen for any questions.

🌿 Join us for an Indigenous Approach to Mental Wellness 🌿

The Indigenous Circle of Wellness invites Tribal households and friends of Wilton Rancheria to explore Indigenous teachings that support balance, accountability, resilience, and holistic wellness. Together, we’ll discuss how cultural values can strengthen our everyday lives and help build healthier relationships with ourselves and our community.

Friday, June 26
10:00am – 12:00pm
Tribal Office Warehouse, 9728 Kent St., Elk Grove
Lunch provided at 12:00pm

Register by scanning the QR code on the flyer or contacting [email protected] for more information.

🐟 Join us for a special community screening as we support the Run4Salmon journey and the effort to bring wild salmon back to the McCloud River.

On Sunday, June 28, at 11:00am, Wilton Rancheria will host screenings of Dancing Salmon Home and In Between Worlds at the Wilton Tribal Warehouse in Elk Grove.

These documentaries tell the story of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe’s decades-long commitment to restoring Chinook salmon to their ancestral waters and protecting Indigenous lifeways for future generations.

Please RSVP using the QR code on the flyer or contact [email protected] for more information.

Today, we proudly recognize the anniversary of Wilton Rancheria’s restoration of federal recognition.

In less than two decades, Wilton Rancheria has gone from a landless Tribe to the proud owners of Sky River Casino, Sacramento’s minor league soccer team, SRFC, and a major economic driver in the region. We also have established ourselves as a leader in sustainable development, cultural preservation, and community partnership.

Honored Elders Day is returning to the State Indian Museum for its 47th year on Saturday, June 6!

Family, friends, and the public are welcome to join in celebrating the Elders who continue to strengthen our communities through their knowledge, leadership, and traditions.

Today, Wilton Rancheria Chairman Jesus Tarango was honored as Visit Sacramento’s 2026 Tourism Champion, recognizing his leadership and contributions to the growth of Sacramento’s tourism, entertainment, and hospitality industries.

Under Chairman Tarango’s leadership, Wilton Rancheria has become a driver of economic development in the region, from the success of Sky River Casino to transformative investments that continue to shape Sacramento’s future, including the recently announced 20,000-seat soccer stadium and entertainment district in the Railyards.

A special recognition was also given to Chris Franklin for his partnership, vision, and leadership in advancing projects and initiatives that are helping drive tourism, economic growth, and regional collaboration throughout the Sacramento area.

Congratulations to Chairman Tarango on this well-deserved recognition, and thank you to Chris Franklin for his contributions to strengthening our region and creating opportunities that benefit the entire Sacramento community.

As we wrap up MMIP Awareness Month, we reflect on the importance of raising awareness, helping families, and continuing the work needed to bring our people home.

Last week, Tribal Council Members Kevin Singh, Jay Williams, and Annette Williams attended the Elk Grove City Council meeting to accept a resolution proclaiming May as Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) Awareness Month.

We thank the City of Elk Grove for recognizing this critical issue and helping elevate awareness throughout our community. While MMIP Awareness Month may be ending, our commitment to advocacy, education, and action continues year-round. ❤️

Wilton Rancheria families, join us for our Fatherhood & Motherhood Is Sacred Class hosted by our ICW Department.

Come grow alongside fellow Wilton families, embrace our heritage, enjoy good food, and help build strong foundations for future generations. 🤍

Tribal Office: 9728 Kent St., Elk Grove
Wednesdays | 6:30pm – 8:30pm
May 13 – July 15

Please note: This class is limited to Wilton Rancheria citizens only.

A new chapter is officially underway at Sky River!

On April 27, Wilton Rancheria celebrated the groundbreaking of our highly anticipated 300-room hotel tower, a major milestone in the continued evolution of Sky River into a premier resort destination for the Sacramento region. The expansion will bring new entertainment and event space, additional dining experiences, a luxury spa and pool, and hundreds of new jobs to our community.

More importantly, it reflects Wilton Rancheria’s continued investment in long-term opportunity, economic self-sufficiency, and a future that benefits both Tribal citizens and the broader region.