Treasurer Darrell Seki proudly noted that the complex not only came in under budget but also created over 50 new jobs for Red Lake people, a testament to the power of community and economic resilience. Tribal members were consulted extensively in the design process, ensuring an authentic reflection of their heritage. The construction, which began in fall 2008, was under the supervision of Woodstone Builders, Inc. This cultural landmark came to fruition through the concerted efforts of the Red Lake Nation. Wood paneling, rock veneer, and images of the wavy blue lake echo themes of the region, while woodland floral carpet patterns and hotel rooms named after the seven major Red Lake clans – Bear, Turtle, Bullhead, Eagle, Mink, Pine Marten, and Kingfisher – honor the local culture.Įven the swimming pool is shaped like Red Lake itself, further embedding the spirit of the region into the fabric of the complex. Walking into the Seven Clans Casino, you are greeted by a “big Las Vegas feel” intertwined with strong symbols of Red Lake culture.

The architects, DSGW of Duluth, sought to marry luxury with cultural significance, creating a destination that resonates with Red Lake’s heritage.

If you can’t wait to play at the Bemidji casino, check out our top. Opened to the public in 2009, the $21 million complex has since established itself as a leading destination for entertainment and culture. In the heart of Bemidji, located at the southern border of the Red Lake Tribe along State Route 89, rises the gleaming Seven Clans Casino, Hotel and Event Center.

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