Seven Clans Casino Red Lake

Nation | Tribe: Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians

SEVEN CLANS CASINO RED LAKE

10200 Highway 89
Red Lake, MN 56671

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218-679-2500

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Seven Clans Casino Red Lake

Seven Clans Casino Red Lake is an Indian gaming casino in Red Lake, Minnesota owned by the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians. The tribe also owns Seven Clans Casino Thief River Falls in Thief River Falls and Seven Clans Casino Warroad in Warroad, Minnesota.

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New Seven Clans Casino Red Lake is now open

December 23, 2009

RED LAKE, MN - The new $21 million Seven Clans Casino, Hotel and Event Center its doors to the public today. The official Grand Opening celebration is scheduled for January 21-23, 2010.

The design for the new casino complex is derived from Red Lake culture. It includes wood paneling, field stone, woodland floral carpeting, and images of a rippled blue lake reflecting themes of the area. Rooms are named for the seven major clans of Red Lake.

The casino features 300 machines, four blackjack tables and two poker tables. There is a sanck bar named "The Take a Break" in the casino.

The hotel has 40 rooms including a few master suites with balconies, fireplaces, and whirlpool tubs. Rates are $69 to $109 per night. A gift shop sells Native American arts and crafts. The hotel also has a swimming pool shaped exactly like Upper and Lower Red Lake.

Raymond Brenny, Seven Clans Casinos chief operating officer, said the hotel area has an events center to seat 800 in classroom style and between 350 to 400 banquet style. "The center is very suitable for a variety of events, banquets, and meetings and will also then provide needed meeting space for Tribal workshops or retreats".

The Warrior's Restaurant serves a full menu that includes Red Lake walleye, pasta, salads and steak. It seats 75 diners plus 25 more on an outside patio during fair weather.

The visitor parking lot has spaces for 375 cars.

The casino complex also includes a new propane plant business to serve the reservation and surrounding area. A retail center will be built near the water tower next Spring. It will include a full-service store with groceries, gas station, and arts and crafts. Red Lake Foods will sell items including wild rice, Red Lake walleye, wild berry jams, maple syrup, and birch bark crafts.

Red Lake bets on new casino

May 1, 2009

The Red Lake Band of Ojibwe is building a new, $18 million casino complex at the southern edge of their reservation and 23 miles from Bemidji. The casino will have 300 slot machines, an upscale 40-room, all-suites hotel, a restaurant, a concert hall, and eventually a golf course. The casino will open in December and replace the older gambling hall in the town of Red Lake.

Ray Brenny, the tribe's chief operating officer for gaming, says the project has been good for the community by creating jobs during this economic downturn.

"A lot of people are out of work right now and we've got some real, real good deals on a lot of the materials," he said. "People are bidding on the job and the numbers are coming in great. The economy is down right now, and materials and everything else that goes along with constructing a project like this are coming in under budget."

Red Lake made record profits in 2008, up 9 percent from the previous year. The tribe runs two other casinos in Warroad and Thief River Falls. They attract players from Fargo and Grand Forks, and about 35 percent come from Canada.

Tribal Chairman Floyd "Buck" Jourdain says the new casino will put the tribe in a better competitive position when economy turns around. "Where there's this very scary element of 'be careful, be careful, be careful,' we see opportunity," said Jourdain. "At this particular point we need to be more aggressive. We need to invest in our community. We need to do the opposite of what everybody else is doing, hanging on to their money. This recession is not going to last forever, and we're preparing for when it rebounds."

Seven Clans Casino Red Lake to relocate and expand

June 24, 2008

RED LAKE, MN - The Seven Clans Casino will relocate from the Humanities Center in Red Lake to the south reservation boundary just east of State highway 89. The decision to move and expand the casino was unanimously approved May 29th by the Red Lake Gaming Enterprises Inc. Board of Directors. The project will start sometime in July and finish in September 2009.

The new construction will include a casino, restaurant, and motel.

"Over the years, the Red Lake Casino kept getting a larger and taking more and more space at the Humanities Center in Red Lake," said Floyd Jourdain Jr., Red Lake Chairman. "Moving the Casino will not only return the entire Humanities Center to its intended uses, but the new Casino is expected to attract many more visitors."

New Seven Clans Red Lake Casino ground breaking

October 14, 2008

Due to be completed by November of next year, the Red Lake Band of Chippewa broke ground on their new casino. Located on the southern border of the reservation, the new facility will replace the current casino that is at the Red Lake Humanities Center.

The new casino gaming floor will have a poker, black jack, and slot machines. Plans also include a hotel, restaurant, and entertainment hall.

When the new casino is completed the current casino will close and become a school and community center for the tribe.