Tract 66

Tract 66 is an event venue in Skaneateles set on land with a long story. It sits on the ancestral land of the Onondaga Nation, part of the sovereign Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and was later designated Military Lot 66 and awarded to Revolutionary War veterans. Over the centuries it changed hands more than 20 times as its farming identity shifted.

In 2001, the Nocek family began restoring the property as part of Anyela’s Vineyards, and the same family owns and runs both places. Tract 66 is built for gatherings that matter, from weddings in soft evening light to corporate retreats and private dinner parties poured with wine from the vines just outside.

What to Know

• The land was once Military Lot 66, awarded to Revolutionary War veterans.
• The Nocek family, who also run Anyela’s Vineyards, own and operate it.
• Work to restore the land and the property began in 2001.
• Weddings, corporate retreats and private dinners are all a good fit.
• Guests can sip wine made from the vines growing right outside.