The Menominee never lived in teepees. Those were the Plains Indians who lived in teepees. The Menominee lived in domed lodges in the winter and rectangular wood houses in the summer. Today, all Menominees' live in modern homes, or apartments. Most Menominee work in their own businesses or for someone else.
Some artisans still make native crafts to be sold at pow-wows or festivals.
Pow-wows are purely social events where people get together to dance, and to visit with old friends, while also meeting new friends.