The Native American Youth Organization will be celebrating Native Heritage with a Teepee Raising and blessing on May 9, 2024, from 3:15 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. at the Ignacio High School. A food sale will follow by the NAYO members. Please contact Kristean Velasquez at (970) 779-8817 for more information. Respectfully, Kristean Velasquez NAYO Sponsor
Join Southern Ute Cultural Preservation for a Shawl Workshop with Ms. Jennifer GoodTracks! 🌟 📅 4-Week Workshop starting May 9th, 2024 🕠 Thursdays 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM 📍 Craftroom at the SUCCM In this workshop, you'll learn how to create a shawl for Beardance with Ms. Jennifer GoodTracks. The session will cover various aspects, including squaring the fabric, sewing edges, fringing, decorating, and caring for the shawl. Sewing machine knowledge is preferred. Dinner will be provided during the sessions! Make sure to mark your calendars and come prepared for an enriching experience. To sign up, contact (970)563-2984 or icloud@southernute-nsn.gov.
SUIMA is closed today for staff training. See you all on Monday!
Save the Date! SunUte will be hosting REP Wars 2.0 on May 11, 2024!
The Southern Ute Permanent Fund's Human Resource Department is holding a Southern Ute tribal member only Career Fair on May 14, 1014, from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m, at the Sky Ute Casino and Resort. Please contact Rochelle Aguilar, HR Career Coordinator at (970) 563-2990.
May 14, 2024, 3pm Raised Beds and Container Gardening Marta Martinez-Evans and Jonni Greiner will provide informative tips and techniques for growing in containers.
The Southern Ute Justice and Regulatory Department is happy to share the Agenda and the week’s events to show appreciation to our Law Enforcement staff who remain committed to protecting and serving our tribal community each and every day. The Southern Ute Tribal Court will also be honoring former Chief Judges Pearl E. Casias and the late Rita “Elaine” Newton with bronze plaques that will be showcased in the lobby of the Justice Complex. Light refreshments will be served following the honoring and dedication. We invite those who have time to attend this worthwhile event that allows us to acknowledge our colleagues who protect and serve the Southern Ute tribal community and also those who have done the courageous work in previous years on behalf of Southern Ute Law Enforcement. Should you have question related to the Memorial Day Event or need clarification related to the agenda, please contact the Justice and Regulatory Department at (970) 563-2800.
Tribal Community and Home Health Services will be offering a beginner Tai Chi for Health class Wednesday afternoons beginning May 8. Classes will be 2-3 pm in the Southern Ute Museum classroom. Any questions can be directed to Karen, 970-563-2340.