Stories tagged with Daisy Bluestar

The host drum, Blackstar from Oklahoma fills the halls of the ELHI Community Center with honor, contest, intertribal and round dance songs during the Children’s Powwow on Saturday, April 6.

Fri Apr 12th, 2019

For the Children Powwow

New Year’s Eve brought singing and prayers to the Multi-Purpose Facility, Monday, Dec. 31. Singers from the Ute Mountain and Southern Ute tribes as well as others community members gathered to ring in 2019.

Fri Jan 4th, 2019

Singing in the New Year

Sporting a ribbon shirt of his own, Primary Guide, Gabe Tate holds up a youth ribbon shirt.

Fri Oct 26th, 2018

SUIMA’s Fancy Fridays

Special guest artist and poet, Esther Belin the Culture Class at the Southern Ute Academy on Friday, October 19, 2018. Belin joined the class in circle time, introducing herself in the Navajo language, giving a brief history of the Navajo clan system and the meaning of her particular clans.

Fri Oct 26th, 2018

Artist and Poet, Belin visits Academy

Transitioning students Terena Hight and Jaela Velasco will be headed seventh grade public school next year. Both students have been at the Southern Ute Montessori Academy since they were young.

Fri May 25th, 2018

SUIMA 2018

Angelo Frost, Dewayne Baker and Elliott Baker carry the flags into the 2nd Children’s Powwow Grand Entry at the ELHI Community Center, Saturday, April 7.

Thu Apr 12th, 2018

Children take the lead in local powwow

Daisy Bluestar shows her finished pumpkin pies after the pie making workshop held at the Multi-Purpose Facility, Monday, Oct. 16. Denise Thompson taught the program.

Fri Oct 27th, 2017

Pie making at Multi-Purpose Facility

Family members gathered with a poster, signed by guests, before the cake and ice cream were served.

Thu Jul 6th, 2017

Frost remembered in walk

Angelo Frost (left) and Kasey Correia lead the banner titled, “Unite! We stand with Standing Rock!” Approximately 40 participants marched from SunUte Community Center to Scott’s Pond.

Fri Sep 30th, 2016

Utes stand with Standing Rock

Walking along Buck Highway (HWY 521) on Saturday, Feb 20, walkers making their way back to the Southern Ute Veterans Memorial Park. The 4-mile Memorial Walk, had 40 participants who wore hearts with names of loved ones lost to alcohol or drugs.

Fri Feb 26th, 2016

Healing Spirits: Walking for those we lost

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