Stories tagged with Elise Redd

Tribal elder Luana Herrera chooses from one of many gifts donated by staff and community members during a raffle. A cake walk followed the raffle and was joined by those in attendance.

Thu Apr 21st, 2022

Elders gather for Easter

Southern Ute Chairman Melvin Baker visits with tribal elder Georgia McKinley and her family during the March Sip, Chat and Chew event at the Multi-Purpose Facility on Friday, Mar. 11. This was the first Sip, Chat and Chew event that allowed in-person participation since last year.

Thu Mar 24th, 2022

Sip Chat & Chew Anew

Southern Ute tribal elder Connie Baker is designing the ribbon pattern for this skirt while attending the Ribbon Skirt Class at the Multi-Purpose Facility on Tuesday, March 8. Baker has been saving this material for some time, after choosing the ribbon pattern she will be ready to piece the garment together just in time for the spring and summer cultural activities.

Fri Mar 11th, 2022

Sewing ribbon skirts at MPF

SunUte Community Center Director, Robin Duffy-Wirth and Assistant Property and Facilities Manager, Kelsey Frost give a small tour to Multi-Purpose Facilities Operations Manager, Elise Redd on Friday, Dec. 17 to show a new installation of over 20 metal prints, which displays Southern Ute tribal history from the late 1800’s to present. In conjunction with SunUte’s 20th year anniversary celebration, the metal prints also detail the history of SunUte Community Center and importance of sports and exercise within the community.

Thu Dec 30th, 2021

SunUte: Halls of history

Southern Ute Historic Preservation Officer, Garrett Briggs was among those who spoke to attendees at the ribbon cutting for the exhibit opening of Home | Land at the Denver Art Museum, Sunday, Oct. 24. In his remarks, Briggs thanked the Ute traditional knowledge holders — Cassandra Atencio, Elise Redd, and Helen Munoz, whom were involved in the project.

Fri Dec 3rd, 2021

Exhibit opening of Home | Land

Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum Director, Susan Cimburek and Inside Out 2.0 featured artist, Edward Box III stand together at the entrance of the exhibit entrance to welcome and greet guests on Friday, Oct. 8.

Fri Oct 22nd, 2021

SUCCM exhibit opens to public

Museum Collections Manager Tallias Cantsee adjusts pieces of beadwork in the latest exhibit ‘Inside Out 2.0: Native American Artists in the 21st Century’ — this exhibit is open and features art work from Southern Ute tribal members.  

Fri Sep 24th, 2021

Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum opens new exhibit

Multi-Purpose Facility’s Operating Manager Elise Redd and Asheton Hadley help serve food during the Sip Chat and Chew event on Friday, Aug. 13.

Fri Aug 27th, 2021

Sip Chat and Chew

Southern Ute Drum

Fri May 15th, 2020

Cooking with MPF: Enchilada Casserole

Southern Ute Multi-Purpose Facility Director, Elise Redd cuts and prepares the turkey meat for a potluck that was held after the turkey cooking class was completed on Wednesday, Nov. 13.

Fri Nov 22nd, 2019

Cookin’ the bird

Southern Ute Multi-Purpose Facility Operating Manager, Elise Redd prepares deviled eggs for the senior breakfast that was held Thursday, Oct. 3.

Thu Oct 10th, 2019

Seniors brunch together

Each spring Southern Ute elders and many others gather during their free time at the Southern Ute Multi-Purpose Facility to utilize the common spaces dedicated to arts, crafts and sewing projects and socialize. Especially busy just ahead of the Bear Dance, MPF Operations Manager, Elise Redd helps participants and guests with their special projects and sewing needs, Friday, May 24.

Fri Jun 7th, 2019

Seasonal sewing

The theme for February’s workshop was moccasin making, a class led by Southern Ute elder Elise Redd. Parents guided the youth in tracing their feet on paper, to create templates for the leather soles.

Fri Mar 1st, 2019

Rock your mocs!

10 Years Ago: The Sweetheart Powwow, an ongoing Valentines’ Day celebration of song and dance, was revived as part of the Fritz Box Memorial Gourd dance. The event was held on Valentine’s Day at the SunUte Recreation Center.

Wed Feb 27th, 2019

Many Moons Ago

Southern Ute elder Marjorie Borst regaled her audience with a tale from an African safari, where she fell and unknowingly broke her foot, which was wrapped and bandaged for the remainder of the two-week expedition — only to find out it was fractured once she returned home at the end of the trip. The doctor said she must be one tough “cookie.”

Fri Feb 1st, 2019

Storytime with elders

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