Stories tagged with Southern Ute Cultural Center & Museum

The Keeswood brothers sing an honor song for the Native American graduates from Durango High School.

Thu May 23rd, 2019

A Native American Graduation

Fri Jan 6th, 2017

Security project continues with new signage

Tribal elder Pearl Casias (left) helps Lark GoodTracks and Cynthia Buckskin backtrack on their family’s history.

Thu Oct 27th, 2016

Casias hosts Family Tree meeting

Deborah Uroda from DurangoTV.com interviews LeAnn Wesley about the museum’s re-opening.

Fri Sep 2nd, 2016

DurangoTV to promote museum re-opening

Irene Burch hugs Edward Box III as she is honored at the Ute Nation Day ceremony.

Fri Jun 10th, 2016

Ute Nation remembers peace treaty

Lynda Grove-D'Wolf talks with the students about the Ute language and explained how her style of teaching the language differs from others.

Fri Jun 10th, 2016

Denver University comes to town

Fri Apr 15th, 2016

Tribal members share concerns about museum

Tribal members choose from a variety of colorful material.

Fri Mar 18th, 2016

Museum hosts shawl and ribbon classes

Fri Feb 19th, 2016

Elders enjoy most important meal of the day

Fri Feb 19th, 2016

Native Cinema at 11th annual Dgo. Independent Film Festival

Southern Ute tribal elder Ula Gregory leads a group of students from the Ignacio Public Schools and the Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy in a Traditional Dance Class. The class was limited to 15 students but the popularity drove the numbers higher. The class was held in the Southern Ute Cultural Center & Museum, Wednesday, Nov. 18.

Tue Nov 24th, 2015

Dance your traditional style

Tribal member, Jeremy Cuthair constructs his clay sculpture during the Southern Ute Cultural Department’s sculpture class on Thursday, Nov. 12.

Tue Nov 24th, 2015

Culture Department hosts sculpture class

The Southern Ute Cultural Center & Museum hosted an art show on Friday, Aug. 28, featuring a display of creative work from local artists. Pictured: Thaddine Swift Eagle shows off her recently released book, “A Powwow of Shadows.”

Fri Sep 4th, 2015

Art show exhibits talent

The Southern Ute Cultural Center & Museum staff invites all tribal members to witness the “It’s A Family Thing” exhibit that features the artwork of Russell, Austin, and the late Orian L. Box.

Thu May 28th, 2015

It’s A Family Thing

Elise Redd, cultural preservation director, hangs up a display of historic Ute photos.

Thu May 28th, 2015

Taking a trip back in time

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