Stories tagged with Southern Ute Royalty

20 Years Ago: On March 26, 2002, Tim Ryder led a drum making workshop for Ignacio youth at the Southern Ute Cultural Center. It was part of a week-long series of activities entitled “Beads, Looms and Feathers.” Pictured is Tim Ryder and Victor (Bear) Frost explaining to participants how to make mini drums.
This photo was published in the April 5, 1982, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Apr 8th, 2022

Many Moons Ago

Members of the Southern Ute Royalty greet spectators along Main Street in Durango, Colo. during this year’s annual Snowdown light parade, Friday, Feb. 3 2012. Little Miss Southern Ute Eufemia Pardo (left), and Little Miss first alternate Yllana Howe (right) bundle up against the cold on their float titled: “Once upon a time ... how the Nuche ‘Utes’ came to be.” This year’s Snowdown theme was “Once upon a Snowdown” referencing fairy tales.

Wed Feb 9th, 2022

Many Moons Ago

‘Los Mitotitos’ had music pouring down Main Street during the 2021 San Ignacio Parade. They did take home first place in the music category.

Thu Jul 29th, 2021

San Ignacio’s annual festivities return!

Brothers, Atticus and Cassius Harlan, both transitioning from SUIMA’s Primary level, wave to the crowd as they proceed along the parade route.

Fri Jun 4th, 2021

SUIMA Transition celebrated outdoors with a parade

10 Years Ago: Eleanor Frost (left), Southern Ute tribal member and museum technician, assists Miss Southern Ute First Alternate Sage Rohde (center) and other Southern Ute Royalty members in cutting the ribbon to officially open the Southern Ute Community Center & Museum’s doors to the tribal membership during the “Circle of Life” dedication ceremony held in the courtyard on May 14, 2011.
This photo was first published in the May 20, 2011, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri May 21st, 2021

Many Moons Ago

10 Years Ago
The Northern Ute Tribe hosted the annual Shoshonean Language Reunion in Fort Duchesne, Utah, from June 28 to July 1. Conference attendees participate in a handgame song. The Southern Ute Public Relations Division set up a booth to share information and hand out promotional items. During the reunion, Southern Ute Royalty performed the Lord’s Prayer in sign language with the Comanche Tribe.
This photo was published in the July 15, 2010, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Jul 17th, 2020

Many Moons Ago

Little Miss Southern Ute, Shayne White Thunder shakes hands with Amonnie Johnson, a school student, during Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy’s lunch on Friday, Jan. 24.

Fri Jan 31st, 2020

Royal visit to academy

40 Years Ago: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost were named the Senior Citizens of the Month at the monthly potluck luncheon held at the Ignacio Senior Center.

This photo first appeared in the Nov. 23, 1979, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Nov 22nd, 2019

Many Moons Ago

Jr. Miss Southern Ute, Autumn Sage helps Miss Southern Ute, Jazmine Carmenoros adjust her crown before the first Grand Entry of the Southern Ute Tribal Fair Powwow.

Fri Sep 27th, 2019

Southern Ute Tribal Fair: Powwow

Yellow Jacket sang a few round dance songs for the Golden High School students as they danced in front of the museum with members of the Southern Ute Royalty.

Sat Apr 27th, 2019

It’s Golden

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

Acting Social Services Division Director, Angelina Whitehorse welcomes the families, tribal staff and visitors to the “Child Abuse Awareness Kick-Off Event” on Friday, April 5 in the courtyard of the Southern Ute Museum.

Fri Apr 12th, 2019

Awareness for the children

Thu Jan 17th, 2019

Miss Southern Ute Quarterly Report Jazmin Carmenoros

Thu Jan 17th, 2019

Southern Ute Royalty Quarterly Report

Tue Nov 20th, 2018

A ‘Thanks’giving tribe

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