Bear Dance will soon be here. Interested vendors can contact Eugene with Cultural Preservation Department.
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5 events,We’re heading over to Towaoc from July 6–10, 2026, and it’s gonna be EPIC! 💥 If you’re a Southern Ute Tribal Member or a 1st Descendant, ages 9–18, this is YOUR moment to shine! 🌟 Get hyped for ALL the action: 🏐 Volleyball 🏀 Basketball 💪 Ute Warrior Challenge 🏹 Archery 🤼 Wrestling 🛹 Skateboarding ⛳ Golf 🎳 Bowling 🖐🏽Hand Games 🚨 SIGN‑UP DEADLINE: MAY 8, 2026 — DON’T MISS IT! 🚨 📍 Register at SunUte Community Center 📞 More info: (970) 563‑0214 Let’s show up. Let’s show out. Let’s REPRESENT the Southern Ute Tribe with HEART, PRIDE, and POWER! 💙🔥 GAME ON! 🏅✨ The Southern Ute Tribe will be hosting the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society Youth Practicum this year June 22-26th, 2026. Who can apply? 10th-12th grade (14-17yrs) Native Youth interested in Natural Resources What do we learn? You will learn more about natural resource professions, tribal fish and wildlife management in the Southwest & professional development. How much does it cost? Free! NAFWS will pay for travel expenses to attend. ( airfare, mileage, food and lodging) Apply now! https://www.nafws.org/youth-early-professional/southwest-summer-youth-practicum/ Get your team together, grab your gloves, and step up to the plate — SunUte Softball Leagues are BACK and bigger than ever! 😤🔥 Whether you're swinging for glory or just in it for the good vibes, we’ve got a spot for you! 📣 Two Leagues • One Epic Summer ✨ Men’s League – Tuesday Nights ✨ Co‑Ed League – Wednesday Nights 💰 $375 per team ⏳ Registration Deadline: May 28, 2026 📍 Register at: SunUte Community Center 🎉 League Play Starts: June 2, 2026 🏟️ Fields: Multi‑Sport Field & Patrick Silva Memorial Field 📞 Info: Jake Fixico — (970) 563‑2664 Bring the heat, bring the teamwork, and let’s make this summer LEGENDARY. Who’s ready to swing for the fences?! 🔥🥎🙌 |
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A special shout-out to our Southern Ute Utilities colleagues who collaborated with Fort Lewis College to design and develop this training, held each Thursday in May. This effort reflects strong collaboration across the team, and we are grateful for the time, expertise, and leadership of Chris Musgrave, Madilenia Chavarillo, and Julian Baker. The Fundamentals of Water Operations begins Thursday, May 7, in Durango, with Southern Ute Tribal Members receiving first preference. This free, hands-on training was shaped by water professionals from across our region, including the Southern Ute Utilities Division’s water operators, who helped design the curriculum and invite you to be part of it. Free. Hands-on. Four Thursdays. Train in real facilities with real operators and explore real career pathways—including opportunities in Tribal Nation water operations. Dates: May 7, 14, 21 & 28 Time: Thursdays, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Location: Fort Lewis College Center for Innovation, downtown Durango Scan the bar code or enroll at gowork.fortlewis.edu or contact pfeeley@fortlewis.edu for more information. |
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Save the date for the 2026 Bear Dance Workshop with Bear Dance Chief, Matthew Box, and special guests! Where: Sky Ute Casino & Resort Event Center 14324 HWY 172 Ignacio, CO 81137 USA When: Friday, May 8th, 2026, at 9:30 AM (doors open and refreshments 9:00 AM /lunch to follow at 12:00 PM) For questions, contact: Eugene Bereza Heritage & Events Coordinator - Cultural Preservation Department 970-563-2307 |
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A special shout-out to our Southern Ute Utilities colleagues who collaborated with Fort Lewis College to design and develop this training, held each Thursday in May. This effort reflects strong collaboration across the team, and we are grateful for the time, expertise, and leadership of Chris Musgrave, Madilenia Chavarillo, and Julian Baker. The Fundamentals of Water Operations begins Thursday, May 7, in Durango, with Southern Ute Tribal Members receiving first preference. This free, hands-on training was shaped by water professionals from across our region, including the Southern Ute Utilities Division’s water operators, who helped design the curriculum and invite you to be part of it. Free. Hands-on. Four Thursdays. Train in real facilities with real operators and explore real career pathways—including opportunities in Tribal Nation water operations. Dates: May 7, 14, 21 & 28 Time: Thursdays, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Location: Fort Lewis College Center for Innovation, downtown Durango Scan the bar code or enroll at gowork.fortlewis.edu or contact pfeeley@fortlewis.edu for more information. |
7 events,The Division of Social Services and SunUte Community Cetner are excited to share our save the date! Join us in “Celebrating Our Youth” Color Run & End‑of‑Year Bash, a fun-filled event designed to bring families, youth, and the community together as we wrap up the school year. 📅 Date: May 15, 2026 🎉 Event: Color Run & End‑of‑Year Bash This event will feature a vibrant color run, activities for youth and families, and an opportunity to celebrate accomplishments from the year. More details, including event schedule, color station information, and food vendors, will be shared soon. If you are interested in participating as a color station or food vendor, please contact: Augusta Torres 📞 970‑563‑2328 This event is a collaboration between multiple departments throughout the Tibal organization. We look forward to celebrating together—more information coming soon! |
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A special shout-out to our Southern Ute Utilities colleagues who collaborated with Fort Lewis College to design and develop this training, held each Thursday in May. This effort reflects strong collaboration across the team, and we are grateful for the time, expertise, and leadership of Chris Musgrave, Madilenia Chavarillo, and Julian Baker. The Fundamentals of Water Operations begins Thursday, May 7, in Durango, with Southern Ute Tribal Members receiving first preference. This free, hands-on training was shaped by water professionals from across our region, including the Southern Ute Utilities Division’s water operators, who helped design the curriculum and invite you to be part of it. Free. Hands-on. Four Thursdays. Train in real facilities with real operators and explore real career pathways—including opportunities in Tribal Nation water operations. Dates: May 7, 14, 21 & 28 Time: Thursdays, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Location: Fort Lewis College Center for Innovation, downtown Durango Scan the bar code or enroll at gowork.fortlewis.edu or contact pfeeley@fortlewis.edu for more information. |
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A special shout-out to our Southern Ute Utilities colleagues who collaborated with Fort Lewis College to design and develop this training, held each Thursday in May. This effort reflects strong collaboration across the team, and we are grateful for the time, expertise, and leadership of Chris Musgrave, Madilenia Chavarillo, and Julian Baker. The Fundamentals of Water Operations begins Thursday, May 7, in Durango, with Southern Ute Tribal Members receiving first preference. This free, hands-on training was shaped by water professionals from across our region, including the Southern Ute Utilities Division’s water operators, who helped design the curriculum and invite you to be part of it. Free. Hands-on. Four Thursdays. Train in real facilities with real operators and explore real career pathways—including opportunities in Tribal Nation water operations. Dates: May 7, 14, 21 & 28 Time: Thursdays, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Location: Fort Lewis College Center for Innovation, downtown Durango Scan the bar code or enroll at gowork.fortlewis.edu or contact pfeeley@fortlewis.edu for more information. |
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