Indigenous Peoples Day on Monday celebrates Native American peoples and honors their history, culture, and contributions. This has been celebrated in San Miguel County since 2016, when our local communities hosted representatives from the Ute people at the Sheridan Opera House for a celebration of our community’s initial movement towards reconciliation with the region’s first peoples.
Dear TI Community: Greetings on this beautiful Fall day, October 12, 2020, Indigenous Peoples Day! As most of you know,…
The weekend schedule has been set for this years’ Indigenous Peoples Day in Telluride. Please join us for the following…
The Telluride Institute’s Talking Gourds Guest Gourds project is proud to host Denver curandera and poet Eutimia Cruz Montoya Sunday…
3RD ANNUAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY: A WEEKEND OF HEALING AND EDUCATION Pawnee legal scholar Walter Echo-Hawk commented several years ago…
Please join us in our 3rd Annual Indigenous Peoples Day Weekend of Healing and Education: A San Miguel County Tradition Since…
Please welcome our new friends at the Ute Indian Museum in Montrose, Colorado. The Ute Indian Museum is a local history…
Zia leader & artist Peter Pino offers Petroglyph Making Class Pecking images on rock is an ancient tradition. Zia elder…
Ute leader Shaun Chapoose to hold Indigenous Roundtable. The Telluride Institute is proud to invite local citizens to come to…
San Miguel County holds 2nd Annual Indigenous Peoples Day on October 7, 2017. The Telluride Institute’s Ute Reconciliation program hosted the Second…
San Miguel County hosts an Indigenous Peoples Day of healing and education. A great injustice happened 135 years ago. The San…
December 6, 2015 Dear climate decision makers of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC): We are writing…
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