It’s the beginning of antler season and the Conservation Department wants to remind tribal members of standing Tribal Ordinances regarding antler harvest and license fees. Review below.

Happy Harvesting!

Ordinance 19-03

Ordinance 20-04

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Office phone number 575-464-4432

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The Blessing Feast scheduled for March 11-12, 2022 at the Ceremonial Grounds HAS BEEN POSTPONED to March 18-19, 2022 at the Ceremonial Grounds.

8:00 am – Raise the flags

VETERAN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

We are also requesting information for our TRIBAL ACTIVE DUTY ENLISTED MEMBERS

• NAME
• RANK
• BRANCH OF SERVICE
• DUTY STATION
• DATE ENLISTED

PLEASE PROVIDE THE INFORMATION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE OR DROP OFF WITH SECURITY AT THE TRIBAL OFFICES. INFORMATION CAN ALSO BE PLACED IN EDUCATION DEPARTMENT BOX AT THE TRIBAL OFFICES.

You are more than welcome to leave a message with the Education Department Office at 575-464-4500.

If you have any questions about volunteering or providing tribal active duty enlisted members’ information, contact Kelton Starr at the Education Department.

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For additional information and questions about membership, please contact Krystal at 575-464-9212.

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Pojoaque, NM — The Poeh Cultural Center, will be hosting the second annual Pathways Indigenous Arts Festival on August 19, 20 and 21, 2022 at Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino.

“We are excited about this year’s festival because it’s an all-inclusive event that’s planned by

Indigenous people, run by Indigenous people, for Indigenous people,” said Karl Duncan, Executive Director of the Poeh Cultural Center. “We’re committed to providing new opportunities for Indigenous creative entrepreneurs as they envision and advance an Indigenous future.”

Duncan described how the major goal for the festival is to actively promote an Indigenous cultural economy that empowers and supports the creativity of a wide range of Indigenous artists and creative entrepreneurs by providing a large-scale venue for them to show and sell their work, as well as to network with collectors and with other Native artists. In supporting artists, the first 50 artist vendor outdoor booths are free of charge, on a first come first served basis.

“I think what makes us unique is that we are celebrating the works of Indigenous creatives. While our foundation of Native arts like pottery, weaving and jewelry is exceptional, we think it’s just as important to represent additional forms of artistic creativity such as dance, music, writing, plant products, and so much more,” Duncan said. “Pathways is unlike any other Native American arts market, as we are giving space for a fusion of traditional and contemporary arts.

Last year’s festival was attended by thousands of visitors and this year’s event is expected to surpass those numbers. Pathways will host food trucks, hold a free Pueblo fashion showcase, and provide free entertainment by Native American dance groups, performers and musicians.

The event, which will be hosed at the Buffalo Thunder Resort and Casino, located on the tribal lands of the Pueblo of Pojoaque, will be free and open to the public. Native American artists and vendors who are interested in showing can contact the Poeh Cultural Center or visit the Poeh’s webpage for application information. The deadline for applications is April 29, 2022.

For additional information, including artist application, schedule of events, contact:

www.poehcenter.org/pathways, 505.455.5041.

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As of February 18, 2022:

*Includes numbers from IHS & NMDOH

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Grief sessions

Violence Against Woman office

Wednesday evenings starting at 5:00 PM

Open to EVERYONE

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