Southern Ute
Because the Southern Utes and the Ute Mountain Utes share a common
early history that is on the Ute page.
The Southern Utes are made up of two bands, the Mouache and Capote,
with a population of 1,300.
Fishing, hunting, camping is permitted on their reservation, and
ceremonies open to visitors are the social Bear Dance in June and
the spiritual Sun Dance in August.
Delicate beadwork and leather artistry are the pride of the Southern
Ute. The tribal capital is at Ignacio, CO, about 60 miles NE of
Farmington. The museum there exhibits ancient artwork, artifacts, and
photographs.
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Southern Ute Tribe
P.O.Box 737
Ignacio, CO 81137
(970) 563-0100
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Cultural information: (970)563-9583
Casino information: 1-800-876-7017
Farmington information 1-800-448-1240
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For beautiful authentic scenes of these early peoples see the
Mark Silversmith Gallery.
Mark researches the tribes and portrays their lives of then and now.
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We encourage traditional Native American Indian
and Multicultural arts,
crafts, and enterprises. For quality creations
by our select artisans see the
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