Cultures of Las Vegas: The Native Americans

Guest moderated by KSNV Channel 3’s Max Darrow, the show features Rulon Pete, executive director of the Las Vegas Indian Center; Barbara Hartzell, chairwoman of the Las Vegas Indian Center Board of Directors; Dr. Crystal Lee, United Natives founder & a UNLV alumnus; Tammi Tiger, founding member of the UNLV Native American Alumni Club and lead over the Indian Center's civic engagement program; and UNLV student Annika Roseen, who was recently crowned Ms. Native UNLV 2020-2021 on the first celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Clark County. This show, part of a continuing series focusing on Las Vegas cultures, was produced by the Clark County Office of Public Communications & Clark County Television to coincide with Native American Heritage Month.

[@bobbiebastin5423]

I live on Vegas now, so happy to hear about all the Native people around me!!! It's sad though to hear her say Native CAMP sooooo much, sounds like jail....... I hope to find Pow Wows in the area, would love to dance in the circle again!!!!

[@TerroYoung]

Supposedly I'm Cherokee. I love all nations❤. What are you? Maybe I saw it when I watch the video before but I'm watching it again. Have to finish my house work though distractions on UA-cam.❤❤❤

[@TerroYoung]

Such a beautiful person it seems. Very educational. She has a bright heart it seems❤

[@TerroYoung]

I can tell she has a beautiful spirit❤

[@TerroYoung]

My young childhood was from Nevada Las Vegas.

[@ArghMatey]

Thank you for renewing my love for Vegas

[@TerroYoung]

Send me your videos. I love to hear my Indians. Beautiful beyond compare❤

[@samuelanderson6678]

It saddens me to hear Barbara refer to Southern Paiutes present day land as the "Las Vegas Camp" it has not been refered to as a camp for decades. There is no mention of the lands acquired since deeded the original 10 acres by Helen
J. Stewart. Barbara was raised on the "The Colony" also refered to as "The Las Vegas Paiute Tribe" not the "Las Vegas Camp".
You can find the Las Vegas Paiutes Tribe down town property referred to as the "Las Vegas Camp" on historical records such as the "Indian Census Rolls of 1885-1940"

[@TerroYoung]

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[@andrewnaranjo8134]

Who’s this lady

[@In.2025]

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[@christineabel4011]

She looks bougee