Native Americans: The First Stewards
March 21 - 27, 2025
PRESENTED BY VICTORY BANK
Join us as we honor the rich history and enduring legacy of Native American cultures during Native American Week at Smithsonian in the Gap! This special week highlights the stories, traditions, and resilience of the Comanche Indians, one of the most powerful tribes of the Great Plains. Discover the remarkable journey of Quanah Parker, the last Chief of the Comanche, whose leadership bridged two worlds during a time of great change.
Enjoy engaging presentations, historical reenactments, and cultural insights that bring the past to life. This is a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of the Indigenous history that shaped the region.
Event times and dates may change, please check back here periodically for updates.
Fort Chadbourne Native American Artifact Display at Victory Bank
Join us for an unforgettable journey into the rich tapestry of Native American history at the Fort…
The Great Bank Robbery Shootout | Historical Reenactment
Step back in time and experience the thrilling drama of the 1896 Buffalo Gap Bank Robbery Shootout!…
Echoes of the Comanche: Lance Tahmahkera, Great-Great-Grandson of Quanah Parker
Join us for a compelling presentation by Lance Tahmahkera, a direct descendant of Quanah Parker.…
Fort Chadbourne Native American Artifact Display at Victory Bank
Join us for an unforgettable journey into the rich tapestry of Native American history at the Fort…
Preserving the Past: A Conversation with Garland Richards of Fort Chadbourne
Join us for a fascinating presentation by Garland Richards from Fort Chadbourne in Bronte, Texas,…
Echoes of the Plains: Montie Guthrie on the Penatuhkah, Commaches
The Penatuhkah were the most powerful of the Texas Indians during the zenith of the Texas Horse…
History & Heritage: Dr. John Dearing on Camp Tonkawa
Love story telling and camaraderie? Look no further, as Scout Master John Dearing delves into the…
