Announcements
- Postponement of 28th Annual Powwow!
- Emergency Communication Contacts by County
- Message from the Tribal Office Regarding COVID-19:
The Tribal Office Staff are monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic. We are in constant communication with government agencies and officials about potential threats, and ways to prevent contamination and spread of the virus. We are following the guidance of IHS and the CDC to remain informed and proactive for the health and well-being of all our tribal citizens.
We ask that tribal citizens visit the IHS and CDC website for information about the virus, prevention measures, and how to properly prepare you and your family for possible shutdowns due to the pandemic. We hope all our citizens and their families remain safe and healthy during this confusing and troublesome time. We will continue to monitor and update the situation as new information is released. - Announcement from Monacan Nation Powwow Committee: please visit the News & Events tab for more announcement details.
- Culture Class starts January 11: Between 2-5 pm class will be held every weekend except the 3rd Saturday between 12-5pm. We look forward to a great new year and seeing everyone again!
- Office of Air Quality Planning & Standards (OAQPS) 2020 Spring/Summer Intern Program
- Estimates for repairs needed at the Tribal Hall and Cabin. Repairs include (but not limited to) roofing and gutters, electrical, landscaping, and carpentry. Please contact Monacan Cultural Foundation for more information!
- Tribal rolls are now open, please visit the enrollment page for application information.
2019 Powwow
The Powwow was held May 18-19. Thank you to all of the supporters of the 27th Powwow!
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Our Tribe in Videos
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. If that is the case, a video says it all. Learn more about our tribe from our library of tribal videos.
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Our History
When the first colonists arrived at Jamestowne in 1607, they immediately met with Indian people on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. |
Support The Tribe
There are many ways to support the tribe.
Citizens- Each year tribal members are encouraged to pledge $52.00 to the tribe in order to support office operations, upkeep of tribal buildings, funding various initiatives such as Elders Program, Food Bank and Youth. Click on Member Pledge below.
Non-Citizens- Not a member? You can still support the tribe by making a donation. Click on the Donation button below.
Amazon - do you shop Amazon? If so, you can set the tribe to be your charity of choice. With every purchase a donation is sent to the tribe. >>more
Citizens- Each year tribal members are encouraged to pledge $52.00 to the tribe in order to support office operations, upkeep of tribal buildings, funding various initiatives such as Elders Program, Food Bank and Youth. Click on Member Pledge below.
Non-Citizens- Not a member? You can still support the tribe by making a donation. Click on the Donation button below.
Amazon - do you shop Amazon? If so, you can set the tribe to be your charity of choice. With every purchase a donation is sent to the tribe. >>more
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