The Rappahannock Tribe

10/14/2026

The Tribe is hiring a Finance Director! We’re seeking an experienced financial professional with knowledge of federal grant compliance and government financial management to lead our Finance Department. If you’re interested and meet all requirements, send your resume to the contact information listed in the description.

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10/12/2026

The Native Shore will be screening tomorrow at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture at 6pm!

Registration is required so please make sure you secure your spot.

10/12/2026

This Indigenous Day, we proudly celebrate who we are, those before us whose tenacity fought through centuries of genocide, removal, racism and modern acts of erasure and marginalization.

We’re still here, still strong and still building our story.

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The Powhatan Confederacy was a sophisticated political alliance of over 30 Algonquian-speaking tribes controlling the Tidewater Virginia region. The Rappahannock were key members of this powerful confederacy led by Chief Powhatan (Wahunsenacawh). Despite centuries of colonization, the Rappahannock Tribe survived and gained federal recognition in 2018! 🦅

10/10/2026

Just a reminder, the Rappahannock Tribe’s powwow has been cancelled for this weekend. Please share this message as needed, so folks can be aware.

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We regret to announce the cancellation of our powwow this year, but we will have plenty of other opportunities to gather!

Thank you for your understanding.

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10/07/2026

If you are in the Virginia area, be sure to check out The Native Shore screening at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture on October 13 at 6pm!

Conversation and Q&A with the director James Spione and special guests following the film!

10/05/2026

Save the Birthplace of Chief Powhatan (Tree Hill Farm)

10/05/2026

See you there!

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Join the Tribe and Rich Earth Farm at the King and Queen Library on October 7th, for an evening of tea tasting!

This event is FREE and open to all! No registration required!

If you have questions, please contact Jamie Grant ([email protected]).

We hope to see you there!

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10/01/2026

Get a first look at The Native Shore!

This new documentary produced by James Spione
and Barrier Islands Center explores the ongoing struggles of Chesapeake Bay Tribal Nations to protect our lands, ways of life, and preserve our Indigenous identities from 1607 to today.

Watch the trailer below and get a glimpse of the film before the October 13 screening!

There will be a conversation with the filmmakers and Tribal leaders from the film following the screening!

Screening details:
Tuesday, October 13th, 2026 at 6 pm
Virginia Museum of History & Culture
428 N Arthur Ashe Boulevard
Richmond, Virginia

Check the link in the comments for additional details!

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Special screening and discussion with the filmmakers and tribal lea...

09/30/2026

Join the Tribe and Rich Earth Farm at the King and Queen Library on October 7th, for an evening of tea tasting!

This event is FREE and open to all! No registration required!

If you have questions, please contact Jamie Grant ([email protected]).

We hope to see you there!

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