Native Sounds

We are opened today Friday 9/11 but will be closed Saturday 9/12 and Sunday 9/13. We will be back open on Monday 9/14 from 11am-4pm.

One question we often get when people come in is, “what’s that wonderful smell?” The answer is spruce needle we put in the oil diffuser. We carry the oil in the shop along with the little holder so you can get that nice smell at home too. 

We are open today at 228 Old Santa Fe Trail but our entrance is off of East Alameda street next door to the Matcha Bar with the black umbrellas. Our hours today are 11am-5pm. Stop by to shop & say hello to Sky.

Due to unhealthy smoke levels, we will be closed today.

New in the shop: Hand beaded drum beaters by Cheyenne artist Janet Whitman. They are made of soft deer skin and measure 18 1/2” long.

We will be closed July 4 in honor of all the tribal people who died fighting for their independence.

New in the shop, hand beaded baby moccasins by Cheyenne artist Janet Whitman.

Wonderful news! Sky is feeling better and will be back in the shop Thursday-Sunday 11am-4pm.

Coverage about missing indigenous people often go overlooked. If you don’t know, this month is a good time to learn and raise awareness about Murdered and Missing Indigenous People.

May is Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) Awareness Month

Behind every statistic is a name. A family. A story that deserves to be heard.

Indigenous communities continue to face a disproportionate rate of violence, disappearance, and loss—yet far too many cases remain underreported, under investigated, and unresolved. This is not just a statistic—it is a human rights crisis.

This month, we stand in solidarity to:
🟥 Honor those who are missing
🟥 Remember those who were taken
🟥 Uplift survivors and families
🟥 Advocate for justice, accountability, and change

We must amplify Indigenous voices, support Indigenous-led solutions, and commit to ending this crisis.

Together, we can—and must—do better.