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The Gabrielino/Tongva Indians of California are the indigenous people of the entire Los Angeles Basin. California's indigenous population is incredibly diverse and Anaheim is no exception. In addition to the Gabrielino/Tongva, Anaheim is the home to many residents proud to represent Juaneño/Acjachemen, Luiseño, Aztec, Nahuas, Maya, Mixtec, and more.
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HEALING WALK Gather at 10:30am
Native American United Methodist 800 S. Lemon Street, Anaheim (corner of South and Lemon) Group will Walk to City Hall approximately 1 mile walk |
RECOGNITION PROGRAMGather at approximately Noon
Steps of Anaheim City Hall Proclamation Program & Welcome from Garbrielino/Tongva Nation & Others |
ANCESTRAL RUNAncestral Run
Walk/Run Relay to Santa Ana River sacred area, Anaheim Coves History & stories of this site (info & route provided to group at City Hall who are interested in participating or gathering at Anaheim Coves) |
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HOTUUKNGA
The Gabrielino/Tongva Indians of California are the indigenous people of the entire Los Angeles Basin. Prior to colonization, an area of Anaheim along the Santa Ana River was known as Hotuuknga, a village in Tovaangar, a nation which extended throughout the LA Basin and included the entire territory of present-day Anaheim. |
