Tocabe

Native-sourced. Native-owned. 🤚

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Stop by Tocabe & Snag a FREE Denver Indian Center SKODEN shirt!

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🍁 Tonight’s the night! Join us for Episode 3 of INDIG as we visit Spirit Lake Native Farms to learn what makes their maple syrup so special. Catch the YouTube premiere at 9pm (Mountain Time) and join the watch party!

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#INDIG #SpiritLake #NativeLand

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Tocabe + Winter Park Resort? The rumors are true! @WinterPark #NativeAmericanCuisine

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In everything we do, we are committed to sourcing ingredients from Native producers and embracing Indigenous traditions alongside contemporary approaches. This has been our mission since we opened our doors in 2008.

#IndigenousPeoplesDay #IndigenousPeoplesDay2024

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On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and contributions of Native communities. 🤚

#IndigenousPeoplesDay #IndigenousPeoplesDay2024

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Denver restaurant bringing Native American cuisine to Winter Park; @tocabe will serve its signature Iko’s green chili stew to skiers at 10,700 feet https://t.co/M7pG46XRxN

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You get us @tineywristwatch 🏔️🍴

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⛷️@WinterPark: "Want to open a new restaurant?"
🍴 @tocabe: "How high?"

🗻10,700 feet to be exact

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“This is a game that is designed for all,” he said. “It’s a game of diversity and inclusion, about respect and determination. So we want to share that as Native people to the American public.” — Ben Jacobs @washingtonpost

@FitnessGov #lacrosse #NativeAmerican #Native #sports

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Thank you to everyone who supported the inaugural One Lacrosse Gathering Celebration! 🥍 Is amazing to see so much great coverage of the event. Check out the latest feature in the @washingtonpost / excerpts & full article ↓

https://t.co/la7UIgx5kS

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Jacobs has worked with the federal government to promote local, traditional and nutritious food for tribal communities and saw the lacrosse festival as a way to expand his advocacy and to shake up lacrosse’s reputation as a wealthy suburban sport.

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“This is a game that is designed for all,” he said. “It’s a game of diversity and inclusion, about respect and determination. So we want to share that as Native people to the American public.”

#lacrosse

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Jacobs has worked with the federal government to promote local, traditional and nutritious food for tribal communities and saw the lacrosse festival as a way to expand his advocacy and to shake up lacrosse’s reputation as a wealthy suburban sport. / @washingtonpost

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@FitnessGov https://t.co/P1nufBOGRo

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“Our goal is to highlight the lasting importance of Native traditions, focusing on modern Indigenous perspectives while sharing culture, identity, and inclusion for all through sport and health,” said Ben Jacobs, a member of the President's Council and Osage Nation.

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“In supporting the roots of lacrosse and traditional stick games, this event connects local D.C. youth lacrosse groups with national organizations to celebrate inclusivity and diversity.” — Ben Jacobs

#OneLacrosseGatheringCelebration @FitnessGov