This year marks the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Little Bighorn, a pivotal event in American history, particularly for Native American tribes. Celebrations have drawn hundreds of participants to Montana, where Native Americans commemorated their victory with horse races, dance, and song. Various events included talks by historians and displays of significant artifacts from the Smithsonian collections. The anniversary also brought attention to the ongoing discussions about the legacy of the battle, with reflections on its impact on Native identity and history. As communities remember the past, they also look toward the future, emphasizing their right to roam and their place in American history.