Pukúu Cultural Community Services is partnering with the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians to build a traditional Tataviam village at Rancho Camulos — aka Coaynga, the place of the food.

The village, hosted by Rancho Camulos Museum and sponsored by FivePoint and SCVTV, is planned to incorporate a kiic (dwelling place), ramada for traditional storytelling, a traditional sweat, and an assortment of native plants.