The Nottoway Indian Tribe is a Native American tribe located in Virginia, recognized for its rich cultural heritage and history. The tribe's ancestors were part of the larger Siouan language family and played a significant role in the region's early history. Today, the Nottoway people work to preserve their traditions, language, and customs. In 2010, the Nottoway Indian Tribe received state recognition, allowing them to promote their cultural identity and engage in community development. The tribe actively participates in educational programs and cultural events to share their history and traditions with the broader public, fostering understanding and appreciation of their unique heritage.