Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
- Attraction
- Regional draw
- Albuquerque
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center introduces the history and living cultures of New Mexico's 19 Pueblos through museum displays, Pueblo-made art, and a courtyard of murals.
It is a place to learn from Pueblo perspectives and connect historic material with contemporary artists and communities.
Start in the galleries, then look for a scheduled cultural program or artist demonstration. The Indian Pueblo Kitchen and store can extend the visit, but dining, performances, and museum access follow their own arrangements. Check the center's calendar when choosing a day.
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