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September 2024 by Sonia Doury
I am French and I wanted to visit this museum to learn more about the Pueblo Indians.
But there is no translation in the whole museum!! Lots of pretty photos but understand!! So it’s really a shame and disappointing! Especially since entry is 12 dollars anyway!!
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September 2024 by Cosi
2024 everything is very nice
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September 2024 by Rose Calvin
Delicious authentic native cuisine!!!
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September 2024 by Don C
This was a pleasant surprise. An excellent history of the 19 Pueblos in New Mexico. The restaurant had some really good food and the gift shop is not to be missed. Definitely worth spending a few hours.
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August 2024 by Josh or Chandra Chavez
Cheap cigarettes at the Four Winds Convenient Store. Only $4.15 a packet for Native cigarettes!
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August 2024 by Wolfgang Weston
I was actually shopping at the Four Winds Travel Center, the convenience store next to it. Amazing prices and wonderful staff.
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August 2024 by Claudia Poleth Perez Varela
A very special place, which recovers the customs and traditions of the 19 native towns of New Mexico. Super recommended ?
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August 2024 by Frank A
The cia needs to shut this place down.
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August 2024 by CT Q
Excellent Pueblo Benedict. The sweet potato fries were probably the best I've had. Service was friendly and quick
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August 2024 by Tracy Gibson
This place truly offers a cultural experience featuring the New Mexico Indian pueblos and tribes. The original Indian artwork for sale by the artist to the authentic Indian tribal dancers who perform in the center court to the authentic Indian and New Mexico foods offered in the Indian Pueblo Kitchen restaurant. This visit was my 5th time. I've been there once or twice on each of the three times I've vacationed in Albuquerque. And I'll be back.
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August 2024 by Cameron Meyer
10/10 cheapest backwoods and good lighters in town ?
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August 2024 by marie lovato
Delicious
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August 2024 by Christopher Hardy
As a local, my visit to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment I stepped into the venue, I was enveloped by a warm and inviting atmosphere that set the tone for an unforgettable experience. The museum itself was an extraordinary journey through history, with pottery examples that were truly out of this world—most pieces remarkably intact, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry of the Pueblo people.
The Center offers a unique opportunity to purchase pottery from all over the state, representing 19 tribes, right from their plaza. This adds a tangible connection to the rich cultural heritage displayed throughout the museum.
The dances we witnessed were mesmerizing, an exquisite display of cultural heritage that brought the spirit of the Pueblos to life. The attached restaurant was equally remarkable, offering a culinary journey that perfectly complemented the rich cultural tapestry presented at the Center.
Every aspect of the visit, from the captivating performances to the beautifully curated exhibits and the chance to take home a piece of Pueblo culture, was thoughtfully crafted to immerse visitors in the vibrant traditions of the Pueblo people. Whether you’re a local, like myself, or from out of town, you’ll find something dynamic and new to experience. The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and its restaurant are must-visit destinations that offer both an educational and deeply enriching experience. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to connect with the cultural roots of this remarkable region.
Special thank you to the Water Strider Dance Group (Zuni)(featured in the photos) the experience was an honor. The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is the only place in North America to offer cultural Native American dances every week, year-round.
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July 2024 by Jaxson Ray Photography
I recently had the opportunity to photograph a wedding at this venue, and while the location itself looked neat at first glance, it failed to impress once I ventured outside. The ceremony and reception areas are held on a patch of grass, which isn't particularly appealing. The chairs are set up in a small area, but the backdrop is uninviting, featuring windows with teal-painted edges. The dance floor is situated on a round patch of dirt, which didn't exactly lend itself to flattering photo opportunities.
My main reason for giving this venue only 3 stars is the lack of consideration from the staff during my brief window (10 minutes) for formal photos with the bride and groom. I was constantly being asked to move so that dinner tables could be set up, which disrupted my workflow. Unfortunately, I was in the middle of a shot when the Indian Pueblo crew placed a table directly between me and the couple, preventing me from capturing the moment. This was unprofessional and frustrating.
If you're looking for a venue that can provide stunning photo opportunities on your special day, I would recommend exploring other options. Nature Point in Tirejas, NM is a beautiful location with polite and considerate staff who understand their surroundings.
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July 2024 by Warren Simmonds
Really excellent cultural center that provides real insight into the history and current condition of the Pueblo people of the Rio Grande river valley.
They also have an awesome restaurant.
