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The
Indian
Pueblo
Cultural
Center
is
a
top
stop
for
visitors
to
Albuquerque.
In
the
last
few
years
center
has
greatly
expanded
and
remodeled.
All
of
it's
excellent
informational
displays
have
been
enhanced
with
new
audio
visual
features
that
bring
the
culture,
people,
languages,
and
places
that
comprise
the
19
pueblos
of
New
Mexico
to
life.
---
Periodically
changing
exhibits
currently
include
(winter
2021-22)
shows
on
the
achievements
of
outstanding
Pueblo
women,
the
impact
of
uranium
mining,
the
historical
effects
of
forced
urban
migration
on
Pueblo
people
and
cultural
renewal,
and
more.
---
Native
American
dancers
from
a
variety
of
dance
groups
perform
in
the
middle
of
the
center
a
few
times
per
month.
(Check
the
schedule
on
the
center's
website
for
dance
ensembles
and
performance
dates,
and
for
films,
Indian
Market
sales,
and
festival
event
dates.)
---
The
center
also
has
added
the
Indian
Pueblo
Kitchen,
a
restaurant
and
teaching
kitchen
where
visitors
can
learn
about
and
dine
on
indigenous
foods.
A
new
Indian
Pueblo
Store
has
beautiful
traditional
and
modern
native
made
pottery,
jewelry,
rugs,
and
souvenirs
for
sale.
---
An
opportunity
to
visit
the
Indian
Pueblo
Cultural
Center
should
not
be
missed.