Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

We had a very good visit at the cultural center. Started with lunch at the restaurant. Ordered salad and corned bison sandwich. Both were tasty and everything is made with locally sourced ingredients. The 'musuem' part is very reasonably priced and takes a couple of hours to go through thoughtfully. The explanations for the displays are pretty basic, but several displays have recordings with more commentary. Do see the changing exhibit area, too. We saw some really interesting things there from the permanent collection. More...

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I went to the restaurant Pueblo Harvest in the cultural center. The menu had both unique and familiar items which was a nice treat. The service was perfect as well, very friendly. I would give 5 stars if the atmosphere was unique. It looked like the same builder for the state's casinos built the property up as well as the decor. It would have been nice to see their specific viewpoint instead, it felt like a hotel. More...

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This is an outstanding museum. Open, well laid out. Good representation of the various pueblos, not only in pottery, but also housing, religion, glyphs, language. The staff is unfailingly courteous. They host Native dances on the weekend - a good opportunity to see and photograph something that is otherwise somewhat difficult to access. More...

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The displays are beautiful, informative, and exhibits are respectfully done. Anyone interested in Native American heritage and culture should go. The gift shop has local artists' work for sale as well as the typical tourist type fare. I highly recommend going on a weekend and catching one of the dances- noon on weekends. I also recommend eating at the restaurant. Delicious regional fare with traditional roots. More...

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Loved my time here. Plan at least a couple of hours if you want to experience all the museum offers. While I was there I had the opportunity to see the family below. The personalized dances, understanding the meaning and purpose behind them moved more than a few there. The short video clips doesn’t do them justice. I also came on a day where Native Americans were selling their own jewelry, artwork, etc. There’s a Native American restaurant there as well. More...

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Very interesting culture and love � to know more about it ����

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We brought my 9 year old because we could learn about all the tribes in one place. Loved the storytelling exhibits and they held her attention. We came very late in the day, and spent about an hour. It was great! More...

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What a amazing wonderful and magical place !!!! We love it so much !!!! It's full of wisdom and we were touched by so many things, the art and culture and so much more ! !!! Thank you so so so much !!!!! Much love !!!! More...

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Every time I come here, I see & learn more.

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First class in every way!

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My husband and I very much enjoyed our day at the IPCC. It is,a beautiful venue and is very conducive to having a happy and fun filled day. The dancers were amazing, many of the vendors were friends of mine and the the food was great. It was a wonderful day. Thank you IPCC. More...

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Beautiful cultural exhibits and dance exhibit.

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Amazing guide who really knows all aspects of history. Well done!

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Beautiful architecture and interior. Very professionally designed exhibits, graphics, display cases and other methods of displaying pots, fetishes, artifacts, etc. Great gallery in front for changing art exhibits (saw Felix Vigil exhibit yesterday (Sept 2017). A very high quality native art and museum experience. The frequently presented pueblo and other tribes (such as Apache) dances are amazing and worth the price of admission alone. I need to join since it's cheaper than paying for admission each time I want to go, which is often. More...

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I always stop by to purchase oven bread, pies and cookies when im in town. ��

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We were there to eat dinner at the cafe. We had an awesome waiter, Bryan, that made some great recommendations. One of the best waiters we've ever had! The food was delicious and he wrapped our desert up to take with us as we were too full to finish. Next time we come through town we will try to go through the center. More...

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Definitely one of the must-dos in Albuquerque. Great cultural and historical context for the rest of the state. Beautiful exhibits. Entertaining and educational live events. More...

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If a person really wants to learn about the history of a people, land and country, this would be a great place to start. you must have an open mind.

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This is the place to go for history and culture of beautiful Native Americans. You will be blessed.

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Haven’t been to Indian Cultural Center for a while but every Friday - live band and free food �Gourmet Pizza and brisket tacos � Delicious!!�

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Very awesome and interesting museum. It was great learning about the different pueblos and their history and culture. Very informative and staff was friendly. The food at their cafe was also amazing More...

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I had visited some years ago, remembered it as interesting. Yesterday I came to Albuquerque to visit my daughter, told her we should see it. I was amazed at how it had changed. Lovely examples of art, artifacts to look at. Educational and interesting displays and a very knowledgeable docent answering questions.
We also had a wonderful lunch in the cafe. Anyone visiting the area should definitely see this center. More...

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Awesome prices on tobacco products. Best in town. Always packed with people but line moves fast. If you want the best bang for your buck when it comes to smoking or liquor this is your new primary vendor. Employees are nice and efficient. Also sell lottery and fuel. Most popular convenience store in town. Right next to Indian cultural center so if you're from out of town you could do both. Enjoy!!! More...

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We came during happy hour and waited to be seated for 15 minutes. There was no one else waiting but it did look like they were understaffed. When we were seated the service was on point and the food was amazing. All in all the way we were treated made up for the neglect we felt as we were waiting. More...

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I love this place. Hidden gem of ABQ. The food is always amazing and unique. I am always shocked at how few people know about this place. Try the blue corn onion rings. They are phenomenal! Good happy hours drinks and specials too! More...

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I simply enjoy their food! Relaxed & friendly environment. Prompt service. Several areas of interest within the building. Indian jewelry, souvenirs, native dances. Just beautiful!

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Interesting place to visit supported by the eight northern pueblos. Contains artifact samples from each of the pueblos, but not a museum. There are handmade items for sale, and a good in-house restaurant serving up authentic native food. Live native dances in the summer by members of any of the featured pueblos. Check the way site for info or call them. More...

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I absolutely love going to the culture center. You guys do an amazing job at portraying artists, dancers, food. Very educational & friendly staff. Exhibits are always amazing too!

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Helpful staff, educational materials abundant, lovely exhibits. My favourite was the one about Trump. Who would have thought our Dear Leader isn't a fan of the native folks

I learned a lot, the exhibits are interactive and the Native American dancing (pueblo communities) was very interesting/educational. I was told this is the only place you could see Indigenous dancing that's not on a reservation. More...

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A very enjoyable experience to see native Americans from the Hopi tribe performing their traditional dances. Art work and crafts hand made. A great way to learn of the traditional way of life. Highly recommend. More...

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Admission fee $ Includes permanent museum exhibits and rotating exhitits of both ancient artifacts and modern Native American Art. Many audio visual displays. Live dance performances most of the year. Gift Shop $$$$ Local artisan special exhibits and sales on scheduled dates. Cafe $$ offers native foods with a New Mexican flavor: includes gluten free menu items. A must see for visitors to Albuquerque. More...

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My sister and I visited Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque, NM. A while back I received a FB invitation to follow the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. I did and discovered it's a wonderful place with a museum, a restaurant, an outdoor arena for cultural dancing, and cultural exhibits. It was a really great place to visit and to learn a bit of the history of the Pueblos in New Mexico. More...

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Love this place. Great for something to do with our out of town guests. The museum, court yard and restaurant all wonderful. A great place to learn about our American Indian brothers and sisters. Price of admission fare. Gift shop a little pricey. Have a few hours to spare , go you will be glad you did. More...

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Love eating here you will never be disappointed... A family of 3 can eat lunch here for 50 dollars with a generous tip.. Some of the items might seem a but pricey, but the portions are generous More...

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Long walk to entrance even for handicapped. Great building lots of pueblo Indian information, architecture and food. Entertainment available sometimes. Museum area very informational. Food is a learning experience in itself. Very well prepared and plain good. More...

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The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is a great place to spend some time and get to experience the proud Native American Indian culture and the people of the different pueblo's that exist in New Mexico. also the gas station usually has good deals on gas, cigarettes, and Liquor! More...

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The art is beautiful around the whole entire building. I have been coming to this place since i was a baby. But as time went on, it became more modern and even more beautiful. I just love the dances too.

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There were very interesting exhibits as well as fascinating artwork. Although some of it, strangely, seemed a bit "white-washed" I and my boyfriend still thoroughly enjoyed our visit.

We will return soon, even if only for some of the stuff in the gift shop which was well stocked with a very friendly staff. More...

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We really liked this museum. Their have self guided tours which tell you lots of stories about the pueblo people, their culture, cultivation.
They have a one hour traditional dance of the pueblo natives - neatly explaining about what they are doing.
Few stall selling their jewelry and pots.
There is a cafe too. Spend some time here. More...

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Service was fantastic during our last visit. Super busy, but great. The food was very good as well.

Been there 4 more times since my first review. I’m upgrading from 4 stars to 5. The service has been excellent! The food fantastic the last 2 visits. Fresh and unique local/native flare on traditional fare. I’m impressed! And, I’m not easily impressed...lol. We have added it to our must visit at least once or twice per month! Good job folks! More...

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