The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center celebrates all the pueblos (tribal nations) of New Mexico. The building blends into the landscape, and the materials reflect the nature of the museum content.
A beautifully carved door is the focal point for the Welcome as you walk in.
The seating showcases the artistry of the pueblo nations.
The gift shop offers works for sale by pueblo artisans, helping to keep these cultures alive.
Every weekend different pueblos come to the center and present their unique dances. These Zuni women are dancing with pots balanced on their heads, the only pueblo culture to do this pottery dance. (It was really windy that day, making it all the more challenging and impressive.) They were dripping with turquoise and silver jewelry and their creamy suede boots were pretty fabulous.
The restaurant features authentic food, and the design style is consistent throughout.
Mmmm.
Tip of the day: Take a few elements that make your experience unique and carry them throughout. Attention to detail creates an overall impression of quality—making for memorable experiences worth repeating.
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