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Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque

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Renee Lomen -Google user

Edited a week ago

Such a beautiful, welcoming atmosphere. Calming and clean, I’m so happy I visited. I’m not from any tribe in the US but am Dene (Dine in the US) from Canada and I was only charged $1, loved that. The display as soon as I walked...Read More

WeekdayNo waitNo

Erik Hildebrandt -Google user

2 months ago

Great museum. I loved the details of the architecture and design of the Pueblo Nation. The whole feel of the museum is honoring the Pueblo people, their culture, and art. Plenty of interactives for kids and adults alike. And while you are there try a...Read More

WeekdayNo waitNo

Gregory Smith -Google user

4 months ago

This is a marvelous experience. The staff are wonderful people. The exhibits were very interesting and engaging. The on site restaurant was also excellent. We enjoyed watching the dancing exhibitions. This is a must see!

WeekendNo waitNo

Retired “Foodie” Lady -Google user

3 weeks ago

We visited the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and took the guided tour of the exhibit ms. There was so much interesting information and exhibits! You need at least 2 hours to go through it. There is also a gift shop.

WeekdayNo waitNot sure

Alexander J. Battle (Shauty Sexiey) -Google user

6 months ago

This was such a beautiful place to visit. The admission cost was cery reasonable and the let you take pictures. The staff was nice and I loved learning about the struggles and culture of the Pueblo people. I hate that we were not able to...Read More

Danyelle Warner -Google user

3 months ago

Excellent restaurant inside the center with friendly servers! The Monte Cristo with fry bread is 😋 so good. Husband enjoyed his Indian Taco. Highly reccomend! We did not have time to visit the museum but hope to in the future next time we travel through...Read More

WeekdayUp to 10 min

Jonathan “nikonjon” Griffin -Google user

a month ago

Loved this place. Great place for Fry bread tacos and Fry bread steak dip sandwiches. It had dance demos and a cool demo garden featuring ancient sustainable native growing techniques. It wasn't too busy for a Sunday and it definitely had a hip brunchy vibe...Read More

Weekend10–30 minNo

Joannitte Rodriguez -Google user

2 months ago

Lovedddd this center! We learned sooo much about the natives of the 19 Pueblos of Albuquerque and natives in general. We had a free tour guide and we went on a Tuesday so we had a ‘two for Tuesday’ deal two people for the...Read More

WeekdayNo waitNo

Steve n Heather Gunn -Google user

Edited a month ago

They allowed the OPRENM-Office of Peer Recovery Engagement of New Mexico-Peer Summit 2025 to be held here. They were polite, and accommodating and we had the privilege of having the youth dancers perform. The food was excellent creating a symphony of flavors. Thank you.

Daniel McGuire -Google user

Edited a month ago

A great museum displaying cultural and religious aspects of the Pueblo Indians. While you're there watch the dances and enjoy a big bowl of Feast Day stew with fry bread.

WeekdayNo waitNo

David Nagel-Nunez -Google user

a year ago

Very neat place! The exhibits are educational and interesting, the staff are friendly, and they have cultural dances / ceremonies frequently. I think they have one every weekend - but make sure to look at their website or call ahead of time to...Read More

WeekendNo waitNo

rockierubicon -Google user

11 months ago

This is a must visit for anyone coming to the Old Town Albuquerque, Its just down the road. Very nice collection of art and artifacts. We especially loved "The Story Tellers" a collection of pottery that each tells a story. I walked...Read More

WeekdayNo wait

Sahlia JP -Google user

7 months ago

In attempts to see a number of attractions in one day, I made it to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center 45min before closing. According to the website, due to current construction some regular programs were postponed until spring. Therefore I did not expect more than...Read More

WeekendNo waitNo

Mike Aldridge -Google user

7 months ago

About an hour to go through this museum. Interesting walk through history. My favorite exhibits were the one about how pottery is made and the one about Boarding Schools. Reasonably priced.

Brad Glustoff -Google user

a year ago

My wife and I really enjoyed the displays. I like how they tell the story by saying "we" and "us" instead of they and them. …

Carol Louise Moore (KCMOOREFAMILY) -Google user

a year ago

Call ahead and find out when their Indian dances will be performing. I was surprised to see a restaurant inside before touring the actual museum part. The bathrooms are very clean with a diaper changing table. There is plenty of parking, …

Reuben Reyes -Google user

a year ago

Choice place to learn about Pueblo culture. They also have an amazing collection of pottery, artifacts, and stories. The layout of the museum is nice and has a flow as one walks and learns. I very much enjoyed all aspects of this beautiful place.

BrainFreeze LA -Google user

Edited 2 years ago

Such a beautiful experience. On my paternal side I'm Isleta Pueblo but this was my first time to New Mexico! It was such an honor to watch the dancers, shop the vendors, eat all the amazing food and check out the museum. Definitely would recommend...Read More

Terri McBride -Google user

11 months ago

We visited this Center on Indigenous Peoples' Day and they had several special events and artisans. The displays were very good and informative. This is a good place to learn more about the Pueblo peoples.

Rosemary Baez -Google user

Edited 3 months ago

What an absolutely wonderful gem of a museum in Albuquerque! Exhibits are all thoughtfully done and educational. Well worth the time. Don't forget to eat there - excellent food but very limited vegan options. Their gift store has a great variety of items at prices...Read More

WeekdayNo waitNot sure

Marina Sanchez -Google user

2 months ago

We went and it was a great experience. You can buy your tickets online too! There is so much to look at and learn. There's the permanent exhibit which covers how the Pueblos are made, life in the Pueblo and the unfortunate events that happened...Read More

WeekendNo waitYes

Jon Napier -Google user

5 months ago

Was a great experience to watch some native dancing. They also had a bunch Pueblo vendors and there homemade art work from pottery to jewelry. Was great being able to ask questions and learn how the made the different things along with the meanings...Read More

WeekdayNo waitNot sure

Noah P -Google user

6 months ago

Beautiful museum exhibit with a handful of native artists. One of the vendors was forming clay pottery at their stand! This was the highlight of my trip. I will definitely be back soon. The gift shop sells genuine items. No fear of buying imported goods.

Weekend30–60 minNo

Maricela Sandoval -Google user

a month ago

The food was delicious and the staff was friendly! I enjoyed the fry bread with my Feast day stew. We enjoy coming here for tasty food when passing through town.

aaron salguero -Google user

a month ago

Very well done interesting exhibit. It tells you upfront that it's a revisionist exhibition so you have to take the entire exhibit with a grain of salt but still well done. I would recommend to learn about the people but also recommend to get additional...Read More

Weekend30–60 minNo

Ellen McCarthy -Google user

4 months ago

An absolute must when visiting Albuquerque. The staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly up on our arrival and continued to be amazing throughout our visit, including the restaurant staff. It was an honor to see the daily dance and our little one was mesmerized. The artists selling...Read More

WeekendNo waitNot sure

Dal Begay -Google user

2 months ago

Was a great experience for the family. We watched the dances. Honestly there could've used a Lil more dances, but overall the dances was great. My kids and I are Zuni, having them see our history in the museum was great for them. The food...Read More

WeekendNo waitNot sure

Benams -Google user

2 months ago

I only had breakfast and browsed the gift shop, but this was such a cool place! I would love to come back one day and check out the museum too. I got the breakfast burrito and it blew me away! Green chili for life!

Vanessa al Rashida -Google user

2 weeks ago

Love this place. Food is great and the history is worth knowing. Learning the contributions of Native Americans in areas like agriculture and overall culture of respecting the land adds more to living here in New Mexico.

davidm235 unknownname -Google user

2 months ago

The museum is well laid out and very interesting. Well worth a visit. The restaurant is also very good. I had the Indian Taco which tasted great. The only problem was that I have been overeating on this trip and couldn't finish it and...Read More

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