Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

Make this your first stop to discover Pueblo Indian culture. Enjoy our interactive permanent and rotating exhibits, meet artists selling their handcrafted works, conduct research in our Library & Archives, and experience our cultural dance program—a truly unique educational opportunity (see website for days and times). Traveling with a group? Take an in-depth guided tour, or schedule a frybread-making class.

Browse books, original works of pottery, turquoise jewelry, textiles, and art at Shumakolowa Native Arts. Owned and operated by the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico, Shumakolowa has been a trusted source of authentic Native American art for more than 40 years.

Indian Pueblo Kitchen, our on-site full-service restaurant, features an acclaimed menu that includes regional favorites, our award-winning Tewa Taco, and freshly baked Pueblo oven bread.

Indian Pueblo Kitchen is known for extraordinary regional and Native-sourced, Pueblo-inspired cuisine that blends honoring legacy and history with exhibiting artistry and modernity. We source as many ingredients as possible from the pueblos of New Mexico and other tribal communities throughout the U.S.

You can also experience a rich flavor palette from half a millennium ago with our pre-contact selections, and gain meaningful insight into the wealth of flavors found in indigenous diets before Europeans colonized the Americas.

All of this is located just minutes from Old Town Albuquerque at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, a vibrant place for people of all cultures to share, learn, and discover.