Events

The highlighted performance is important to the Center because it exemplifies a current living tradition of the Zuni Pueblo and further fulfills its mission of preserving and sharing Indigenous culture as it celebrates its 50th anniversary. The exhibition 50 for 50: 1976–2026 at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center provides a venue for the Cellicion Traditional Dance Group.

The highlighted article is important because it highlights that since the year 1976, the Center has definitely been an integral part of the Pueblo’s preservation of their culture and an educational source. Additionally, this exhibit also shows the Center to be a place where community members can connect to one another and where tourists can come and learn about the Pueblo culture.

Drag Bingo! highlights inclusivity, creativity, and entertainment, making it a unique cultural experience in Santa Fe. For example, the $22 ticket includes six bingo cards, giving attendees multiple chances to win prizes while enjoying drag performances in a festive brewery setting.

Juneteenth celebrates the day in 1865 when Galveston, TX, enslaved people became free. Until 1865 that freedom had been denied them for 2 ½ years with the Emancipation Proclamation not being enforced until then. The celebration not only celebrates freedom but also resilience and cultural identity.

Beginning June 6, 2026, The Albuquerque Museum will be hosting The Other Route 66: 100 Years of People, Identity and Place: a combination of scholarship and a musical program. Route 66 means so much more than just a highway; it is a cultural icon of migration, identity and community that will forever have an impact on New Mexico and the United States.