INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER
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2024
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2024
This center aims to promote and defend the culture of the Pueblo people
The Pueblo people live mainly in New Mexico. They are spread across 19 villages or pueblos, with several distinct languages and each community with its own particularities. The aim of this center is to promote and defend the heritage and culture of these Amerindians, which is still very much alive. More than 2,500 pieces are now part of the museum's permanent collections. A restaurant (Indian Pueblo Kitchen) serves lunch. Store.
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