1976 - 2016EVENTSMAR 2017

Wed. March 15, 5-7 pmCounter-Narrative – Men of Steel: Pueblo Railroad WorkersIndian Pueblo Cultural Center

Did you know that Laguna & Navajo men are legendary among railroad workers for the skilled “steel gangs” they’ve formed over the last 150 years? Expert Fred Friedman will tell the story of their extraordinary strength, expertise, & teamwork in this session of our quarterly Counter-Narrative lecture series. Free.

Sun. March 19, 1-3 pmA View into the CollectionIndian Pueblo Cultural Center

Enjoy an exclusive look into the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center’s vault & see works of art & artifacts rarely seen by the public. A View into the Collection is o�ered quarterly & is led by our Collections Specialist, who will share stories about items’ history & signi�cance. Please note space is limited to 15 participants; to reserve your spot call 505-843-7270. Free w/ museum admission.

Wed. March 22, 6-7:30 pmFrybread-Making ClassPueblo Harvest Cafe Who doesn’t love fresh, hot frybread? In this class every participant will follow the process from scratch, mixing dough, frying it to perfection, & trying the �nal productw/ sweet or savory toppings. Everyone will also leave w/a 1-pound back of Blue Bird �our to keep on cooking at home. For reservations call 505-724-3510. $15 per person.

Sat. March 25, 12-4 pmMeet the Artists – Pueblo Pottery: Traditions w/ a TwistStarbucks at Avanyu Plaza

Join Shumakolowa Native Arts in the Starbucks at Avanyu Plaza for a meet-and-greet w/ all �ve of the Pueblo potters who handcrafted the clay “Starbucks cups” on permanent display there. In addition to getting your exclusive pottery-inspired travel mug signed by the artists, you can shop each potter’s original artwork inan impressive trunk show right in the cafe. Free.

Sun. March 12, 9-11 amSeasons of Growth Gardening ClassIPCC Community Teaching Garden

Kick o� the 2017 growing season at our brand-new Seasons of Growth classes in our very own Community Teaching Garden! Cultivate knowledge & grow skills on the second Sunday of every month, from planting heirloom seeds to harvesting crops come fall. Each session will o�er a hands-on learning experience guided by IPCC Cultural Education sta� & expert guests. $5.

Tues. March 14, 2-4 pm & 6-8 pmPueblo Book Club – How We Became HumanIPCC Pueblo House

Everyone is invited to join the Pueblo Book Club’s monthly explorations of literature related to the Pueblo experience. This month’s subject is a poetry collection that spans author Joy Harjo's twenty-eight-year career, beginning in 1973 when the takeover at Wounded Knee sparked a reenergizing of Indigenous cultures across the world through poetry & music. Free.

SCHEDULEDANCE

18 & 19

4 & 511 & 12

SOUTHERN SLAM DANCE GROUP (ZIA PUEBLO)

ZUNI OLLA MAIDENS (ZUNI PUEBLO)

EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 12PM

ADMISSIONMembers - Free

Adults $8.40NM Residents/Senior $6.40

Students/Children $5.40Groups (15+) $5.40

25 & 26 OAK CANYON DANCERS (JEMEZ PUEBLO, SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO)

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HOPI TEWA SINOM DANCERS (NAMBE PUEBLO, HOPI)

All you can eat

DANCE GROUPS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Gifts &More!

Seasons of Growth

EVENTSAPR 2017 Sat. April 15, 9 am - 5 pm

Exhibit Opening: “Long Ago...” &“Pueblo People & the Modern Environment”IPCC South Gallery

The IPCC is proud to unveil two new temporary exhibits at once! “Long Ago…” will guide visitors through the Pueblo people’s rich heritage of storytelling while “Pueblo People & the Modern Environment” will explore cutting-edge issues of energy and ecology as they relate to our evolving way of life. To mark the exhibits’ opening, the museum team will be on hand to talk about their work from 11 am to 12 pm. Free with museum admission.

Sun. April 16, 10 am - 4 pmEaster Brunch Bu�etPueblo Harvest Cafe

Celebrate Easter with a creative brunch prepared by the Pueblo Harvest Cafe’s award-winning culinary team. The spread will feature over 30 homemade dishes that showcase our signature New Native American Cuisine, plus omelet and crêpe stations and a dessert bu�et.For reservations call 505-724-3510. $45 / Ages 5 to 12 $21 / 4 & Under Free.

Sat. April 22, 9 am - 12 pmMother Earth Day Volunteer OpportunityIPCC Resilience Garden

Celebrate nature this Earth Day by getting involved in our Resilience Garden! Volunteers will come together to spruce up the garden by transplanting seedlings, installing new signs, and tidying up after the long winter. The IPCC Cultural Education team will also be on hand to talk about the history of Pueblo agriculture while serving up delicious “pre-contact” granola. Free.

Mon. April 24 - Sun. April 30, 9 am - 5 pm38th Annual American Indian WeekIndian Pueblo Cultural Center The IPCC has something for everyone during American Indian Week: traditional Native dances several times each day, workshops led by Native art experts each afternoon, daily guided tours of our museum exhibits and murals, and artists o�ering authentic handcrafted work for sale. The Pueblo Harvest Cafe will serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner as usual, as well as host a special concession window in the courtyard! Free with museum admission.

Wed. April 26, 6-9 pmBow & Arrow Pairing Dinner & Museum ExperiencePueblo Harvest Cafe

Take a tour of both New Native American Cuisine and the IPCC’s beautiful permanent exhibit in one remarkable evening of culture. Museum Director Monique Fragua (Jemez) will be your guide through Pueblo art and historywhile the Pueblo Harvest Cafe’s award-winning culinary team caters to your senses with �ve courses of savory fare, perfectly paired with beverages provided by local Native-owned Bow & Arrow Brewing Co. For reservations call 505-724-3510. $60.

Sat. April 29 - Sun. April 30, 9 am - 5 pmSpring Art MarketIndian Pueblo Cultural Center

The last weekend of American Indian Week is unmissable for art lovers! Our courtyard transforms into a bustling marketplace with over �fty artist booths featuring pottery, jewelry, paintings, and more. Enjoy all the activities of our week-long cultural celebration with an extra emphasis on art. Free with museum admission.

Sun. April 9, 9-11 amSeasons of Growth Gardening ClassIPCC Resilience Garden

Our Resilience Garden’s new hands-on learning series continues this month with an exploration of the Pueblo people’s traditional farming methods, from wa�e gardens to mounds and modern rows. Participants will work the soil to form wa�es and a �ooding area, as well as start seedlings in anticipation of warmer weather. While the class is limited to ten participants, everyone is invited to join in an hour of volunteering afterward from 11 am to 12 pm! Suggested Donation: $5. For reservations email: bsandoval@indianpueblo.org.

Tues. April 11, 2-4 pm & 6-8 pmPueblo Book Club – BlasphemyIPCC Pueblo House

From poetry to prose, short stories to novels, Sherman Alexie (Spokane, Coeur d’Alene) has proven his talents time and again over the decades and become a powerful voice in Native American literature. This collection combines a wide swath of his work, providing a wealth of material for our monthly meeting of book-lovers to discuss. Everyone is invited to join in! Free.

SCHEDULEDANCE

EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 12PM

ADMISSIONMembers - Free

Adults $8.40NM Residents/Seniors $6.40

Students/Children $5.40Groups (15+) $5.40

Let’s Get Social!Indian Pueblo Cultural Center • 2401 12th St NW, ABQ NM 87104 • 505-843-7270

15 & 16

1 & 28 & 9

RED TURTLE DANCE GROUP (POJOAQUE PUEBLO)

DINETAH DANCE GROUP (NAVAJO)

22 & 23 HOPI/TEWA SINOM DANCERS (NAMBE PUEBLO)

SAN FELIPE BIRD DANCERS (SAN FELIPE PUEBLO)

All you can eat

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EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 11AM & 2PM

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Sky City Buffalo Dance Group

Acoma Dance Group