We're open during the project!

We’re giving the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center a well-deserved exterior refresh. Throughout the re-stucco project, the Cultural Center remains open—most experiences are available, and we’ll post timely updates on this page and our social media platforms so you know what to expect when you visit.

 

What’s Happening Now Mid-March

 

At this time, the latillas and vigas are currently being restored and may have an impact on accessing the courtyard but the courtyard, museum, restaurant, and gift shop are all open and welcoming visitors.

Thank you for your patience as we complete this important enhancement to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.

Please Note: The main museum entrance is currently closed as we prepare for the installation of two major upcoming exhibitions: Grounded in Clay and 50 for 50: Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, 1976–2026, opening March 20. We’re excited to share these powerful new experiences with our community.

Project timeline

    • Start: August 2025
    • Estimated completion: Winter 2026
    • Phases: Multiple exterior areas will be addressed at different times. Each area being worked on will be posted here with dates, routes, and any temporary closures.

    What to expect during your visit

      • We’re open. The museum, galleries, shop, and dining remain available unless otherwise noted here.
      • Clear wayfinding. Look for on-site signs and friendly staff to guide you around any work areas.
      • Occasional construction activity. You may see scaffolding or crews working on exterior walls; we’re coordinating schedules to limit disruptions.
      • Accessibility. ADA routes remain available; please ask our front desk if you need assistance with the best path during active work.

    Visitor tips

      • Check this page before you come for the latest phase update.
      • Follow posted signs when you arrive—our team has you covered with clear directions.
      • Have an event or group visit? We’re coordinating closely with event teams to minimize impacts; your event contact can share the most current details.

    Our commitment to preservation

    Protecting our campus and artworks—indoors and out—is our top priority.

      • Professional oversight. We’re working closely with conservation professionals to safeguard sculptures and murals throughout the project.
      • Protective methods. Surfaces near murals are carefully framed and covered so they remain accessible for conservation and future touch-ups.
      • Temporary removals (if needed). Some fixtures (like lighting) may be removed and reinstalled and select sculptures may be temporarily relocated by specialists to ensure their safety.

    This work helps ensure the IPCC’s architecture and artworks continue to welcome visitors for the next 50 years and beyond. 

    Thank you

    Your patience and support are greatly appreciated. This project is an investment in our future as we celebrate 50 years of IPCC in 2026 #IPCC50years.