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Extended Season Production Workshop Series Part IV: Plant Information & Selection
VirtualDuring our third session, you will learn about different designs and materials, including those used for urban growing and adobe structures. Presented by: IPCC, Dancing Butterfly Naturals, Flower Hill Institute, NMSU Indian Resources Development and CES-Pueblo Extension, the Pueblo of Jemez Natural Resources Department and Santa Ana Pueblo.
Extended Season Production Workshop Series Part III: Design
VirtualDuring our third session, you will learn about different designs and materials, including those used for urban growing and adobe structures. Presented by: IPCC, Dancing Butterfly Naturals, Flower Hill Institute, NMSU Indian Resources Development and CES-Pueblo Extension, the Pueblo of Jemez Natural Resources Department and Santa Ana Pueblo.
Stories by the Fireside (Virtual)
VirtualEnjoy the age-old tradition of storytelling around the bonfire, virtually! Watch Stories by the Fireside online.
Stories by the Fireside (Virtual)
VirtualEnjoy the age-old tradition of storytelling around the bonfire, virtually! Watch Stories by the Fireside online.
Stories by the Fireside (Virtual)
VirtualEnjoy the age-old tradition of storytelling around the bonfire, virtually! Watch Stories by the Fireside online.
Seasons of Growth: Blessings “Eyahne”
VirtualThis month’s garden learning series will feature presentations and discussions on corn by IPCC’s Education team, including the connections between South American Indigenous Foods and Pueblo Indigenous Foods.
Pueblo SEEDSS Webinar #4 – Traditional Foods
VirtualPlease join us for our 4th Pueblo SEEDSS webinar featuring Chef Ray Naranjo and moderated by Andi Murphy, Host of Toasted Sister Podcast. Chef Ray will prepare a meal using traditional outside cooking techniques. We will also have presenters on traditional foods, harvest time, and seed saving.
Seasons of Growth: Harvest
VirtualThis month’s garden learning series will feature presentations and discussions about wild foraging. Foraging is a key part of sustenance for many indigenous communities and allows us to act as sustainable stewards of the lands we occupy. Learn about the benefits of integrating foraging into our
Seasons of Growth: Celebrating Our Youth
VirtualLog in and learn from youth who are actively participating in the IPCC’s Pueblo SEEDS Youth Program as we continue in our monthly garden learning series. Hear about their progress and learn more about traditional farming practices
Tour Tuesday: Miguel Trujillo
VirtualWar Veteran and educator Miguel Trujillo led a legal battle that resulted in the right for Native Americans to vote in New Mexico. Learn more about his life and the importance of the Native Vote even today.
Seasons of Growth: Celebrating Our Youth
VirtualLog in and learn from youth who are actively participating in the IPCC’s Pueblo SEEDS Youth Program as we continue in our monthly garden learning series. Hear about their progress and learn more about traditional farming practices
Pueblo Book Club: “A Most Splendid Company: The Coronado Expedition In Global Perspective”
Virtual482 years ago the lives of the Pueblos peoples was forever changed by Spanish encroachment. A re-examination of the facts of the Coronado expedition is the focus of this month’s reading.
Tour Tuesday: Monumental Art
VirtualThis month, we would like to highlight and invite you to visit and immerse yourself in the vast collection of Murals found on our Campus....
Indigenous Collections and Connections
VirtualThis blog aspires to connect readers to Indigenous resources, information, and fun stuff at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC) and online. Each month, new content will be shared on various themes.
View into the Collection
VirtualThe arrival of the Summer Solstice during the annual cycle of Pueblo Dances inspires our June segment. Join Amy Johnson, Curator of Collections, for an in depth look at artworks and cultural items from the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center’s Art Collection relating to our long-established Pueblo Dances.
Seasons of Growth: Summer Solstice
VirtualLog in and learn more about the summer solstice as we continue in our monthly Garden learning series. We will be joined by a special presentation on “Garden to Table” by Kai-T Bluesky, Cochiti Pueblo.
Pueblo SEEDSS Webinar #3 – Agritourism, Summer Solstice, and More
VirtualThe 3rd series of Pueblo SEEDSS will include a presentation from the American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association on how to use agritourism for your farm or tribal community and much more...
Indigenous Film Industry Workshop: From Process to Production
VirtualAn online learning experience hosted by IPCC and sponsored by the Albuquerque Film Office streaming online segments to participants across the state.
Indigenous Film Industry Workshop: From Process to Production
VirtualAn online learning experience hosted by IPCC and sponsored by the Albuquerque Film Office streaming online segments to participants across the state.
Pueblo Book Club: “The Railroad and the Pueblo Indians”
VirtualThis month’s Pueblo Book Club will open a discussion over “The Railroad and the Pueblo Indians: The Impact of the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe on the Pueblos of the Rio Grande, 1880-1930” by Richard H. Frost. In becoming a United States territory, New Mexico underwent a rapid transition ignited by Manifest Destiny.
Indigenous Collections and Connections
VirtualThis blog aspires to connect readers to Indigenous resources, information, and fun stuff at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC) and online. Each month, new content will be shared on various themes.
Tour Tuesday: Solstice and Seasonal Change
VirtualThis month, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center would like to celebrate the Summer Solstice...
Seasons of Growth: Corn
VirtualCorn has a long legacy in this land as is a staple to the survival of Pueblo Communities. It is interwoven into all aspects of Pueblo life from birth to death, planting to harvesting. Learn the importance of corn in Pueblo culture as we till and plant corn in our resilience garden and are joined by guest speaker Porter Swentzell, Santa Clara.
Tour Tuesday: ReLocated: Migration and Family Ties
VirtualThis month, we will take a quick tour of the exhibit “ReLocated: Urban Migration, Perseverance, and Adaptation.”...
