IPCC Virtual Programs
IPCC Now Open Tues-Sun!
Currently we are offering our in-person and virtual events, with a vast array of interesting and informative experiences.
A Virtual Gateway to the 19 Pueblos
We are pleased to help you stay connected and learn about Pueblo and Native American culture, by offering our videos, virtual events and programming. From Tour Tuesdays, Seasons of Growth, Counter Narrative and a View Into the Collection, IPCC offers extensive programming on a vast array of topics. With subjects including Native American art, history, cuisine as well as deep dives into emerging issues of significance to Pueblo people, we’re hard at work developing virtual programs and educational learning opportunities. Attend online events like Pueblo Book Club, virtual museum tours, exhibits and more.
Virtual visitors can also enjoy an online tour of our murals. Each tells a unique story of Pueblo culture and history, and IPCC created this online outreach and engagement in order that our audience may continue to learn about and enjoy these exceptional static works.
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Online Events
Counter Narrative
Our monthly lecture and panel discussion series offers an Indigenous perspective on a variety of topics, including history, culture, current events, and subjects of debate.
WATCH AND JOIN THE DISCUSSIONSPueblo Book Club
A monthly online discussion on various books related to Pueblo culture.
JOIN US & WATCH PAST MEETINGSPante Project
Order monthly pre-prepared dinners. Executive Chef Ray Naranjo shares Pueblo inspired meals and the cultural meaning behind them.
LEARN MORE AND RESERVE YOUR DINNERResilience Garden
Cultivate your knowledge and grow your skills in our Seasons of Growth learning series.
WATCH AND SIGN UPSignature Programs
Veterans Day 2020
Online commemoration of Veterans Day, November 11th, 2020, featuring presentation of colors, flutist performance, and blessing.
WATCH HEREIndigenous Peoples’ Day 10/12/2020
Watch our commemoration of the second statewide Indigenous Peoples’ Day holiday. Our virtual celebration includes cultural dance and flutist performances, artist demonstrations, a historical presentation and dignitary remarks, and more!
WATCH NOWPueblo Revolt Online Exhibit
From presentations and recipes to how-to videos, discussions, and downloadable educational materials, the Pueblo Revolt is covered from many different angles.
VISIT THE ONLINE EXHIBITVirtual Tours
Tour Tuesdays
Take a video tour with Indian Pueblo Cultural Center staff as we take you through our museum and grounds every Tuesday.
WATCH NOWOnline Mural Tour
IPCC is home to more than 20 indoor and outdoor murals by great Pueblo artists, with new ones currently in progress. We’ve temporarily made many of the murals and their backstories available in a digital format.
WATCH NOWAdditional Programs
Indigenous Wisdom Curriculum
Providing teachers with educational plans for K–12 students in New Mexico (download curriculum here) to learn about Pueblo culture and history. The curriculum serves as a counter-narrative to the presentation of the history of New Mexico in schools today.
LEARN MOREView Into the Collection
Tune in monthly for a behind-the-scenes sneak peek of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center’s Collections with host and Curator of Collections, Amy G. Johnson (Isleta).
WATCH NOWIndigenous Connections and Collections
Blog connecting readers to Indigenous resources, information, and fun stuff at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC) and online.
Read MoreCultural Dance Program
Coming Soon: IPCC Members can watch exclusive cultural dance videos.
Stories By The Fireside: A Pueblo Tradition
Each Saturday in December, experience the age-old tradition of storytelling by the fireside. This year’s events will be virtual, featuring storytelling, musical performances, dances, a winter solstice presentation, and more!
WATCH NOWPueblo Gingerbread Houses
For over ten years, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center has been proud to present our annual Pueblo Gingerbread House contest.
SEE MOREThree Kings Celebration
The new year brings in newly elected officials on many of the Pueblos. We celebrate our rights to existence and pray of blessings to be upon our people, especially our new leadership
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