If you are in Albuquerque, do not miss visiting the cultural center. Get a tour, attend the dances. They are excellent. If you want an amazing history of Native people and culture in the NM area, the center will give it to you. Staff are courteous and friendly and welcoming. More

This was a great look at authentic dances. Microphone could have been a little better. More

I had the pleasure of attending a seminar at the centre last weekend. I was visiting from the UK. As well as experiencing the delicious food, we watched a show of native dancing and music. This was followed by a very detailed tour of the museum. The staff were friendly and helpful and the food was very good. As a... More

It is amazing to see what was here before the Europeans even set foot on this continent. The indigenous people were far more civilized then they were and the artitry that they made was of the earth. More

We were in town for the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow & visited the Cultural Center as the Elders were selling their jewelry/pottery & there was a few tradtional dance exhibitions..had a wonderful time More

This is a great introduction to the Pueblo culture for visitors. Lots of art and really good food in the restaurant. More

I visited the Cultural Center during my trip to Albuquerque. It was well worthwhile. Entry fee was $6.00. It was easy to drive to. It took between 45 minutes to an hour to go through the museum. It was very informative and interesting. The cafe in the museum had excellent food and very reasonably priced. The gift shop was great!... More

The Museum part of the center is OK. It's very small, only take an hour to see it all. There are some activities in it for kids as well. The singing and dancing was very enjoyable, with all the dancers dressed in traditional festival attire. Also there are many small native american craftsworkers there selling goods that they make. All... More

Visited during the spring dances, which provided good explanation & demo of the dances. The new exhibit about Puebloan interactions with Europeans starkly shows mistakes of the past. More