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Discover Albuquerque’s Artistic and Cultural Wonders

From Ancient Artifacts to Contemporary Creations

have an incredible time looking at the endless collections of art in the heart of Old Town.

There’s no need to cross state lines or country borders to find exceptional art museums. Albuquerque’s incredible history and dynamically mixed cultures have allowed for some of the most fantastic art museums right here in our backyard. If you’re unsure what to do this weekend, we recommend visiting one of these museums that will bring you a day of stunning artwork and unbelievable history. The National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) As the country’s only national cultural institution dedicated to Hispanic culture, everyone should make the National Hispanic Cultural Center a must-visit. The

The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Uncover thousands of years’ worth of Native American history just in New

Mexico at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. The institution offers the cultural history of various tribes and interactive exhibits that immerse you in history and personal interviews with tribe leaders sharing their culture. You can also discover the works of Native American artists,

center offers everything from visual, performing, media, and literary arts to Hispanic history and education. The NHCC also includes traveling artworks, so you should be sure to check out the institution’s latest collection throughout

poets, and musicians displayed here at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. Make the center your weekend destination to experience live performances, Native dining, and fine art created by Native artisans.

The Maxwell Museum of Anthropology Located on the University of New Mexico campus, the Maxwell

the year. Live performances also take place at the NHCC regularly! The stunning fresco mural at the NHCC’s entrance is worth seeing on its own, as it was created by the renowned artist Frederico Vigil. The Albuquerque Museum of Art & History Showcasing over 35,000 historical pieces and artworks, it’s no

Museum of Anthropology can take you back all the

way to prehistoric times with reconstructed cave dwellings, Ice Age cave art, sculptures, and other artifacts displaying the history of humankind. For pottery lovers, this museum

wonder why the Albuquerque Museum of Art & History is perhaps the most popular destination in the city. With all of the artifacts at your fingertips, you can go back centuries of New Mexican history. What better way is there to spend your Saturday afternoon? Whether you head to the museum alone or with your family, you are bound to

will bring plenty of inspiration with its incredible collection of prehistory pottery. The best part? Admission to the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology is entirely free! We hope visiting these museums and cultural centers will help you feel closer to our beautiful state and the communities that have thrived here for millenniums.

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