Arby's

Inside the cultural center the museum presented the Pueblo people's story using video interviews in the style of a documentary, murals painted by local artists depicting their stories and exhibits displaying their history from the ancient to present times. I learnt about their clothing, dance, how they build their homes and live with the land, and the conflicts and struggles they had. There is also a market and shop available at the center where local artists sell their jewellery, leather goods, pottery, dream catchers and other items.

Wow! I am absolutely amazed by this incredible space that the tribe(s) have graciously provided for us to experience and appreciate their rich culture. I cannot express my gratitude enough. Thank you! Furthermore, the cafe here is absolutely outstanding in every aspect. I had the pleasure of trying the taco, and my team and I also shared the delectable blue corn onion rings. They were absolutely phenomenal. For to drink i got the ZIA prickly soda!

We went there in January. The museum is filled with information. And for a skateboard collector like me, I went crazy. There was a probably one of the best skateboard arts I have ever seen display in the exhibit. It’s so incredible to have that collection displayed for public. Also other sections, there was natives showing how to craft their containers and jewelry. And the last section was about how they fought through early years of colonization. This place deserves more recognition.