The COVID-19 pandemic has affected businesses everywhere, including ours at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and Indian Pueblos Marketing, Inc. Due to statewide restrictions designed to help mitigate the spread of the virus, the difficult decision was made to temporarily close, or maintain temporary closure of, the following businesses:
- Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
- Pueblo Harvest
- Indian Pueblo Store (physical location only; online shopping is still available anytime at indianpueblostore.com)
- Starbucks at Avanyu Plaza
- Events and rentals (inquiries for bookings in 2021 and beyond are being accepted by calling 505-724-3591)
Fans and friends of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center can continue to support our Mission of celebrating Pueblo culture and providing economic opportunities by doing the following:
- Following IPCC on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter
- Following Pueblo Harvest on Facebook and Instagram
- Engaging with our Virtual Culture Guide found at IndianPueblo.org
- Supporting Native American artisans by shopping online at indianpueblostore.com
- Following Indian Pueblo Store on Facebook and Instagram
- Donating to the Pueblo Relief Fund via pueblorelieffund.org
- Supporting current IPCC digital programming and future in-person programming by donating to the IPCC general fund. Donate Here
- Shopping at the Four Winds ultimate convenience store (located on 12th Street just north of I-40)
- Enjoying delicious food from our Avanyu Plaza tenant restaurants: Sixty-Six Acres, Laguna Burger, and Domino’s
Indian Pueblos Marketing, Inc. (IPMI) was founded in 1976 by the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico. Jointly owned and operated by the Pueblos, IPMI was created to provide economic opportunities for Pueblo and Native American artists, as well as employment and career development opportunities for Pueblo people. IPMI is a for-profit umbrella that includes a premier Native American arts store and website, an award-winning New Native American Cuisine restaurant, the largest Starbucks in New Mexico and other properties that support our Pueblo culture and communities.
