NM Cultural Experiences

02/10/2023

Acclaimed series ends after 3 seasons but stay tuned

02/10/2023

Northern New Mexican Traveling Tip:
If you’re traveling home South from out of state, put Santa Fe in the GPS. You’ll get home faster.

29/08/2023

Santa Fe County! We are happy to present the 2023 RDC Micro-Grant Awardees from Santa Fe County.

Blackdom Clothing and Productions Ltd. Co. supporting The Afro-Frontier
Eric I. Smith Builder
J & B Gardens
Lettuce, Etc
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Rustic Modern
Santa Fe International Film Festival
Southwest Safaris www.southwestsafaris.com
Structure and Acupuncture https://santafe-acupuncture.com/
The Pickle Jar https://www.thepicklejarnm.com/
Village Greengrocer
Wolf and Mermaid Enchanted Roasters

Let's support these businesses!

20/08/2023

ESPAÑOLA — Moving Arts Española (MAE) has announced the hiring of Jacob Torres, a highly accomplished engineer and scientist known for his work at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center: Growing Beyond Earth, and The Space Chile Grow a Pepper Plant Challenge.

20/08/2023

Evelyn Martinez at Pathways Indigenous Art Festival 2023!

19/08/2023

Booth #342 at Pathways Indigenous Art Festival!
Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino

18/08/2023

Wrapping up at the Pathways Ingenious Festival by
Stop by and see us Saturday & Sunday!

15/08/2023

Come see us at the Entrepreneur Panel! Jake Viarrial

We are pleased to announce our Pathways Indigenous Arts Festival artist panels for August 18, 19, & 20, 2023! 🎥🎬🎞️🦬⚡️

Entrepreneurship Panel
With Jake Viarrial, Stephanie Mitchell & Cougar Vigil. Moderated by Karl Duncan
Saturday, August 20 • 2:00PM
Panel Discussion Room
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Pathways Indigenous Arts Festival
August 18, 19 & 20, 2023 • 9AM-5PM
Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino • Santa Fe, NM
FREE EVENT

20/07/2023

23/06/2023

The Santa Fe Opera celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Pueblo Opera Program (POP) with a new documentary film. ⁠
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"The Pueblo Opera Program: And What Could Be Next," directed by Beverly R. Singer of Santa Clara Pueblo and produced by the Pueblo Opera Cultural Council (POCC) in collaboration with the Santa Fe Opera, chronicles the 50-year history between the Santa Fe Opera and Pueblo and Tribal Communities of New Mexico examining how this innovative programming has inspired Pueblo and Tribal youth to engage with opera, including attending Youth Nights at the opera and performing at the Santa Fe Opera.⁠
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📆 When: July 30, 2023 at 4 pm⁠
📍 Where: Lensic Performing Arts Center⁠
🕗 Run time: 60 minutes⁠
🎟️ Tickets are FREE and reserved through the Lensic Performing Arts Center⁠
https://www.santafeopera.org/whats-on/pop-50-documentary/

The 50th Anniversary of the Pueblo Opera Program Celebration is presented by PNC Bank.
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Support for “The Pueblo Opera Program: And What Could Be Next” is generously provided by the Hankins Foundation, Inc., Principal Sponsor of Education at the Santa Fe Opera; PNC Foundation; a Civic Practice Grant from OPERA America’s Opera Fund; and Newman’s Own Foundation, in memory of Arthur Newman.
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📸 Pueblo Opera Cultural Council and Producers: Claudene Martinez, San Ildefonso Pueblo; Renee Roybal, San Ildefonso Pueblo; Marita Hinds, Tesuque Pueblo; Andreemina Harvier, Santa Clara Pueblo; Andrew Jordan Harvier, Santa Clara Pueblo; Antoinette Herrera, Santa Clara Pueblo; Leon Roybal, San Ildefonso Pueblo. Photo by Kristin Hullihan for the Santa Fe Opera.

17/06/2023

📣Calling youth hoop dancers ages 0-26!!

⚡There's just 8 weeks until the 2nd Annual Nakotah LaRance Youth Hoop Dance Championship in Santa Fe, NM! We are looking forward to new and returning participants, please email [email protected] with any questions!

⚡Registration is available online at lightningboyfoundation.com

⚡We are looking for more sponsors to add to our group of dedicated supporters. Please contact Isabelle at [email protected] if you or your organization is interested in helping.

⚡We'd like to express a HUGE thank you to the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture for co-hosting this event once again!!

16/06/2023

15/06/2023

🎈🎉 SAVE THE DATE 🎉🎈

Join us on June 28, 2023 from 10:00am to 4:00pm to celebrate Governor Jacob Viarrial Day at the Poeh Cultural Center. The day will be filled with food, dances, stories, demos, and children’s activities!
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Governor Jacob Viarrial was huge advocate for both the rights the Pueblo of Pojoaque as well as indigenous people around the world. He would often hold the state and federal governments accountable for what he felt was right. Many locally, statewide, and even nationally, admired and respected his unwillingness to compromise what he felt was best for his community.

Long before gaming, Governor Viarrial was building a small business to provide employment and income for his people. His vision for economic development was legendary. His administration as well as tribal council built Pojoaque into a major economic power in Northern New Mexico which today provides jobs to over 1200 New Mexicans and 80 local contractors.

To younger generation in his lifetime, he was everyone’s Uncle Jake - serving simultaneously as their protector and compassionate councilor, as well as the funny uncle who had no problem sharing his latest joke with a conference room full of people. We celebrate Governor Jacob Viarrial Memorial Day because he continues to be an inspiration.

13/06/2023

We will be at Pathways Indigenous Arts Festival 2023! Jake Viarrial

03/06/2023

Thank you Buffalo Thunder for all of your support!

02/06/2023

✨You’re invited to the Grand Opening of our new location at Thursday May 25, 4pm-6pm.

🎉📍Located across from Red Sage Restaurant, the Marketplace will feature blankets, bags, jewelry, baskets, t-shirts, cups, stickers, pottery & more! Light refreshments will be served.

25/03/2023

Join us on Friday, March 31 from 5pm-7pm for the revealing of Navi Towa (My People). Between the months of May to June 2022, six artists from each Tewa Pueblo came together to design and paint a bird image in their own unique style.

Tewa Artists include:
Shawn Tafoya (Santa Clara Pueblo & Pojoaque Pueblo), Pearl Talachy (Nambe Pueblo), Erik Fender (San Ildefonso), Wesley Vigil (Tesuque Pueblo), Randy Silva (Santa Clara Pueblo) & Clarence Cruz (Ohkay Owingeh).

Navi Towa (My People) Big Tewa Pot Reveal
March 31, 2023 | 5pm-7pm
Poeh Cultural Center

24/03/2023

The Poeh Cultural Center is pleased to announce EQUINOX, a two-person exhibition featuring the pottery and textiles of Pearl Talachy (Nambe Pueblo) and the jewelry of Cree LaRance (Tewa/Hopi/Navajo). Much like an equinox marks a key celestial juncture when night and day are roughly equal in length, this exhibition marks a critical moment in their art careers as they share one thing in common: this is their first exhibition. Join us at the Poeh Cultural Center on March 31, 2023 for the opening reception of EQUINOX. 🌙

Opening Reception:
March 31, 2023 | 5pm-7pm
Poeh Cultural Center

For more information, visit: poehcenter.org/event/equinox or click the link in our bio. 🔗

06/02/2023