2008 MAIN CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center presents each weekend, 52 weeks out of the year, traditional Native American Indian dance performances and guest Art Demonstrators, many of whom are award-winning at major Native American art shows across the country. We also feature changing exhibitions of art, food, culture, history, and current affairs of the Pueblo people.
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TUES January 1 – New Year’s Day – IPCC Closed
FRI January 20 – June 14
Exhibit: “Timeless Beauty: Pueblo Women Artists of the 20th Century”
This exhibit in collaboration with the Adobe Gallery and School for Advanced Research and Human Experience highlights the works of famed Pueblo women artists, Helen Cordero (Cochiti), Maria Martinez (San Ildefonso), Pablita Velarde (Santa Clara), Tonita Pena (Cochiti), and Margaret Tafoya (Santa Clara). An auction of this artwork will take place on June 14, 2008 to benefit the Institute of Pueblo Indian Studies housed within the IPCC .
WED January 30 6 pm – 7 pm
Pueblo Women Lecture Series: “Pueblo Women” panel TBA
FRI February 1 Recognizing Black American History Month
“Call of All Drums” a collaborative film festival that will focus on the cinematic productions and products of African American and Native American filmmakers concurrently. Meaningful information and films that speak directly to the interconnectedness of the African American experience and the Native American experience in contemporary society.
WED February 20 6 pm – 7 pm
Pueblo Women Lecture Series: Featuring Verna Teller, former Governor of the Pueblo of Isleta
SAT/SUN March 22 & 23
12 noon each day
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by:
SAT/SUN March 22 & 23
10 am – 4 pm each day
Native American Indian art demonstrations
SAT/SUN March 29 & 30
12 noon each day
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by:
SAT/SUN March 29 & 30
10 am – 4 pm each day
Native American Indian art demonstrations
SUN March 30
1 pm – 3 pm
“Contemporary Pueblo Women Artists: Inspiration and the Creative Process”
| SAT/SUN 5 & 6 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: White Horse/Little Ponies Dancers (Santo Domingo/San Felipe/Sioux – Plains Style) |
| SAT/SUN 5 & 6 | Native American Indian art demonstrations | |
| MON - SUN 11 - 27 |
9 am – 5 pm | “Hidden Stories” An exhibit ion of contemporary pueblo art by Deborah A. Jojola (Isleta/Jemez). The installation includes a wide variety of printmaking including lithography, relief litho-cuts and collage mosaics of Jojola’s prints. The exhibition also includes her clay work and other materials. Opening reception on April 11 at 12 noon – 2 pm followed by a talk by the artist from 3 pm – 4 pm. |
| SAT/SUN 12 & 13 |
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: | |
| 11am & 2pm | Walatowa Running Club Dancers (Jemez) | |
| 12pm & 3pm | Dineh Tah Navajo Dancers | |
| 1pm & 4pm | Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers | |
| SAT/SUN 19 & 20 |
10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations |
| SAT - SUN 19 – 27 | 10 am – 5 pm | American Indian Week: Pueblo Days & Spring Indian Art Market During Pueblo Days we offer daily traditional dances, art demonstrations, and special presentations celebrating Native American culture with an emphasis on New Mexico’s Pueblo Indians. Buy direct from Native American artisans during the Spring Indian Art Market April 19 & 20 |
| SAT 19 | 1 pm – 2 pm | “Authenticity and Indian Art Market” A presentation by Tony Eriacho (Zuni), Council for Indigenous Arts and Culture |
| SAT - SUN 19-27 | 11 am & 2 pm | “The Mystery of Chaco Canyon” Directed by Anna Sofaer, Produced by The Solstice Project and Narrated by Robert Redford. Distributor, Bullfrog Films, 1999, 56 minutes, Join us as we view the premier study of the deep enigmas presented by the massive prehistoric remains found in Chaco Canyon in northwestern New Mexico. It is the summation of 20 years of research, which unveils the ancient astronomy of southwestern Pueblo Indians. |
| SAT/SUN 26 & 27 | ||
| 11am & 2pm | White Mountain Apache Crown Dancers | |
| 12pm & 3pm | Apache Warrior Dancers (Cochiti) | |
| 1pm & 4pm | Zuni Bear Dance Group | |
| SAT/SUN 26 & 27 | 11 am & 2 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations |
WED 30 |
2 pm - 3pm | “Every Child Ready to Read” A FREE workshop presented by Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library System and hosted by IPCC. For parents and caregivers of children 3-5 years old. Help your child develop pre-reading skills, language skills and be a more successful reader and learner. Preregistration and information: 768-5103 |
| SAT/SUN 3 & 4 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Great American Indian Dancers (Plains Style) - Bio |
| SAT/SUN 3 & 4 |
10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Gregg AnallaIsleta (Laguna) Sculptor / Painter |
| WED 7 |
2 pm – 3 pm | “Every Child Ready to Read” - A FREE workshop presented by Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library System and hosted by IPCC. For parents and caregivers of children - newborn to 2-years-old. Help your child develop pre-reading skills, language skills and be a more successful reader and learner. Preregistration and information: 768-5103 |
| SAT 9 |
8 am – 2 pm | “FROM FIELD TO FEAST – A NATIVE AMERICAN AND HISPANIC COMMUNITY CELEBRATION” Waffle and Corn Garden Project at Albuquerque Bio Park Join pueblo children who will plant heirloom seeds passed down throughout generations of Pueblo ancestors at the waffle gardens developed by them at Albuquerque’s Bio Park. This is a community event and the public is invited to attend and help in planting. The crops from this planting will be harvested during the “From Field to Feast- A Native and Hispanic Community Celebration” in the fall on October 4, 2008. |
| SAT/SUN 10 & 11 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Zuni Bear Dance Group |
| SAT/SUN 10 & 11 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Patricia Pacheco (Laguna) - Dreamcatchers |
| SAT/SUN 17 & 18 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: White Horse/Little Ponies (Santo Domingo/San Felipe/Sioux – Plains Style) |
| SAT/SUN 17 & 18 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Michelle Tsosie SisnerosPainter (Santa Clara/Laguna) |
| SUN 18 |
1 pm – 3 pm | “Beauty’s Legacy – Families of Pueblo Women Artists” - An intergenerational panel discussion among descendants of some of the artists featured in the exhibition “Timeless Beauty: Pueblo Women Artists of the 20th Century”. Join us for this exciting opportunity to hear about the insights on ways that their mothers, aunts, grandmothers, and great grandmothers have shaped their artistic work and lives today. |
| SUN 18 | 9 am – 5 pm | International Museum Day - Admission 1/2 price |
| SAT/SUN 24 & 25 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Acoma Intercultural Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 17 & 18 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Michelle Tsosie Sisneros (Santa Clara/Laguna) Painter |
| SAT/SUN 31 & 1 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Haak’u Dancers (Laguna) |
| SAT/SUN 31 & 1 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Greg Lewis (Laguna) Silversmith |
| THUR/FRI 5&6 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Zuni Bear Dance Group |
| SAT/SUN 7 & 8 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Haak'u Dancers (Acoma) |
| SAT/SUN 7 & 8 |
10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Tim Herrera (Cochiti) Drums |
| MON - FRI 9-13 |
10 am – 5 pm | IPCC Summer Camp “Dig It!” - Explore traditional food and agriculture. Call (505) 843-7270 x3600 for details. (more details) |
| THURS/FRI 12 & 13 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Oak Canyon Dancers (Jemez) |
| SAT/SUN 14 & 15 |
11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Red Turtle Dance Group (Pojoaque) |
| SAT/SUN 14 & 15 | 10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Kathleen Wal (lJemez) Potter/Sculptor |
| THURS/FRI 19 & 20 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Oak Canyon Dancers (Jemez) |
| SAT 21 | 1 pm – 4 pm | Celebrating the Summer Solstice - Film Sreening: “The Mystery of Chaco Canyon” Directed by Anna Sofaer, Produced by The Solstice Project and Narrated by Robert Redford. Distributor Bullfrog Films, 1999. 56 min. - Join us as we view the premier study of the deep enigmas presented by the massive prehistoric remains found in Chaco Canyon in northwestern New Mexico. It is the summation of 20 years of research, which unveils the ancient astronomy of southwestern Pueblo Indians. Panel discussion with Pueblo representatives follows screening. |
| SAT/SUN 21 & 22 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Walatowa Running Club Dancers (Jemez) |
| SAT/SUN 21 & 22 | 11 am & 2 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Grace Jones (Picuris/Isleta) Flute Makers |
| THURS/FRI 26 & 27 |
2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Laguna Corn Dancers |
| SAT 28 | 1 pm – 2 pm | “Authenticity and Indian Art Markets” - A presentation about how to spot fakes and buy the real deal by Tony Eriacho (Zuni), Council for Indigenous Arts and Culture. |
| SAT/SUN 28 & 29 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Dineh Tah Navajo Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 28 & 29 | 10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Darrell Chino (Acoma) Pottery |
| THUR 3 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Haak’u Dancers (Laguna) |
| FRI 04 | All Day | Independence Day – IPCC closed |
| SAT/SUN 5 & 6 |
11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: by: Haak’u Dancers (Laguna) |
| SAT/SUN 5 & 6 |
10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Pam Lujan-Hauer (Taos) Potter |
| THUR/FRI 10 & 11 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Twin Trails Pow-wow Club |
| SAT/SUN 12 & 13 |
11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 12 & 13 | 10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Pam Lujan-Hauer (Taos) Potter |
| THUR/FRI 17 &18 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Haak’u Dancers (Laguna) |
| SAT/SUN 19 & 20 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Oak Canyon Dancers (Jemez) |
| SAT/SUN 19 & 20 | 10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Carlos Herrera (Cochiti) Drums |
| THUR/FRI 24 & 25 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: White Horse/Little Ponies (Plains Style) |
| SAT/SUN 26 & 27 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Fabien Fontenelle (Zuni - Plains Style) |
| SAT/SUN 26 & 27 | 10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Andrew & Judith Harvier (Santa Clara) Potters |
| FRI 1 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Fabien Fontenelle (Zuni - Plains Style) |
| SAT/SUN 2 & 3 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Red Tail Hawk Dancers (Zuni) |
| SAT/SUN 2 & 3 |
10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Dyaami J. Lewis (Laguna) Metalsmith |
| THUR/FRI 7 & 8 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: |
| SAT 9 | 1 pm – 3 pm | Remembering the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 - This date commemorates one of the few most successful uprisings against European occupation in the New World. Panelists will talk about why and how the Pueblo Indians organized this campaign to drive the Spaniards from Pueblo country. |
| SAT/SUN 9 & 10 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Oak Canyon Dancers (Jemez) |
| SAT/SUN 9 &10 |
10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Elsie Calabaza (Santo Domingo) Jeweler |
| SAT/SUN 16 & 17 | 10 am – 5 pm | 5th Annual SOUTHWEST INDIAN FILM THEATER - Current and historical documentaries, shorts and feature films and presentations by contemporary American Indian and other Indigenous filmmakers |
| THUR/FRI 14 & 15 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Hopi Reed Clan Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 16 & 17 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Red Turtle Dance Group (Pojoaque) |
| SAT/SUN 16 & 17 |
10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Todd Westika (Zuni) Fetish Carver |
| THUR/FRI 21 & 22 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: TBA |
| SAT/SUN 23 & 24 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Twin Trails Pow-wow Club Andrew & Judith Harvier |
| SAT/SUN 23 & 24 |
10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Andrew & Judith HarvierSanta Clara Potters |
| THUR/FRI 28 & 29 | 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: TBA |
| SAT/SUN 30 & 31 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Red Turtle Dance Group (Pojoaque) |
| SAT/SUN 30 & 31 |
10 am – 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Thomas Herrera (Cochiti) Drums |
| SUN 31 | Last Day for “Timeless Beauty” exhibition. |
| MON | All Day | Labor Day – IPCC Closed |
| SUN 7 | 9 am – 5 pm | Grandparents Day - Free admission for grandparents and their grandchildren. |
| SAT/SUN 6 & 7 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Zuni Olla Maidens |
| SAT/SUN 6 & 7 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Max Early (Laguna) Pottery |
| SAT/SUN 13 & 14 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Red Tail Hawk Dancers (Zuni) |
| SAT/SUN 13 & 14 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Michelle Tsosie Sisneros (Santa Clara/Laguna) Painter |
| SAT/SUN 20 & 21 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 20 & 21 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Aric Chopito (Zuni) Weaver |
| SAT/SUN 27 & 28 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Laguna Corn Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 27 & 28 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Aric Chopito (Zuni) Weaver |
| SUN 28 | TBA | Show title to be announced. - An exhibition of sculptures by renowned sculptors from the Pueblo of Jemez featuring Estella Loretto, Joe Cajero Jr, Clifford Fraguq, Adrian Wall and many others. Lecture schedule to be announced at a later date. Runs from September 28 to January 30, 2009 |
| All Month | 9 am – 5 pm | 25th Annual Pueblo Cultural Center Children’s Art Show - Every year the IPCC sponsors an exhibit and sale of art by Native New Mexican children ranging from grades K-6 who work in a wide variety of mediums. |
| SAT/SUN 4 & 5 | 11am & 2pm 12 pm & 3 pm 1 pm & 4 pm |
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Zuni Bear Dance Group Hopi Reed Clan Dancers Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 4 & 5 | 11 am to 3 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Bonnie Fragua-Johnson (Jemez) Storytellers |
| SAT/SUN 4 & 5 | 9 am – 4:30 pm | Fall Indian Art Market - Buy direct from more than 50 Native American artisans. |
| SAT/SUN 4 & 5 | 1 pm – 2 pm | “Authenticity and Indian Art Markets” - A presentation by Tony Erachio of the Council of Indigenous Arts & Culture. |
| SAT 4 | 8 am – 2 pm | ‘FROM FIELD TO FEAST - A NATIVE AMERICAN AND HISPANIC COMMUNITY CELEBRATION” Two big weekends of events at both the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and at the the National Hispanic Cultural Center Waffle and Corn Garden Project at Albuquerque Bio Park Join pueblo children who will harvest heirloom crops from seeds passed down throughout generations of Pueblo ancestors at the waffle gardens developed by them at Albuquerque’s Bio Park. This is a community event and the public is invited to attend the harvest. |
| SAT/SUN 4 & 5 | 8 am – 1 pm | Growers Market – Native American and Hispanic Community Farmers show and sell the bounty of their crops at the Albuquerque Bio Park starting at 8 am. |
| Mon 6 | 11am & 2pm 12 pm & 3 pm |
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: TBA Little Ponies / White Horse Dancers |
| Mon 6 | 11 am to 3 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Mark Stevens (Laguna) Silversmith |
| Tue 7 | 11am & 2pm 12 pm & 3 pm |
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: TBA TBA |
| Tue 7 | 10 am to 4 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Leland & Flo Vallo (Acoma) Pottery |
| Wed 8 | 11am & 2pm 12 pm & 3 pm |
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Fabian Fontenelle (Zuni - Plains Style) TBA |
| Wed 8 | 11 am to 3 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Pam Lujan-Hauer (Taos) Potter |
| Thur 9 | 11am & 2pm 12 pm & 3 pm |
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Fabian Fontenelle (Zuni - Plains Style) White Mountain Apache Crown |
| Thur 9 | 11 am to 3 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Andrew & Judith Harvier (Santa Clara) Potters |
| Fri 10 | 11am & 2pm 12 pm & 3 pm 1 pm & 4 pm |
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Twin Trails Pow-wow Club White Mountain Apache Crown Red Turtle Dance Group (Pojoaque) |
| Fri 10 | 11 am to 3 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Greg Lewis (Laguna) Silversmith |
| Sat 11 | 11am & 2pm 12 pm & 3 pm 1 pm & 4 pm |
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Oak Canyon Dancers (Jemez) Naatsiilid Dancers (Rainbow) (Navajo) Red Tail Hawk Dancers (Pojoaque) |
| Sat 11 | 11 am to 3 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Patricia Pacheco (Laguna) - Dreamcatchers and Adrian Wall (Jemez) Stone Sculptor |
| SAT 11 | 8 am – 1 pm 9 am – 4 pm 10 am 11 am – 3 pm |
Growers Market at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
Information Booths at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center - Community Tribal farmers and other organizations provide information to the public. Opening Ceremony “From Field to Feast – A Native American and Hispanic Community Celebration” Children’s Activities at the Pueblo House at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Adobe-making workshop, plaster horno. |
| Sun 12 | 11am & 2pm 12 pm & 3 pm 1 pm & 4 pm |
Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Oak Canyon Dancers (Jemez) Naatsiilid Dancers (Rainbow) (Navajo) Red Tail Hawk Dancers (Pojoaque) |
| Sun 12 | 11 am to 3 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Patricia Pacheco (Laguna) - Dreamcatchers and Adrian Wall (Jemez) Stone Sculptor |
| SUN 12 | 8 am – 1 pm 8 am – 1 pm 1 pm – 6 pm |
“Cultures In Motion” - A Fun Run starting at the National Hispanic Cultural Center and from the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center to converge at the Albuquerque Bio Park. Growers Market at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, National Hispanic Cultural Center & Albuquerque Botanical Gardens Stop, Look and Listen: A Mini Film Fest - Featuring shorts written, directed and/o produced by Native American filmmakers focusing on food and wellness. |
| WED 15 | 11 am – 1 pm | Women’s Day Luncheon at Indian Pueblo Cultural Center with the National Hispanic Cultural Center - Circles of conversations among old and young women from both the Native American and Hispanic cultures about topics common to both cultures. |
| FRI 17 | 6 pm – 8 pm | Pueblo Harvest Café’ Feast For the Future - Native chefs and culinary interns will prepare a fundraising dinner to launch the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Feast for the Future Scholarships Fund for Native Chefs. |
| SAT 18 | 9 am – 12 noon 10 am – 2 pm 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm |
Hike at Petroglyph National Park Exploring the connections between Native American and Hispanic cultures relative to ancient/historic recording of events.
Feeding the Body, Mind and Spirit: That Tasty Morsel Has a Big Job Panelists (herbalists, midwives, curanderos, traditional healers and local nutritionists) discuss indigenous practices about the healing powers of food. Native Chef Cook-Off at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center: Native chefs will cook up award-winning meals on limited ingredients. The public will be our judges! |
| SAT/SUN 18 & 19 | 11am & 2pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: TBA |
| SAT/SUN 18 & 19 | 11 am to 3 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: De Haven Solimon Chaffins Painter |
| SAT/SUN 25 & 26 | 11 am & 2 pm | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Walatowa Running Club Dancers (Jemez) |
| SAT/SUN 25 & 26 | 11 am to 3 pm | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Max Early (Laguna) Pottery |
| All Month | American Indian Heritage Month - Events to be announced | |
| SAT/SUN 1 & 2 | 12 noon | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Zuni Olla Maidens |
| SAT/SUN 1 & 2 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Bobby Bales (Toas) Drums |
| SAT/SUN 8 & 9 | 12 noon | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Acoma Intercultural Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 8 & 9 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Curtis Platero |
| TUES 11 | TBA | Veterans Day - Events to be announced |
| SAT/SUN 15 & 16 | 12 noon | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Laguna Corn Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 15 & 16 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Darrell Chino (Acoma) Pottery |
| SAT/SUN 22 & 23 | 12 noon | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: TBA |
| SAT/SUN 22 & 23 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Ferdinand & Sylvia Hooee (Zuni) Jewelry |
| THURS 27 | All Day | Thanksgiving Day – IPCC Closed |
| SAT/SUN 29 & 30 | 12 noon | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: TBA |
| SAT/SUN 29 & 30 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: Andrew & Judith Harvier (Santa Clara) Potters |
| SAT/SUN 6 & 7 | 12 noon | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: TBA |
| SAT/SUN 6 & 7 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: |
| SAT/SUN 13 & 14 | 12 noon | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Acoma Intercultural Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 13 & 14 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: |
| SAT/SUN 20 & 21 | 12 noon | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: Acoma Intercultural Dancers |
| SAT/SUN 20 & 21 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: |
| THURS 25 | All Day | Christmas Day – IPCC Closed |
| SAT/SUN 26 & 27 | 12 noon | Traditional Native American Indian Dance Performances by: TBA |
| SAT/SUN 26 & 27 | 10 am – 4 | Native American Indian art demonstrations by: |