2008 Exhibitions and Lectures
January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December
- ALL EVENTS ARE FREE WITH ADMISSION -
TUES January 1 – New Year’s Day – IPCC Closed
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Exhibit: “Timeless Beauty: FOR MORE INFO CALL: 1-866-855-7902  |
| FRI February 1 Recognizing Black American History Month | |
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“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. See the schedule |
February TBA
Pueblo Women Lecture Series
March TBA
National Women’s History Month event and reception
Recognition of Pueblo Women event
FRI March 21 12 noon – 1 pm
New Mexico History Day Brown Bag Lecture: TBA
APRIL 1-30 All month
Exhibit: “IPCC Annual Children’s Art Show”
Every year, the IPCC sponsors an exhibit of the work of Native New Mexican children ranging from grades K-6 who work in a wide variety of mediums.
April 14 – May 14
Exhibit: “Office of Indian Education Student Art Exhibition”
The Native American Student Art Competition originated as a student and school activity to support the President’s Executive Order on Indian Education and the 2005 National Conference on Indian Education. The art exhibition seeks to emphasize to Native youth, the importance of pursuing an education and the value of education in Native communities.
SAT April 19 1 pm – 2 pm
“Authenticity and Indian Art Market”
A presentation by Tony Eriacho (Zuni), Council for Indigenous Arts and Culture.
April 19 - 27 All Week
American Indian Week “Pueblo Days” & Spring Indian Art Market
Daily traditional dances, art demonstrations, special presentations celebrating Native American culture with an emphasis on New Nexico’s Pueblo Indians. Buy direct from Native American artisans during the Spring Indian Art Market April 19 & 20
TUES April 22
Earth Day at the IPCC
Free Admission for kids, ecologically friendly activities for the family!
SUN April 27
“Electric 49 Replugged”
The return of one of the most popular events in Albuquerque! Featuring a full day of the best of Native American rock bands, comedy acts, food and frolic. Admission $15 adults. Profits from event go towards the IPCC Cultural Education Program.
May TBA
Pueblo Women Lecture Series: “Children and Grandchildren of Pueblo Women Artists”
SUN May 18
International Museum Day. Free admission.
MON-FRI June 9-13
IPCC Summer Camp “Dig It!”
Kids explore traditional food and agriculture. Call (505) 843-7270 x3600 for details.
SAT June 21
Celebrating the Summer Solstice
Film: “The Mystery of Chaco Canyon” 1 pm – 2 pm
SAT June 28 1 pm – 2 pm
“Authenticity and Indian Art Market”
A presentation by Tony Eriacho (Zuni), Council for Indigenous Arts and Culture
FRI July 04 – Independence Day – IPCC closed
SUN August 10
Remembering the Pueblo Revolt of 1680
This date commemorates one of the few most successful uprisings against European occupation in the New World. The lecture will talk about why and how the Pueblo Indians organized this campaign to drive the Spaniards from Pueblo country.
SAT & SUN August 16 & 17
5th Annual SOUTHWEST INDIAN FILM THEATER
Films and presentations by contemporary American Indian and other Indigenous filmmakers
MON September 1 – Labor Day – IPCC Closed
SUN September 7
Grandparents Day
Free admission for grandparents and their grandchildren.
Balloon Fiesta Week - October 4-12 – All Week
Daily traditional American Indian tribal dance performances, artist demonstrations starting at 11 am through 4 pm.
SAT & SUN October 4 & 5
Fall Indian Art Market 10 am – 5 pm
Buy direct from more than 50 Native American artisans.
Presentation booth and talk “Authenticity and Indian Art Market by Tony Eriacho (Zuni), Council for Indigenous Arts and Culture 10 am – 5 pm
Sat & Sun October 11 & 12
“From Field to Feast - A Native American and Hispanic Community Celebration” A collaboration between the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and National Hispanic Cultural Center. Events include: Farmers Market, information booths, Chili Stew Cook-off and Food Tastings, Children’s activities, Fun Run, Mini Film Festival.
November American Indian Heritage Month – events TBA
TUES November 11 12 noon – 2 pm
Veterans Day Event
THURS November 27 – Thanksgiving Day – IPCC Closed
SAT December 6 1 pm – 2 pm
“Authenticity and Indian Art Market”
A presentation by Tony Eriacho (Zuni), Council for Indigenous Arts and Culture.
SAT-SUN December 6 & 7 10 am – 5 pm
Winter Indian Market. Buy direct from more than 50 Native American artisans.
Tuesday December 26 – Christmas Day – IPCC Closed