Heritage and Spirituality Thrive on the Navajo Nation
Toadlena, (translates to “Bubbling Water” in Navajo) Trading Post, a designated National Historic…
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More Than A Museum
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center provides a connection to Indigenous culture, art, and food as well…
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The Voice of Navajo Rodeo
Kyle Tom grew up in Iyanbito, a town 16 miles east of Gallup on the Navajo Nation, in a…
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The History of the Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, One of New Mexico's Oldest Events
First launched on September 28, 1922, the Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial has been taking place in Gallup, New Mexico, for nearly a century. It’s not only one of the state’s oldest events, but also one of the oldest continuous recognitions of Native American culture and art. (It has inspired similar gatherings in locales across the Southwest, but has always been the original.) After nearly a hundred years, a few of the details of the event’s history have faded away, but the Ceremonial’s founding story is clear…
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From Indian Pueblos to Civil War Battles: What to See in the Pecos National Historical Park
It’s no secret that the state of New Mexico is brimming with rich history and cultural attractions, and the Pecos Valley is no exception—especially when it comes to the Pecos National Historical Park. The site commemorates centuries of human traditions and travel, including the original path of Route 66 and the Santa Fe Trail…
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