10K views · 476 reactions | These wonderful dances will be performed by various Pueblos every Saturday and Sunday, 11:00AM and 2:00PM, starting April 1! Join us, support Pueblo culture, tradition, and experience world class art, all at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. #danceshow #familyfriendly #culture #indigenous #nativeamerican #indiandance #supportlocalartists #joinus #albuquerque | Indian Pueblo Cultural Center | Facebook

1.7K views · 20 reactions | Zuni Pueblo is located in a beautiful valley surrounded by dramatic mesas about 150 miles west of Albuquerque near the Arizona border. With over 10,000 tribal members, Zuni is the largest of the 19 Pueblos and the only Pueblo to speak the Zuni language. For thousands of years, the Zuni people have farmed the land along the Zuni River, raising corn, beans, squash and other vegetables. | Indian Pueblo Store | Facebook

Invited to Secluded Indian Reservation (Zuni Pueblo Tribe) 🇺🇸 Far from any population center in western New Mexico is home to the Zuni Pueblo people. Join me as we enter a tribe that's stayed secluded from the outside world. Here the locals retain their language, spirituality, and connection with the dramatic landscapes they call home in this special corner of America. ► Buy Zuni Pueblo art and jewelry: https://zunipuebloart.com/ ► Video edited by: Natalia Santenello ► Researched by: Kymberly

Zuni Pueblo is in New Mexico, but their ancestral territory extended into Arizona for 1,000 years. The Arizona-New Mexico border (1863) split Zuni lands. Zuni traded with Hopi, held ceremonies in Arizona, maintained sacred sites across the border. Archaeological evidence shows Zuni pottery, architecture in eastern Arizona. Puebloan cultural connections cross state lines. Arizona Native History Indigenous History of Arizona Hidden Arizona Stories Native American History Facts Indigenous Rights in