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Discover the unique and elegant speakeasy experience that Albuquerque has to offer at Teddy Roe's. This hidden gem is located behind a bakery in the Nob Hill area, where you can indulge in classic drinks with a twist in an ambiance inspired by the roaring 1920s. Teddy Roe is named after Theodore Roe, one of Chicago's few black mob bosses known for distributing money in poor neighborhoods. They recommend booking your reservations in advance to ensure you get this unique experience. Come and immerse yourself in the vintage atmosphere and enjoy the perfect night out.

Discover the rich heritage of the Pueblo people at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque. Immerse yourself in their art, history, and culture and explore the Gateway to the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico. The 10,000-square-foot center has permanent and changing exhibits showcasing traditional and contemporary Indian artists and dances. You can also tour the collection of Pueblo artists' murals, which take you on a personal journey through time and culture. Savor the unique flavors of Indigenous cuisine at the Indian Pueblo Kitchen, where foodways, education, and exploration come together for a one-of-a-kind dining experience. At the Indian Pueblo Store, you can shop for exquisite and authentic Native American art featuring award-winning, internationally renowned artists and emerging talents. Join them for an unforgettable educational experience and deepen your understanding of the rich heritage of the Pueblo people of New Mexico.