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Discover the vibrant Pueblo culture at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Campus. Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Native American artists, indulge in authentic indigenous cuisine, and witness daily cultural dances. Explore museum exhibitions, murals, and other native arts and artifacts. The campus is governed by the 19 Pueblos District, a sovereign government formed by the Tribal Councils of the 19 New Mexico Pueblo Communities. Join them in celebrating New Mexico's Pueblo culture through creative and cultural experiences that provide economic opportunities to Pueblo and local communities. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to experience the heart and soul of Pueblo culture.

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.

Welcome to the Vortex Theatre, a community-based theater that provides live theatrical productions and training for anyone interested in learning about theatre. Established in 1976 as a black box theater in the University Area, the Vortex Theatre has produced classic, contemporary, and cutting-edge theatre for 38 years. As a non-profit organization, the Vortex Theatre offers opportunities for volunteers to participate in year-round productions of dramatic plays. Whether you want to act, direct, build sets and scenery, or enjoy a well-done live performance, the theatre has something for everyone. Its tagline, "The Vortex, get sucked in," reflects its commitment to providing a captivating and immersive theatre experience for all.