Also in the neighborhood ...
Also in the neighborhood ...
Located across the street from Gallery Hozho, the Sawmill Market in Albuquerque, NM, offers an array of locally owned and run restaurants, from tacos to poke, clay pots to pho, pasta to paletas. Be sure to sample the artisanally brewed IPAs and crafted cocktails and mocktails.
Located near Gallery Hozho in Albuquerque, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science offers a captivating journey through the state's geological and paleontological history. Check out dinosaur skeletons, learn about ancient civilizations, and explore interactive exhibits showcasing New Mexico's diverse ecosystems.
Explora! in Albuquerque, NM, located down the street from Gallery Hozho, offers interactive exhibits and engaging programs for visitors of all ages to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) concepts in hands-on ways.
Just down the street from Gallery Hozho in the heart of Old Town Albuquerque, the Albuquerque Museum of Art and History offers a unique glimpse into the state’s history. Housing a diverse collection of Southwestern art, from Native American pottery to contemporary works, it offers a captivating journey through time and tradition.
Discover the rich tapestry of Indigenous heritage at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. Immerse yourself in centuries-old traditions through captivating exhibits, interactive experiences, and cultural performances. Explore the pueblo way of life, from ancient pottery techniques to vibrant ceremonial dances. Engage with knowledgeable guides who share the stories of resilience and ingenuity embedded in each artifact and ritual. Savor traditional Pueblo cuisine at the renowned Pueblo Harvest Café, where flavors blend history with innovation
The Petroglyph National Monument is one of New Mexico’s most treasured cultural and natural landmarks. Located near Gallery Hozho just west of Albuquerque, the monument protects over 7,000 ancient images carved into volcanic rock by Native American and Spanish settlers hundreds to thousands of years ago. These petroglyphs offer a powerful glimpse into the lives, beliefs, and stories of the people who lived in this region long before modern times.
Located down the hall from Gallery Hozho, XOL Original is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preserving Indigenous traditions through handcrafted fashion, cultural education, and economic empowerment. Featuring bespoke moccasins, Xol uses recycled materials to create unique footwear made by Indigenous artisans, supporting local communities and connect the wearer to dances, cerebrations, and communal life.
Located down the street from Gallery Hozho, Lost Cultures Tea Bar offers teas, tonics, and non-alcoholic beverages using ingredients from Indigenous cultures. Stop by to enjoy a unique drink with friends or take a moment for yourself in a beautiful setting.
Gallery Hozho parters with many organizations to bring unique works of art to the forefront.
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