A statement from the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, owned and operated by the Pueblo tribes in Albuquerque, New Mexico:
To Our Valued Guests:
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is committed to providing our guests with a safe and enjoyable visit. For this reason, we are taking extra precautions to ensure our Campus is disinfected and cleaned frequently. We are also working with our staff to ensure they are closely following protocols to help prevent the spread of germs including COVID-19. We also rely on our visitors to follow the CDC recommendations for preventing the spread of the virus.
We have formed an internal COVID-19 Task Force that is meeting and communicating daily to ensure we are aware of all new developments and taking action as needed. Our executive team is also carefully monitoring news and updates from top health and travel institutions.
Unfortunately, due to this important international situation, there is a possibility that some of our events will be postponed or canceled, or our hours of operations may change. We will keep our website updated with the most up-to-date information to ensure you know our schedules. Please check IndianPueblo.org as you plan your visit to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center to find current information.
Follow these links to find recent traveler information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Visit Albuquerque. Visit the New Mexico Department of Health website for current updates about COVID-19 as well.
Thank you for your interest in and support of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.
Source: VIEW
For event cancellations:
https://www.indianpueblo.org/centerevents/
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