Celebrate all things Indigenous at the Rail Yards Market (Tiwa land).
New Mexico is home to 19 Pueblos, according to the Pueblo beliefs and actions are still guided by Pueblo Core Values, which include love, respect, compassion, faith, understanding, spirituality, balance, peace, and empathy. Celebrations and ceremonies are continued throughout the year, maintaining the connection to Pueblo communities, ancestors, and to the Earth. (Source: Indian Pueblo Cultural Center).
New Mexico is a place of rich and painful history, where Indigenous cultures have resiliently thrived. Indigenous people implemented innovative and sustainable agricultural practices that have been utilized for centuries in New Mexico. The Rail Yards Market is proud to host many talented Indigenous vendors, and work with strong community partners, like New Mexico Community Capital, Native Health Initiative, and more.

You can look forward to finding community tables by the Office of Equity and Inclusion - Native American Affairs, Americans for Indian Opprotunity, and Indigenous Women Rising!

A'he'hee means Thank-you in Navajo!

If you are an Indigenous-owned organization or group wishing to participate by doing an activity or live demonstration please contact RYMprogramming@gmail.com

This event's community participants:
*Indian Pueblo Culture Center (IPCC) - Teaching Indigenous art and Weaving Techniques
*Office of Equity and Inclusion
*Americans for Indian Opportunity
*Indigenous Women Rising