National Hispanic Cultural Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

The Natural Hispanic Cultural Center is a five-in-one stop that features Hispanic art and culture in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It has an art museum, a performing arts complex, a library, a genealogy center, and a restaurant and gift shop. It showcases celebrations in the Hispanic culture like Cinco de Mayo and Día de Muertos. It hosts over 700 events that open opportunities for artists and performers alike. The center is part of the Department of Cultural Affairs and is supported by the National Hispanic Cultural Center Foundation.

The National Hispanic Cultural Center welcomes volunteers to usher performances and facilitate workshops. The orientation to volunteers is open in February, May, and October. Interested volunteers can visit the center directly or contact the center’s website. The Turquoise Museum in Albuquerque is one mile away from the cultural center. It features rare and collectible pieces of Turquoise art globally. Tourists can also enjoy the World Balloon Tour and The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery. The center offers access to other cities being only three miles away from the airport. It is close to Cedar Crest and Mesa Del Sol, to mention a few. Luxurious resorts around the area offer a home away from home like Hyatt Regency Albuquerque and Isleta Resort and Casino. Campgrounds and RV parks are also available for those feeling adventurous and traditional. A more affordable option to stay is at Rodeway Inn Albuquerque Downtown or Red Roof Inn Albuquerque Midtown, which costs less.