TOTONAC POLE FLYERS - INDIAN VILLAGE Day 2– ExpoNM,. New Mexico State Fair (Sunday)

TOTONAC POLE FLYERS - Under Direction of Polito Cinbrone INDIAN VILLAGE Day 2 – ExpoNM,. New Mexico State Fair (Sunday) - The Indian Village at the New Mexico State Fair Is more than an attraction. It’s a powerful reminder of the deep roots and living cultures that make New Mexico unlike anywhere else. Don’t leave without a piece of Fry bread and a deeper appreciation for the people who’ve called this land home for generations. The Indian Village at Expo New Mexico is a dedicated area within the fairgrounds in Albuquerque that celebrates the traditions, arts, and culture of New Mexico's Native American communities. It is a main feature of the annual New Mexico State Fair, which in 2025 will be held from September 4–14. Experience the village The village offers a variety of authentic cultural experiences for fairgoers: • Dance and art demonstrations: Visitors can witness authentic Native American dances and art demonstrations. • Entertainment by Native groups, offering Traditional, Rock, and Western music. • Pueblo and Navajo Dancers, Azteca Dancers, Totonac Pole Flyers • Indian Traders Market: The Indian Traders Market, showcases and sells authentic Native American art, jewelry, and crafts. • Traditional foods: The Indian Village features Native cuisine, such as Indian fry bread, Navajo Tacos, Mutton Stew, Red & Green Chile, • Cultural celebration: The village is described as more than just an attraction, but a powerful celebration of the deep roots and living cultures of New Mexico.