Gallup Cultural Center, Gallup, New Mexico

The Gallup Cultural Center was created in 1996 and situated in Gallup, New Mexico. This cultural center contains a little museum of Native American art on the second floor featuring magnificent collections of kachina dolls, sand painting, weaving, and pottery. The main floor runs a music shop, Enchantment Skateboarding shop, and Angela’s Café. There are also exclusive train miniatures for everyone that emphasizes the train history of Gallup.

The Gallup Cultural Center is designed for the district, school children, and visitors for gatherings and teaching notably for the traditions and lifestyle of the city. Visitors can explore other area attractions near the center. El Moro Theatre is a constitutional landmark built in 1928 and shows movies and town events. The next stop is the Gallup 9th Street Flea Market, considered as one of the biggest Native American markets in the U.S. with 500 vendors selling décor, crafts, and food. The McKinley County Courthouse is a historic structure built in 1938 where it features murals, lamps, furniture, and tile work. After an eventful day, visitors can book their stay with the best hotels in Gallup. El Rancho Hotel is a 2-star hotel that has a Native American craft store, seasonal outdoor pool, a bar and a restaurant serving American and Mexican cuisine. Another alternative is Comfort Inn, a standard hotel that offers a room with free WIFI, flat-panel televisions, microwaves, mini-refrigerators, and built-in restrooms with showers. The Quality Inn & Suites Gallup offers free parking and breakfast and an hourly shuttle to the casino. All rooms in the hotel are equipped with free WIFI, coffeemakers, and flat-panel televisions.