Come Check This Out! El Camino Real Historic Trail Site will host Traditional Weaving demonstrations by Pueblo textile artist Louie Garcia June 25-29, 2014. Garcia, Tiwa/Piro from the Piro Manso […]
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Free Admission! Long before Don Juan de Oñate made his famous trek in 1598, Native Americans traveled the trade route that became known as the El Camino Real de Tierra
Native New Mexico: A Celebration of Native People along the Camino Real Read More »
Free Admission! Discover the fascinating story of the American Civil War in New Mexico. Join us as historians, archeologists, and historic reenactors present the events that took place in our
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El Camino Real International Heritage Center Presents: “The Most Remote Place on Earth: The Exploration of Snowy River Passage in Fort Stanton Cave” presented by Mike Bilbo, Cave Specialist, with
Celebrate the Center’s 7th anniversary with living history demonstrations of period-life on El Camino Real, special performances, and more.
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Discover forts along the ancient Camino Real. Event will include living history re-enactments of soldier camp activities including bullet-making, black powder demonstration, treadle sewing, open fire cooking and more.
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Celebrate the Center’s 6th anniversary with living history demonstrations of period-life on El Camino Real, special performances, and more.
CELEBRACIÓN DE OTOÑO 6th Annual Anniversary Celebration Read More »
5th Annual Historic Forts Day at El Camino Real International Heritage Center El Camino Real International Heritage Center will host its 5th annual Historic Forts Day on Saturday, February
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REFLECTIONS OF THE RIO ABAJO Photographic exhibition by Charlie Sanchez, Jr.This collection of 35 photographs by Charlie Sanchez Jr. features a reflective meditation upon the obscure, abandoned, and forgotten places
REFLECTIONS OF THE RIO ABAJO Photographic exhibition by Charlie Sanchez, Jr.This collection of 35 photographs by Charlie Sanchez Jr. features a reflective meditation upon the obscure, abandoned, and forgotten places
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