Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Cultural Center

Everyone should go and see the history of El Paso. Our local people even offer bread on Saturdays but you have to visit the Center to find out which Saturdays are bread days, cooked right there in the clay ovens.

The history and the culture of their existence is beautiful. The three gift shops are all very reasonably priced. And they hand craft all their pottery.

There is a lot of good info about the tribe and the gift shop has good prices on unique tribal art (pottery). Look for the flower designs. 😉

Small gift shop with native items, a small museum about the tribes history, and teenagers who perform dances at various times. Enjoyed it.

I always enjoy coming here. I feel peaceful. The bread is so delicious and the dance is awesome

The dancers were great. Loved the museum. The shops had beautiful items

There was traditional dancing in the courtyard, the museum was educational, and the small shop was very reasonably priced. The museum also has a store. No admission fee. I think a Class C would fit in the rather small parking lot.

My husband, son and I stopped by while being on the hunt for local gifts to send to family and friends and came across this cultural center we didn't even know existed. We found some very pretty clay quails in a little shop there. They've had lots of beautiful pueblo pieces. The owners were super friendly and gave our son a lollipop and offered us water! We had to rush out for our sons lunch and nap but we plan to come back soon!

The museum was closed for renovation when we came. There was one very nice Native American store that was open. The people are very nice. I am sorry we missed the museum. It is such a shame how our forefathers took from them.