Gallup, New Mexico

The healthcare provider is located in Gallup, New Mexico. This proud institution boasts more than a century of service to the community. The tradition continues today with healthcare that’s caring, responsive, and compassionate. With over 50 beds and multiple providers and several clinics, the hospital is able to meet most any need of its patients.

Located along the historic Route 66, Gallup is a place that gives away to adventure and culture. The area populated with amazing views of red rocks, canyons and steeped in hundreds of years of proud Native American history. Gallup is one of the most popular tourism destinations in New Mexico and loves to celebrate its heritage. Each August, the city hosts Native Americans from across the country in a large Inter-Tribal ceremonial. There’s the largest display of genuine native arts, plus rodeos, socials, parades, gourd dance and more to enjoy. Most admission to the events is free and whole ceremonial makes the city come alive. Also in Gallup is the ArtsCrawl, a free family-friendly event that runs March-December in downtown Gallup. You can enjoy live music, artist demos, workshops, and more. The Red Rock Balloon event is another event not to miss, as 200 balloons from around the world will take flight above the stunning canyons surrounding Gallup.

Learn more about Gallup at the official city website and explore the area at the county website.

As the largest school district in New Mexico, Gallup McKinley County Schools includes 34 schools for the community residents as well as Navajo Nation and the Zuni Pueblo. The district features 19 elementary schools, 7 middle schools, and 10 high schools. A new dual-credit school, McKinley Academy, allows students to complete college courses and graduate with an associate’s degree at the same time as they receive a high school diploma. Deaf preschool-age children are able to attend the Gallup branch of the New Mexico School for the Deaf.

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Once you find the school you are interested in, you will need to contact them directly with any questions you might have.

Gallup has a long-established Native American heritage. So much of its shopping features authentic handcrafted goods from native artisans. You can shop for rugs, gifts, baskets, jewelry, pottery and much more. There’s probably no better place to find gorgeous handmade silver pieces like necklaces, bracelets, and other jewelry options. In addition to this unique shopping experience, the city also has plenty of traditional stores in the Rio West Mall, home to brands like Foot Locker, Rue 21, Sephora, and other popular names. Featuring postcard-perfect views of red rock and cultural landmarks, the city is just waiting for you explore it and appreciate its rich history. Authentic Native American dances are performed throughout the year, and you can watch to learn about the area’s native tribes. Stop in the Rex Museum to view a collection of artifacts and exhibits about Gallup then learn about the Navajo Code Talkers at The Navajo Code Talkers Museum in the Gallup, McKinley County Chamber of Commerce. The Red Rock Museum is also a must-stop at it features permanent displays of pottery, rugs, jewelry plus traveling exhibits -- the museum contains culture and heritage of the Anasazi, Zuni, Hopi, and Navajo. The Gallup Cultural Center is another stop on your city tour. The Center, located in a renovated depot, has even more artifacts and exhibits of Native American art and culture. Even the movie theatre, El Morro Theatre, is a piece of history -- it opened in 1928. The theatre shows recent Hollywood releases and special screenings. Are you ready for adventure? Gallup delivers it in spades. Go rock climbing on the red rocks or take a hike through the Red Rock Park Trails, learning about the local history via signs the whole way. If you want to see the city in its all glory, book a local hot balloon tour or race through it on an ATV.

The crime rate for Gallup has decreased by 18% over the last year, and the police force works hard to ensure that trend continues. With 62 officers and 9 community service aides, the police department keeps the community safe through proactive crime prevention efforts.