Northern New Mexico Cultural Corridor
New Mexico is a state of extraordinary creativity and culture, and the heart of the cultural economy is in the Rio Grande Valley, framed by mountains and mesas. There is no cultural destination in the US that surpasses the Rio Grande corridor; our Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo cultures and their many expressions through art, performance, food, and festival have delighted visitors for centuries.
 Opportunities for cultural tourism and ADVENTURES STEEPED IN CULTURE abound.
Our challenge is to begin to work as a region, to pool our marketing resources and successfully compete in the growing Regional Tourism marketplace.
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Navajo Nation New Market Links
GCCE will select three Diné artists working in the cultural industries to participate in the New Market Links Program.
 The cultural industries include crafts, visual arts, performance arts, music, film, textiles, culinary and value-added food products, tourism, and design. Examples of "cultural entrepreneurs" may include artists, jewelers, potters, weavers, gallery owners, foundries, theaters, cultural centers, festivals, or other cultural ventures.
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Silver City CLAY Festival
 GCCE, in partnership with the Silver City Arts and Cultural District Coordinating Council and cultural entrepreneur Lee Gruber, is launching the first-ever Silver City CLAY Festival. Born of Lee Gruber’s passion for clay tiles, pottery, and earthen works, the CLAY Festival will be a “Love Affair With Clay”.
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Sustainable Native Communities
 The Global Center for Cultural Entrepreneurship (GCCE) and the Sustainable Native Communities Collaborative (SNCC) have formed a partnership that will address the need to support American Indian entrepreneurs building culturally grounded businesses in the “green economy”.
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Fast Forward New Mexico
 GCCE is a Lead Partner with Fast Forward New Mexico. GCCE created the award-winning Small Business Success Series and has delivered training in 18 communities in three languages, reaching over 650 small business owners in rural, Hispanic, and Native American communities.
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