Surrounded by rich farmland, the historic and picturesque Pueblo of Ohkay Owingeh (formerly known as San Juan Pueblo) is the largest of the Tewa speaking pueblos, and it was the first Spanish settlement in the area that is now New Mexico. The village is located on the east side of the Rio Grande, about five miles north of Española, and 30 miles northeast of Santa Fe. San Juan is the headquarters of the Eight Northern Indian Pueblo Indian Council, a coalition government comprised of Governors from each of the eight northern pueblos. The artists of the pueblo are known for the interesting designs incised into the brown and red clays of its pottery.

Annual Feast Days Dances: "Transfer of Canes of Authority," Cloud or Basket Dance, Deer Dance, Selected Dances, Saint Anthony's Feast Day/Corn Dance, Annual Feast Day/Buffalo and Comanche Dances, Harvest Dance, Matachina Dance, Turtle Dance, Ohkay Casino, Oke Oweenge Crafts

Alcalde, Chimayó, Española, Hernandez, Velarde

Hotels and Motels: 1; Bed and Breakfasts: 0; Total Rooms: 101

Language: Tewa

The airport accommodates Type II design aircraft.