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Museum of Indian Arts and Culture unveils groundbreaking contemporary gallery
The Museum of Indian Arts & Culture proudly announces the grand opening of the JoAnn and Bob Balzer Native Market and ContemporaryArt Gallery. The gallery’s inaugural exhibition, Driving the Market: Award Winning Native Contemporary Art, will debut… -
Legacy Society
Making a planned gift is a way for you to create a legacy that lives beyond your lifetime, while impacting the Museum of New Mexico Foundation, our four state museums in Santa Fe, eight historic sites statewide and… -
Traditional Spanish Market Collection
This weekend Santa Fe celebrates Traditional Spanish Market, a vibrant downtown event celebrating Hispanic Heritage through art, music, food, and culture. Shop our Spanish Market Collection filled with work from celebrated Spanish Market artists like Bernadette Marquez and Marie… -
Treasures of Tonalá: Folk Art Shop Highlights Work of Mexican Ceramicist
A travel highlight, especially abroad, is discovering something so captivating you just have to own it, whether it’s a memory-capturing photograph or, even better, a unique item you can take home and cherish daily. Teresa Curl, vice president of… -
Celebrate Billy the Kid on the Most Dangerous Street in America During Old Lincoln Days
Lincoln, NM – Visitors of all ages can celebrate the legendary history of outlaw, Billy the Kid during Old Lincoln Days. The annual event takes place Friday, Aug. 2 through Sunday, Aug. 4 and includes the debut of a new… -
Educational Ambitions: Bridging Past and Present
For more than 30 years, the Office of Archaeological Studies Education Outreach Program has brought archaeology to life for New Mexicans of all ages and backgrounds. Through hands-on learning experiences, people dig deeper than textbooks and truly connect… -
A Stylish Summer
Step into style this summer with unique accessories from MNMF Shops. Explore our collection of carefully curated bags, jewelry, socks, and more. Among our selection, you’ll find captivating turquoise jewelry from renowned artists, practical minimalist totes, and… -
Celebrating Gloom: A People's History of Zozobra
Every Friday of Labor Day weekend, Santa Fe’s beloved Zozobra goes up in flames. This fiery farewell to summer, embodied in a towering 50-foot marionette stuffed with slips of paper onto which we’ve scribbled our most pressing concerns, represents… -
A Shared History of Saints
Opening July 20 in the New Mexico Museum of Art Plaza Building, Saints & Santos: Picturing the Holy in New Spain explores the role of saints in the Spanish Colonial empire in the Americas, a vast region… -
Ukrainian Artists at MNMF Shops
The Museum of International Folk Art debuted its highly anticipated exhibit Amidst Cries from the Rubble: Art of Loss and Resilience from Ukraine this past weekend. This exhibit features more than sixty works that delve into the…
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