Planning Your Legacy: Donate Through a Bequest Including a bequest to the Museum of New Mexico Foundation in your will or revocable trust is the most traditional way of leaving a lasting legacy. Trustee Gregory Dove says, “One of the benefits of supporting the museum foundation is that you can benefit a large number of museums. You can help out and donate and serve a lot of different museums and organizations. They’re not all in Santa Fe but include historic sites and archeology throughout the state of New Mexico.” How a Bequest Works A bequest is one of the easiest gifts to make. With the help of an attorney, you can include language in your will or trust specifying a gift to be made to family, friends or to the Museum of New Mexico Foundation and designated to the institutions we support as part of your estate plan, or you can make a bequest using a beneficiary designation form. Sample Language I hereby give, devise and bequeath _________ and No/100 dollars ($DOLLARS) /or percent (___%) of my total estate, to the Museum of New Mexico Foundation, a nonprofit organization located at PO Box 2065, Santa Fe, NM, 87504-2065, Federal Tax ID #85-0202503, for the Foundation’s [and named institution(s)] general use and purpose. A Bequest may be Made in Several Ways · Percentage Bequest – make a gift of a percentage of your estate · Specific Bequest – make a gift of a specific dollar amount or a specific asset · Residual Bequest – make a gift from the balance or residue of your estate   Benefits of a Bequest* · You receive an estate tax charitable deduction · You reduce the burden of taxes on your family · You leave a lasting legacy to charity * Check with your estate planning advisor. Contact us If you have any questions about leaving a bequest to us, please contact us. We would be happy to assist you. If you have been so generous as to include a bequest to the Museum of New Mexico Foundation and designated to the institutions we support as part of your estate plan, please take the time to let us know. We would like to recognize you and your family for your generosity. We’re Here to Help If you are considering a legacy gift through your retirement account or some other means, we encourage you to contact Laura Sullivan, Director of Planned Giving, at 505.216.0829 or [email protected]. We are happy to assist you through the process and ensure your wishes are honored. Together, we can preserve the stories, traditions, and artistry that define New Mexico’s rich cultural heritage. Thank you for considering this powerful way to give back.

The exhibition captures the essence of the pilgrimage through the lens of four photographers. Sam Howarth made the pilgrimage to Chimayó many times and initiated the documentation of this living tradition in 1996. He invited photographers Miguel Gandert, Oscar Lozoya, and Cary Herz to participate, along with oral historians Dr. Enrique R. Lamadrid and Troy Fernández. Howarth received a grant from the New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities to support this project. The Santuario de Chimayó draws the largest religious pilgrimage in the US during Christian Holy Week. More than 30,000 people make the annual journey through the winding mountain villages of Northern New Mexico to the small adobe church. Many come to obtain the famous healing “holy earth” within the sanctuary. “All are welcome on the pilgrimage. Young children, adults, and the elderly walk to the Santuario de Chimayó from as far away as Albuquerque or Santa Fe to remember family members who have passed away, in search of blessings and miracles, and to obtain the famous healing ‘holy earth,’” says Cathy Notarnicola, Curator of Southwest History. “All are united in spirit as they traverse their way across the landscape to the Santuario de Chimayó.” Chimayó: A Tradition of Faith also features a recreation of the Santuario’s ex-voto rooms. These rooms and spaces, where pilgrims leave offerings, feature a diverse collection of meaningful objects, from paintings and prints of santos to photographs, letters, locks of hair, military dog tags, and crutches, all testaments to the faith and hope that draw people to Chimayó. While the sanctuary has been a meaningful place for Christians, its history as a sacred place goes back to time immemorial. The word Chimayó, derived from the Native Tewa term Tsi-Mayoh, was given by Pueblo Indians, who used the area as a healing site long before the arrival of Spanish colonists.

Dignify by Design Summit Returns to Santa Fe The fourth biennial Museum Design Summit will take place in Santa Fe, on July 9-10, 2025. We will gather leaders and leading firms in design, architecture, manufacturing, and retail to discuss topics relating to trends in design, creativity, working with cultural material and creating community. The theme of this year’s Summit is Dignity, and the title of the Summit is Dignify by Design: Respecting People, Place and Tradition. We believe that design has an important role to play in dignifying the lives it touches and the spaces it envisions for humans to gather. In addition to stimulating presentations and ample time for networking, attendees will have the opportunity to visit the Museum of International Folk Art and Museum of Indian Arts & Culture and enjoy a curated view of the world class ethnographic textile, pottery and basketry collections at each museum and engage in hands-on projects. Speakers The group of national and internationally recognized speakers are changemakers in their respective fields and include: internationally acclaimed architect and spatial thinker, Michael P. Murphy ; Mexican designer specializing in sustainable and culturally based materials Fernando LaPosse; ceramicist, designer, film maker Virgil Ortiz; and Executive Director of the International Folk Art Market, Stacey Edgar, Marie Brown, Executive Director of Handshouse Studio (an organization instrumental in the restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral, and principals of the Paris-based A + A Design Studio – Aki & Arnaud Cooren Dignify by Design: Respecting People, Place and Tradition is presented by the Museum of New Mexico Foundation in partnership with Human Dignity Projects, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting dignity in all aspects of life. The organization publishes dig.ni.fy, a digital magazine that shares stories of people, businesses and cultural leaders working to ensure dignity remains at the core of their work. Foundation members and friends are encouraged to attend this extraordinary event. To learn more, or buy tickets, visit dignityprojects.com.

Explorers Calendar of Events Saturday, April 26 Member Day Center for New Mexico Archaeology OAS The Center for New Mexico Archaeology, home to the Office of Archaeological Studies, opens its doors to all Circles members to showcase their work, programs, staff, laboratories and offices. Learn about and try tools like bows and arrows and atlatls; create traditional clay pinch pots; paint replica pot sherds with yucca paint and yucca brushes; and view demonstrations of emerging technologies like 3D printing and photogrammetry that aid the future of archaeological research.   Friday, May 9 – Sunday, May 11 Shops Member Extra Discount Sale Five Museum Shops and shopmuseum.org The spring members-only Museum Shop sale takes place at the five museum shops and online at shopmuseum.org. Circles members save 25% on purchases during this three-day sale!   Friday, May 30 – June 1 Explorers Glamping Adventure Vermejo Ranch part of the Ted Turner Reserves Join the Circles Explorers for an exclusive glamping experience and outdoor adventure at Vermejo, a Ted Turner Reserve —a stunning private nature preserve spanning northern New Mexico and southern Colorado. This 550,000-acre ranch offers a rich array of wildlife, including over 1,200 bison, elk, black bears and mountain lions. The reserve also boasts 19 fishable lakes and more than 30 miles of pristine streams and rivers, making it a nature lover’s paradise!   Friday, May 30 Photo: Makowa Exhibition Piece First Look Makowa: The Worlds Above Us Museum of Indian Arts and Culture All Circles members are invited to preview Makowa: The Worlds Above Us before it opens to the full membership and the public. Explore the significance of the sky and celestial bodies in the lives of ancestral and contemporary Indigenous cultures of the American Southwest.   Saturday, June 21 Member Day Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line New Mexico Museum of Art, Vladem Contemporary Circles members are invited to explore Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line before it opens to the public. Art Nouveau pioneer Alphonse Mucha’s (1860–1939) influence on Art Nouveau art and design has had a lasting legacy, inspiring psychedelic album covers, Japanese manga artists and contemporary street artists.   Tuesday, July 29 Conversation with the Curator Tour Appearances Deceive: Embroideries by Policarpio Valencia Museum of International Folk Art All Circles members are invited to a private, curator-led tour of Appearances Deceive: Embroideries by Policarpio Valencia, the first retrospective of Nuevomexicano artist Policarpio Valencia (1853–1931). His embroidered textiles contemplate serious subjects of morality and mortality with wit and whimsy.   Saturday, August 9 Museum Shops 35th Annual Navajo Rug Auction Palace of the Governors Courtyard The Navajo Rug Auction is an annual benefit hosted by the Museum of New Mexico Foundation Shops. Bid on one-of-a-kind Navajo weavings in a variety of sizes and styles, including Two Grey Hills, Ganado, Teec Nos Pos, Yeis, Pictorials and Wide Ruins.   Friday, August 22 – August 24 Image: Armendaris Photo Safari Explorers Weekend Adventure Ladder and Armendaris Ranches both part of the Ted Turner Reserves Join us for a weekend adventure Armendaris Ranch a Ted Turner Reserve. The 360,000-acre property, nestled in the crimson Chihuahuan desert, embodies the essence of southern New Mexico and Ladder Ranch, a Ted Turner Reserve. A natural oasis situated by four Rio Grande tributaries; the 156,000-acre Ladder property is home to rich biodiversity. Surrounded by sweeping landscapes, Ladder effortlessly pulls you into the present moment. Accommodations at Sierra Grande, a Ted Turner Retreat.   Thursday, September 25 Image: Baumann Dragon First Look Gustave Baumann: The Artist’s Environment New Mexico Museum of Art, Plaza Building All Circles members are invited to preview this anticipated exhibition series surveying Gustave Baumann’s artistic career. Best known for his enchanting woodblock prints, Baumann was a prodigious creative who left behind an enormous legacy.   Saturday, November 1 – Sunday, November 16 Circles Travel to India All Circles members are invited to join us for an unparalleled experience in the heart of India—a land where timeless traditions blend seamlessly with visionary modernity. On this journey, you’ll explore the rich art, architecture, culture and history of this stunning country. For more information, please email Cara O’Brien, Director of the Circles, at [email protected].   Saturday, November 15 Grand Opening Member Preview Taylor-Mesilla Historic Site The Taylor-Mesilla Historic Site embodies the rich history, culture and architecture of southern New Mexico. Consisting of three adobe buildings donated by J. Paul and Mary Daniels-Taylor, the site showcases a broad collection of Spanish Colonial, Mexican and New Mexican artwork and textiles. We look forward to sharing this state treasure with members and the community as the eighth historic site opens in the Museum of New Mexico system.   Tuesday, November 25 – Sunday, November 30 Shops Member Extra Discount Sale Get ahead of holiday shopping and take advantage of the members-only Museum Shop sale, where Circles members receive 25% off purchases at the five museum shops and online at shopmuseum.org.   Thursday, December 11 Foundation Holiday Party New Mexico Museum of Art, Plaza Building All Circles members, Corporate Partners, Business Council members, and other special guests are invited to our annual holiday celebration. Enjoy festive food, drinks, entertainment and the company of friends and colleagues while viewing the Gustave Baumann exhibition.

Saturday, April 26 Member Day Noon to 2:00 p.m. Center for New Mexico Archaeology OAS Member Day The Center for New Mexico Archaeology, home to the Office of Archaeological Studies, opens its doors to all Circles members to showcase their work, programs, staff, laboratories, and offices. Learn about and try tools like bows and arrows and atlatls; create traditional clay pinch pots; paint replica pot sherds with yucca paint and yucca brushes; and view demonstrations of emerging technologies like 3D printing and photogrammetry that aid the future of archaeological research.    Friday, May 9 – Sunday, May 11  Shops Member Extra Discount Sale 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.  The spring members-only Museum Shop sale takes place at the five museum shops and online at shopmuseum.org. Members save 20% on purchases during this three-day sale!     Friday, May 30  Makowa Reception Makowa: The World Above Us in the Southwest 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Makowa Exhibition Piece Pre-First Look Event Cocktail Reception with Directors and Curators (National and Chairman level members) Museum of Indian Arts and Culture All Chairman’s Circles members are invited to a one-hour special cocktail reception and heavy appetizers with Executive Director Danyelle Means, Deputy Director and Co-Curator Elisabeth Stone, and Co-Curator Marlon Magdalena prior to the First Look event, Makowa: The World Above Us in the Southwest.    Friday, May 30  First Look Event Makowa: The World Above Us 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Frist Look Event Buffet dinner (Regents Circles level members and up) Museum of Indian Arts and Culture All Circles members are invited to preview Makowa: The World Above Us before it opens to general membership and the public. This exhibition explores the significance of the sky and celestial bodies in the lives of ancestral and contemporary Indigenous cultures of the American Southwest. It illuminates the connection between humanity and the cosmos across cultures and time, combining knowledge from anthropology, archaeology, history, art history, philosophy, astronomy, and Native American and Indigenous studies.    Friday, June 14  Circles Cocktails with the Collector 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm  Circles members at the National Circles level and above are invited to join us for an intimate cocktail reception and art collection viewing at the home of our host Cynthia Dulin. Details of this event will be updated soon.    Saturday, June 21  Member Day Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line Time TBD  New Mexico Museum of Art, Vladem Contemporary Members are invited to explore Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line before it opens to the public. Art Nouveau pioneer Alphonse Mucha’s (1860–1939) influence on Art Nouveau art and design has had a lasting legacy, inspiring psychedelic album covers, Japanese manga artists, and contemporary street artists.    Friday, July 18  Circles Cocktails with the Collector 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Circles members at the National Circles level and above are invited to join us for an intimate cocktail reception and art collection viewing at the home of our host Deborah Fritz. Details of this event will be updated soon.    Tuesday, July 29  Conversation with the Curator Tour Appearances Deceive: Embroideries by Policarpio Valencia 11:00 a.m. to Noon Museum of International Folk Art All Circles members are invited to a private, curator-led tour of Appearances Deceive: Embroideries by Policarpio Valencia, the first retrospective of Nuevomexicano artist Policarpio Valencia (1853–1931). His embroidered textiles contemplate serious subjects of morality and mortality with wit and whimsy.   Saturday, August 9  Museum Shops 35th Annual Navajo Rug Auction 9:00 a.m. Viewing  11:00 a.m. Bidding ($5.00 Bidding Cards) New Mexico History Museum Courtyard The Navajo Rug Auction is an annual benefit hosted by the Museum Shops of the Museum of New Mexico Foundation. Shop one-of-a-kind Navajo weavings in a variety of sizes and styles, including Two Grey Hills, Ganado, Teec Nos Pos, Yeis, Pictorials, and Wide Ruins.   Saturday, September 6  Circles Signature Summer Event, Lunch at the Ranch Noon to 3:00 p.m. Circles members at the Governor’s Circle level and above are invited to an exclusive afternoon at one of New Mexico’s most renowned ranches, the Forked Lightning Ranch, located just outside of Santa Fe in Rowe, New Mexico. Our gracious hosts, Scott and Kimberley Sheffield, welcome us to their stunning property for an unforgettable experience featuring delicious food, entertainment and insightful exploration. The ranch is rich in history, showcasing remnants of two stone homesteads, a church and a cemetery—all dating back to the 1800s, when early settlers moved West and established communities near vital railroad routes like those near Forked Lightning Ranch.   Thursday, September 25  First Look Gustave Baumann: The Artist’s Environment 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. New Mexico Museum of Art, Downtown Plaza Building Baumann Dragon All Circles members are invited to preview this anticipated exhibition series surveying Gustave Baumann’s artistic career. Best known for his enchanting woodblock prints, Baumann was a prodigious creative who left behind an enormous legacy.   Friday, September 26  TIA Collections Tour and Dinner at Geronimo’s  4:00 to 8:00 p.m. Circles members at the Chairman’s Circle level are invited to join us for a private tour of the TIA art collection with dinner immediately afterwards at Geronimo’s.   Saturday, November 1 – Sunday, November 16 Circles Travel to India All Circles members are invited to join us for an unparalleled experience in the heart of India—a land where timeless traditions blend seamlessly with visionary modernity. On this journey, you’ll explore the rich art, architecture, culture, and history of this stunning country. For more information, please email Cara O’Brien, Director of the Circles, at [email protected].   Saturday, November 15 Grand Opening Member Preview Taylor-Mesilla Historic Site Time TBD The Taylor-Mesilla Historic Site embodies the rich history, culture, and architecture of southern New Mexico. Consisting of three adobe buildings donated by J. Paul and Mary Daniels-Taylor, the site showcases a broad collection of Spanish Colonial, Mexican, and New Mexican artwork and textiles. We look forward to sharing this state treasure with members and the community as the eighth historic site in the Museum of New Mexico system.   Tuesday, November 25 – Sunday, November 30  Shops Member Extra Discount Sale 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Get ahead of holiday shopping and take advantage of the members-only Museum Shop sale, where members receive 20% off purchases at the five museum shops and online at shopmuseum.org.   Thursday, December 3  First Look Truths Be Told: Artists Activate Traditions 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Museum of International Folk Art All Circles members are invited to preview Truths Be Told: Artists Activate Traditions, an exhibition highlighting international artists who engage with folk traditions to critique social inequities and catalyze social change.   Thursday, December 11  Foundation Holiday Party 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. New Mexico Museum of Art All Circles members, Corporate Partners, Business Council members, and donors are invited to our annual holiday celebration. Enjoy festive food, drinks, entertainment, and the company of friends and colleagues while viewing the Gustave Baumann exhibition.

Chimayo A Tradition of Faith – Public Reception April 26, 2025 1 to 3:00 p.m. Free admission to reception and museum New Mexico History Museum Celebrate Chimayó: A Tradition of Faith at the New Mexico History Museum Public Reception: Saturday, April 26, 2025, 1 to 3:00 p.m. NMHM, Palace of the Governors, Room 14 & Little Portal Free Admission to the reception and museum The New Mexico History Museum invites the public to a special reception celebrating the opening of its new exhibition, Chimayó: A Tradition of Faith, on Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 1 to 3:00 p.m. The reception, hosted by the Museum of New Mexico Foundation Women’s Board, will mark the official launch of this compelling exhibition, which runs from April 12, 2025, to May 31, 2027. Chimayó: A Tradition of Faith delves into the rich history and enduring spiritual significance of the annual pilgrimage to the Santuario de Chimayó, a site that draws the largest religious pilgrimage in the United States during Holy Week. The exhibition features the powerful photographic documentation of this living tradition by Sam Howarth, Miguel Gandert, Oscar Lozoya, and Cary Herz, along with insights from oral historians Dr. Enrique R. Lamadrid and Troy Fernández. Visitors will experience the essence of the pilgrimage and discover the profound stories of faith and hope that draw thousands to Chimayó each year. The exhibition also includes a recreation of the Santuario’s ex-voto rooms, showcasing the diverse offerings left by pilgrims, from religious art to personal mementos. “All are welcome on the pilgrimage,” says Cathy Notarnicola, Curator of Southwest History. “Young children, adults, and the elderly walk to the Santuario de Chimayó from as far away as Albuquerque or Santa Fe to remember family members, seek blessings, and obtain the healing ’holy earth.’ They are united in spirit on this journey.” Join us for this special public reception to celebrate the opening of Chimayó: A Tradition of Faith and explore the deep spiritual connections that make Chimayó a unique and enduring pilgrimage site.

Eugenie Shonnard (1886–1978) studied under Art Nouveau master Alphonse Mucha at the New York School of Applied Design for Women, and later trained in Paris with Auguste Rodin and Antoine Bourdelle. She first arrived in New Mexico in 1925 at the invitation of Edgar Lee Hewett, founder of the Museum of New Mexico, and was granted studio space in the New Mexico Museum of Art. Image: Our newest posters feature an untitled work by Eugenie Shonnard, created during the time she worked with Alphonse Mucha. Image: Timeless Mucha Discover more about Shonnard’s time with Mucha in our latest publication, Timeless Mucha, or take home a poster featuring her work. Shop online or visit us in person at the Rosalie D. and Steven J. Harris Shop at the New Mexico Museum of Art.  

Closing Event for Amidst Cries from the Rubble Join MOIFA for an afternoon of Ukrainian poetry and music, honoring the closing of Amidst Cries from the Rubble: Art of Loss and Resilience from Ukraine. This program offers time to reflect on the powerful stories of perseverance and remembrance conveyed through the exhibition. The Museum invites you to experience these moving works one final time and bear witness to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of devastation. · 1:00 to 2:15 p.m. — Poetry presentation featuring Lyuba Yakimchuk · 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. — Piano performance featuring Pavel Gintov · 3:45 to 4:30 p.m. — Reception featuring a performance by the Sevda choir and catering by Market Street Celebrated Kyiv-based poetess, Lyuba Yakimchuk, will detail her work as a war-poet and read excerpts from her poetry anthology, Apricots of Donbas. Copies of her book will be available for purchase and signing on-site. Acclaimed pianist Pavel Gintov will follow with a performance of Ukrainian classical music, accompanied by reflections on the lives of prominent Ukrainian composers. The afternoon will conclude with a reception featuring the Sevda choir and closing remarks from the curators. ASL Interpretation will be provided. Companion Catalog A companion publication to Amidst Cries from the Rubble: Art of Loss and Resilience from Ukraine will be available in winter 2026. This 110-page fully-illustrated catalog features curator-written essays, artist reflections, and full-color images that provide deeper insight into the exhibition’s themes. Retailing at $29.95, the publication offers a thoughtful exploration of art, loss, and resilience. Sign up here to be notified when it becomes available for purchase. Traveling Exhibition Amidst Cries from the Rubble is being prepared for travel, bringing its powerful stories of perseverance and remembrance to audiences across the country. Please view the travel brochure here. Exhibition Online The online version of Amidst Cries from the Rubble will provide audiences the opportunity to experience this poignant exhibition remotely. Please check MOIFA’s social media for further updates. Support MOIFA Your generosity enables the museum to continue offering these impactful exhibitions and programs. To learn more about giving options, please contact Laura Sullivan at [email protected] or call 505.216.0829. Thank you for your continued support of MOIFA!

Make a Lasting Impact with Your Retirement Assets Many Americans save for retirement using tax-deferred accounts such as IRAs, 401(k)s, or 403(b)s. After years of diligent saving and investing, it’s essential to consider how these assets will be distributed when they are no longer needed. By naming the Museum of New Mexico Foundation and our cherished cultural institutions as beneficiaries, you can support the preservation and celebration of our state’s vibrant heritage. A Lasting Legacy: Honoring a Generous Member We recently received an unexpected gift of $75,000 from the retirement assets of a long-time member who thoughtfully named the Foundation as a beneficiary. While he had not informed us of his plans, his generosity will significantly enhance our ability to raise funds for the cultural institutions we support. We are deeply grateful for his foresight and kindness. If you’re considering a similar legacy, please let us know your intentions so we can honor and thank you during your lifetime. Why Consider Donating Your Unused Retirement Assets? Leaving retirement assets to heirs may result in a significant tax burden. Unlike traditional inheritance, designating a charity as a beneficiary allows the full value of your gift to directly support the Foundation’s mission. This choice ensures that your legacy continues to enrich our museums, programs, and cultural initiatives. Ways to Donate You have flexible options to make a meaningful contribution: · Specific Amount Gift: Choose to leave a designated sum from your IRA or other retirement accounts. · Percentage Gift: Allocate a percentage of your accounts to the Foundation. · Remainder Gift: Provide for your family first and designate the remainder to us.   These simple designations can be arranged by contacting your plan administrator and completing a beneficiary designation form. The Benefits of a Beneficiary Designation Gift · Tax Savings: Retirement accounts left to a charity are not subject to income taxes, maximizing the impact of your gift. · Flexibility: You retain control over your assets during your lifetime. · Leacy Creation: Your support helps sustain cultural programs for future generations. We’re Here to Help If you are considering a legacy gift through your retirement account, we encourage you to contact Laura Sullivan, Director of Planned Giving, at 505.216.0829 or [email protected]. We are happy to assist you through the process and ensure your wishes are honored. Together, we can preserve the stories, traditions, and artistry that define New Mexico’s rich cultural heritage. Thank you for considering this powerful way to give back.

General membership revenue is doing well with more than $700,000 in fiscal year to date. We are working toward a total revenue goal of $930,000 by June 30. Our renewals are consistently sent on the first and fifteenth of the month where we renew nearly 80% of all members each year. This month we continue our spring Step Up campaign where current members are asked to increase their membership support to receive added member benefits and add greater support to the Foundation and the Museum of New Mexico system. Our rejoin campaign concluded last month and we welcome back all members who reinstated their Foundation membership. This year we are pleased to offer more than 10 members-only events. Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 26 for Member Day at the Center for New Mexico Archaeology.  Learn about and try tools like bow and arrows, atlatls; create traditional clay pinch pots, paint replica pot sherds with yucca paint and yucca brushes; and view demonstrations of emerging technologies like 3-D printing and photogrammetry that aid the future of archaeological research. This event is free and open to all Foundation members. Invitations will be sent soon. There’s always so much happening at our museums and historic sites. Be sure to subscribe to our E-News and follow us on Facebook and Instagram @museumfoundation. Enjoy your membership and we hope to see you at the museums.