New Mexico Museums Get Hands-On
MUSEUMS AND HISTORIC SITES are reaching beyond their walls to attract new audiences, spark young minds, and spread the enchantment. “These programs bring our collections to life and make every visit…
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MUSEUMS AND HISTORIC SITES are reaching beyond their walls to attract new audiences, spark young minds, and spread the enchantment. “These programs bring our collections to life and make every visit…
Read More1 Say ahoy to the weekend. Set sail for the seventh annual Pirate Viking Summer Festival on Saturday and Sunday at Wildlife West Nature Park in Edgewood. Created in 2019 after requests for a summer…
Read More1 Wonders on Wheels. The mobile museum program of the Department of Cultural Affairs tours the state to bring The Arts of Democracy in New Mexico, an exhibition celebrating 250 years of freedom and…
Read MoreFOR NEW MEXICO STATE historian Rob Martínez, the Land of Enchantment is a place where the past animates the present and culture thrives. The Albuquerque native and former high school teacher’s family…
Read More1 Attend a homecoming. After a four-year tour throughout the country, Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery returns home to the Southwest with an opening celebration on Saturday at the…
Read MoreWHEN THE DANCES BEGIN, the thump of the drums is like a heartbeat. Colorful beadwork flashes against black fabric and white moccasins as Acoma Pueblo’s Sky City Buffalo Ram Dancers toe the dirt in…
Read More1 Dance in the culture. The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center always offers authentic experiences of Indigeneity through art exhibitions, performances, and cusine from the 19 pueblos in New Mexico…
Read More1 Shop folk art from around the world. A spectacular gathering of artists from around the world, the 21st annual International Folk Art Market takes over the Santa Fe Railyard Park this weekend. The…
Read More1 See talented women take over the Roundhouse. Many visitors to Santa Fe are unaware that some of the state’s best art can be viewed—for free—at the Roundhouse. On Friday, the East Rotunda Gallery at…
Read More1 Honor a holy tradition. The pilgrimage to Chimayó, which happens every year during Holy Week, sees more than 30,000 people walk to the northern New Mexico village to visit its legendary church and…
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