New Mexico Heritage Arts Museum
Nestled along Route 66 in Santa Fe, the New Mexico Heritage Arts Museum invites travelers to immerse themselves in the vibrant tapestry of New Mexico’s rich culture and artistry. With its captivating exhibits showcasing traditional crafts, stunning exhibits, and the spirit of local artisans, this gem offers a unique glimpse into the state's historical roots. Wander through hauntingly beautiful galleries and enjoy captivating workshops, making it an essential stop for anyone seeking to experience the heart and soul of the Land of Enchantment.
Chuck Baumgart
2 years ago"We had a wonderful visit, love the art as well as the history of the building itself. Docent was very helpful and informative. Stopped back to see some new exhibits. Just excellent and very unlike the other Santa Fe museums. Very easy to move through, and see a solid series of exhibits that totally represent New Mexico colonial art."
Wilmer Chavarria
6 years ago"This is a bit of a landmark in Santa Fe and definitively a must if you want to become familiar with what’s hot in terms of folk, Spanish and local art in the area. I’ve been here a few times and always enjoy the highly political art in display. It is a nice addition to the art scene here and it provides for a great non-threatening and casual gallery atmosphere."
Rhonda Birk
6 years ago"Stumbled across this privately owned museum just roaming around. It's with four other museums at a place called 5 Museum Hill, for those vacationing who would like to get some Culture. It's $10.00 to get inside, and you are allowed to take pictures, unlike some of the other museums. The items are numerous."
Angelica Trujillo
4 months ago"A must see! Not only is this Museum housed in a historical home built by John Gaw Meem, but this beautiful collection of hispanic heritage art is breathtaking."
