Museum of Indian Arts and Culture

The history of the ancient village of Kuaua has been interpreted at Coronado Historic Site in Bernalillo, New Mexico for over 75 years. Could it be possible that the original […]

Drop by MIAC and step into Stepping Out, our newest exhibition! Including, sandals, moccasins, and other Native footwear, this is a colorful and insightful exhibition about the last 10,000 years of “Walking

Join Curator Maxine McBrinn for breakfast at the Museum Hill Cafe and a special tour of Stepping Out: 10,000 Years of Walking the West. Three years in the making, this

Enjoy breakfast at the Museum Hill Cafe with education director and curator Joyce Begay-Foss (Diné), followed by a preview of stunning objects from Lifeways of the Southern Athabaskans, opening December

Join featured artist Frank Buffalo Hyde (Onondaga / Nez Perce), three contemorary Native artists – Courtney Leonard, Cannupa Hanska, and Carmen Selam – and curator Valerie Verzuh for breakfast at the

Join author Charles King, collector Eric Dobkin, and artist Nathan Youngblood (Santa Clara), collaborators on Sporken Through Clay: Native Pottery of the Southwest – The Eric Dobkin Collection. After breakfast

The transmission of knowledge, and how it implicates the structure of a society and individual agency, has been a focus of recent social science research. In archaeology, the use of

Enjoy breakfast on-site at the CNMA (7 Old Cochiti Road) followed by a pointed discussion about arrowheads with archaeological research collections manager C. L. Kieffer. Then, explore MIAC’s collection of

MIAC’s 2017 Living Treasure – Jody Naranjo – is on site with her mother Dolly to demonstrate the traditional pottery firing process. Free with museum admission. Sponsored by Charles and