Museum of New Mexico Foundation

Donors who have made an estate gift or contribution more than $100,000 to our cultural institutions will be honored for their generosity at this special event.

Enjoy food, wine, music and a Silent Auction of very special folk art treasures!  Update your folk fashion with “wearable folk art” and jewelry from this year’s version of “The

Circles members will be the first to see the distinctive and light-filled works of David Bradley (Minnesota Chippewa) which provide a delicate social critique of contemporary Native American Art. 

Shop this Indian arts show and sale that showcases museum-quality works made by notable Native American artist. Proceeds benefits exhibitions and related programs at the Museum of Indian Arts &

Members at the Benefactor level and above will see some of the most notable and prolific artworks from the museum’s collection that showcase the vibrant colors of the Southwestern landscape. 

Estate planning professionals will lead a discussion about bequests, charitable gift annuities and other estate planning opportunities. 

Members are invited to see the colorful and powerful artworks of David Bradley before the exhibition opens to the public at the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture. 

Join Friends of Indian Art (FIA) for an afternoon with internationally known Native American artist George Rivera. We will start the afternoon with Rivera giving us a private tour of

Friends of Indian Art (FIA) invites their members to a presentation on Northern Rio Grande Ancestral Pueblo World. Forest Archaeologist Michael Bremer will provide insight and perspective into early Puebloan

Foundation members are invited to be first to see Pottery of the U.S. South: A Living Tradition at the Museum of International Folk Art. The exhibition features traditional stoneware from