New Mexico History Museum

For three months in 2013, Swentzell and thirteen other Pueblo volunteers ate only the foods available to their ancestors before first contact with Europeans in 1540.  They started with the […]

Challah Rising in the Desert celebrates the history and people of New Mexico’s unique Jewish community.  In this new feature documentary, braided Challah bread represents five waves of settlement of

Using photographs from the photo archives at the New Mexico History Museum, Ana Pacheco, Santa Fe City Historian, documents the early history of Santa Fe through images.  New Mexico History

The New Mexico History Museum hosts a screening of a shortened version of the feature-length documentary film, VEILED LIGHTNING, which explores the culture of protest in Native America and beyond—as seen

During Santa Fe Indian Market, come inside and learn about the craft of finger weaving. Practiced by Southeastern U.S. tribes and indigenous communities in Mexico, these colorful pulseras became popular

For this Third Sunday, join us to learn about painting with a natural dye, cochineal. This dye powder is made from the bodies of dried female cochineal insects, found in