Folk Art Museum Santa Fe

Museum of International Folk Art

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Largest collection of international folk art in the world.

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Oct 29, 2024
This museum features a beautiful campus, and the content and curation are just amazing. The permanent collection alone is worth the visit, but there were 3 other wonderful exhibitions there when we v…Full review by Scott D
Oct 24, 2024
I had the culture pass so got in free and was already at museum hill so decided to check it out. It was worth strolling through because it was free but not sure I’d pay more than $5 to go here unless…Full review by Erin D
Oct 18, 2024
We didn't know what to expect from this Museum, but it was fascinating, with art and artifacts from all over the world. Definitely worth a visit.Full review by Sandy S
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Over 150,000 Pieces of Folk Art
The Museum of International Folk Art, opened in 1953, shares Museum Hill's Milner Plaza with the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture. Its colle…
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The Museum of International Folk Art is a state-run institution in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. It is one of many cultural institutions operated b…
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The Museum of International Folk Art opened in 1953 and has since grown to contain the largest collection of folk art in the world. With four sep…
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The Museum of International Folk Art is a state-run institution in Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. It is one of many cultural institutions o…
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The Museum of International Folk Art is a state-run institution in Santa Fe. The museum was founded by Florence Dibell Bartlett and opene…
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The Museum of International Folk Art features artists who represent traditions from Hispanic and Latino cultures. The museum opened to t…
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Is there parking available?
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Yes, there is plenty of parking available.
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Is there parking?
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Yes, there is parking but I recommend parking free at downtown Visitors Center. and taking the free shuttle to Museum Hill and other points of interest. The shuttles come every few …
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Yes, there is parking but I recommend parking free at downtown Visitors Center. and taking the free shuttle to Museum Hill and other points of interest. The shuttles come every few minutes and go to all the tourist areas downtown- Canyon Rd. Art Gallery area, Railyard Area, and a couple others
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Pictures for non-commercial use is encouraged in most galleries. For the enjoyment of other visitors, we ask that you not use a flash. Visitors share pictures on FlickR, …
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Pictures for non-commercial use is encouraged in most galleries. For the enjoyment of other visitors, we ask that you not use a flash. Visitors share pictures on FlickR, instagram and more.
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You could also opt to purchase a culturepass, which grants you access to multiple museums and historic sites in new mexico
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Public programs include lectures, films, artist demonstrations, all age hands-on activities and workshops, and panel discussions
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Given the profusion of display cases, we recommend picking up a guide to find your way around the exhibition
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Check the calendar to see about upcoming features that include music, films, lectures, and other programs
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Guided tours as well as walk in tours are welcome to observe the artistic forums
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Explore the entire list of things to do in santa fe before you plan your trip
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The collection of more than 135,000 artifacts forms the basis for exhibitions
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Its huge main gallery displays whimsical and mind-blowing objects from more than 100 different countries
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Explore the exhibitions covering four wings: bartlett, girard, hispanic heritage, and neutrogena
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The exhibit specializes in showcasing dolls and figurines from over 100 nations
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With four separate wings, dedicated to presenting different exhibits and forums, this museum is a must-visit destination
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You can rummage through storage drawers, peer into microscopes, and, on occasion, speak with conservators and other museum personnel
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Visit their gift shop, packed with handmade items from around the globe, as well as their bookstore
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