Museum of New Mexico Foundation in Santa Fe, New Mexico, supports the four state museums in Santa Fe, eight historic sites statewide and the Office of Archaeological Studies.

Levels and Benefits. With your membership in the Museum of New Mexico Foundation, you become a vital partner in building excellence and creating opportunities at the four state museums in Santa Fe including the Vladem Contemporary, eight historic sites statewide and the Office of Archaeological Studies.. Each level of membership offers you a range of exceptional …

Museum Shops The Museum of New Mexico Foundation’s four Museum Shops and shopmuseum.org, extend the museum experience through high-quality arts and crafts, trademarked designs of collections-inspired products and one-of-a-kind gifts. The Shops provide critical revenues that support the Foundation’s fundraising initiatives, which in turn, generate …

1 Membership, 1,000 Museums, $100 For a limited time, join the Museum of New Mexico Foundation at the Sponsor level for only $100 (regularly $150). With one membership, you become a member of the four state museums in Santa Fe (see listing on this page), eight historic sites statewide and the Office of Archaeological Studies. Sponsor level benefits are good for …

Today, the idea that art is for everyone continues with the museum’s popular Alcoves exhibition series highlighting diverse artists from across the state. The museum’s core collection offers compelling content for a variety of exhibitions, with more than 20,000 works from the Southwest, particularly New Mexico, as well as works that relate to the region.

New Mexico Museum of Art Vladem Contemporary This major expansion of the New Mexico Museum of Art into a second location will become a hub for both contemporary art and community engagement, as the museum looks to increase its audience, foster enjoyment and appreciation for the visual arts, and inspire originality and creativity. It will provide nearly 10,000 additional …

Bosque Redondo Memorial at Fort Sumner Historic Site Located at Fort Sumner Historic Site in the scenic Pecos River valley, the Bosque Redondo Memorial chronicles a dark history: the forced relocation of an estimated 9,500 Diné (Navajo) and 500 N’de (Mescalero Apache) from their traditional tribal homelands to the Bosque Redondo Indian Reservation. Fort Sumner, a U.S. …

Would you like free admission to more than 1,000 museums? As a Museum of New Mexico Foundation member at the Sponsor level or higher, you’re automatically enrolled in NARM. NARM membership gives you free admission and discounts at more than 1,000 cultural institutions, including 27 in New Mexico. As always, free admission to our member museums and sites: …

The OAS and MNMF held a successful fundraising lecture at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science on September 12. Executive Director Dr. John Taylor-Montoya invited Dr. David Rachal to present on his White Sands Footprints dating research using his background in geoarchaeology. The sold-out event received great feedback with attendees asking for more …

The Circles. Your membership in The Circles is a wonderful mix of friendship and philanthropy that benefits the Museum of New Mexico Foundation’s work on behalf of our 13 affiliated cultural institutions.. Members of The Circles give $1,500 to more than $10,000 annually, enhancing our ability to secure exhibitions and education funding, and to provide advocacy for four state …