This is our all- time favorite museum in Santa Fe. Lots of beautiful displays. One favorite is the Girard room with glass cases filled with village scenes from all over the world. Tiny little handmade figurines.

Three artists found the paintings and artifacts wonderful to look at and appreciate the work of their day.

We have a photo right in front of this sign, it is in the outdoor market, right next to all the American Indian vendors, inside an old, original Santa Fe building.

This was the most expensive museum we visited in the Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Los Alamos area. Non-residents pay $12 each. Lots of old Indian pottery, garments, tools; etc. but we thought there would be more 'full-scaled' models of how they lived. There was one teepee...More

We learned so much about native culture and history in New Mexico. There is a new section that shows replicas of homes of Native people from long ago, that was particularly interesting.

Any one of the museums on Museum Hill is a recommended destination, but Indian Arts & Culture is far and away our favorite. Heck, the outdoor bronze sculptures alone are worth the trip. You can spend a whole day at any single museum, so maybe...More

We came here after touring Bandolier and Pecos. It was informative and very well done, and brought to life all the prior ruins we had seen. There is an amazing collection of ancient pottery and descriptions of the various Native peoples.