El Museo Cultural De Santa Fe

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555 Camino de la Familia
Santa Fe, NM 87501
+1 (505) 992-0591
http://elmuseocultural.org

El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe, formerly known as Feria Cultural, originated in 1993 as a community-led project to showcase Hispanic cultural expressions in Santa Fe, NM. The museum evolved from a grassroots effort to create a space where local artists, regardless of background or experience, could exhibit their work and celebrate the diverse cultural heritage of Northern New Mexico.

Over the years, El Museo has grown into a vibrant cultural hub, hosting a variety of events, workshops, and exhibits that highlight the artistic talents and traditions of the local community. With a focus on inclusivity and community engagement, El Museo continues to serve as a platform for promoting and preserving the rich cultural identity of the region.

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3.53 reviews
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John L.
4/23/2017

When in Santa Fe this is truly a place to tour the Funkadelic Art scene. House in an old rail side warehouse, which I believe was last partly used as the brewery cooler. I took a walk through...

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Saif A.
2/9/2017

I was working with another organization that was using the Museo as meeting space for our lobby day. Personally I thought the meeting space was incredible. Incredible size to fit all of the...

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Steffani C.
5/2/2016

I went to see Suessical, a Pandemonium production, this weekend. I really wanted to like this space and was looking forward to seeing the youth perform. It's in a great location and supports...

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