Historic Santa Fe Foundation

The Carl & Marilynn Thoma Art Foundation is a renowned organization dedicated to the promotion and preservation of art and education. With a strong belief in leadership and innovation, they collect and exhibit artworks that encourage reflection and inspire deeper questions, while also providing grants and scholarships to support education in the rural Southwest. Through their various exhibition spaces, including their headquarters in Dallas and the Art Vault in Santa Fe, the foundation offers the public an opportunity to engage with their extensive collections, which encompass a diverse range of art forms such as the Art of the Spanish Americas, digital media art, Japanese bamboo, post-war painting, and sculpture.Generated from the website

Wise Fool New Mexico ( WFNM ) is a nonprofit theatre arts project created and staffed by diverse women artists who are dedicated to art as a means of changing our world. We believe in the power of laughter to heal ; of celebration to strengthen community ; and of art to build bridges. In the folk traditions of storytelling, puppetry, circus arts and public spectacle, we offer accessible, highly visual and physical professional performances, participatory events and hands on workshops. We encourage dialogue and cooperation through shared creative process, using imagery, music and theatre arts to empower people to become larger than life, speak out, listen and find common ground. For 17 years Wise Fool has been creating original works for theatres, schools, libraries and outdoor venues to rave reviews and sell out audiences. WFNM has won the Santa Fe Mayor's Award for Excellence in the Arts, Best Theatre Company from Crosswinds Weekly, the cover of the Santa Fe Reporter's 30 years of Santa Fe issue, Best Puppeteers from San Francisco's Bay Guardian, and visual arts awards from SF Carnaval and Cherokee National Holidays.

The New Mexico Jewish Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of Jewish communities in New Mexico. With a focus on both Ashkenazi and Sephardic cultural traditions, the society conducts ongoing research, organizes lectures and conferences, maintains archives, and publishes a quarterly newsletter. Through educational programming, they aim to ensure that the contributions of Jewish individuals and organizations to the development of New Mexico are recognized and appreciated. Established in 1985, the New Mexico Jewish Historical Society is committed to telling the stories of the diverse Jewish groups that have shaped the unique character of New Mexico. From early Spanish arrivals with Sephardic roots to European Ashkenazi Jews who became leading merchants, the society highlights the significant role played by Jewish communities in various aspects of life, including business, commerce, ranching, mining, and social organizations. By sharing this history, the society aims to educate the public and foster a deeper understanding of the Jewish experience in New Mexico.Generated from the website