Beth W.
5/29/2025
Great museum that flies under the radar of the more well-known museums in town. But this place housed in a rambling old ranch house, has tons of historical Native art as well as contemporary art,...
Millicent Rogers Museum
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1504 Millicent Rogers Rd
El Prado, NM 87529
The Millicent Rogers Museum in El Prado, NM is a renowned cultural institution that showcases a diverse range of art and artifacts from Northern New Mexico. With a mission to celebrate the rich heritage and artistic achievements of the region, the museum offers a variety of permanent and temporary exhibitions, including a special focus on Native American art and the works of Dorothy Brett. Visitors can also participate in educational programs and tours, as well as engage in virtual discussions through the Millicent Unplugged series.
As a hub for local artists and a platform for community engagement, the Millicent Rogers Museum is committed to supporting the arts and preserving the cultural legacy of Northern New Mexico. With its extensive collection of textiles, jewelry, pottery, and more, the museum provides a unique opportunity to explore the vibrant artistic traditions of the region. Whether you're a history enthusiast, art lover, or simply curious about the local culture, a visit to the Millicent Rogers Museum is sure to be an enriching experience.
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4.532 reviews
Brad W.
6/30/2024
Put this museum at the top of your list for amazing historical artwork of New Mexico. The museum is a treasure; a Top 10 of the best museums I've visited. Be ready for a top-rate gift shop -...
Liz T.
6/25/2024
The Millicent Museum is a must see in Taos! The museum is very well organized and Maria's work is amazing. (Her husband painted those designs by hand!). The gift shop is nice and has real artists...
Frederick B.
12/20/2023
This is an absolute must see if you are heading to or driving through Taos. You will see native artifacts and artwork like you've never seen before.
Paula E.
7/4/2022
One of the favorite museums we visited. I love jewelry and she owned so many beautiful pieces. But more then jewelry her story was interesting and all the displays were amazing. Worth the visit
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