Join local artist Mary Beth Woiccak for a 90-minute guided sketching experience at Coronado Historic site. Each session will have a different theme. Students may sign up for one session or all three. Sessions are open to all levels. Students will receive a small sketch pad, drawing pencil, an kneaded eraser to take home.

Sessions and themes are: May 23 - Plants, June 27 - Structures, July 25 - River & Mountains.

For more info: https://www.coronadojemezfriends.org/site-activities

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Carve your own food-themed stamp with guidance from Andi Murphy, host of the Toasted Sister Podcast!

Bring your custom stamp back for the Indigenous Foodways Festival, where Andi will be hosting a zine workshop focused on Indigenous Foodways.

$10 per person, $5 for MNMF Members

For more info and to buy tickets: https://my.nmculture.org/48069/55367

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Learn about the Denipah-LaRance family’s journey as individuals and as a creative artistic family their dynamics, the importance of community, traditions and the strength in supporting each other through art and love.

Generously funded by the Edward and Maria Gale Foundation.

Seats are limited, reserve your spot today!

For more info and to buy tickets: https://my.nmculture.org/48069/55978

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In conjunction with the New Mexico Museum of Art, create your own air-dry clay creations with coffee and conversation before the museum opens!

Learn more about the New Mexico Museum of Art’s exhibition, O’Powa O’Meng: The Art and Legacy of Jody Folwell.

Jody Folwell (b. 1942), a contemporary potter from Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico, has revolutionized Pueblo pottery, and Native art more broadly, by pushing the boundaries of traditional form, content, and design. She is the first Pueblo artist to use pottery for advocacy of social justice and political commentary, and over the past 5 decades, single-handedly set the trend for employing writing and innovative designs as direct narrative that is now widely used by younger clay artists

For more info and to buy tickets: https://my.nmculture.org/48069/55984

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The Maxwell Museum of Anthropology is proud to present a new exhibit, Coiling Kin: The Life of Pueblo Pottery, which presents a comprehensive exhibit of its permanent collection explored through Pueblo artists’ perspectives. It is co-curated by Dr. Lea McChesney, former Curator of Ethnology at the Maxwell Museum, and twenty-three potters from fourteen Pueblos.

Join us for its Opening Reception in which we will host a panel of co-curators who will discuss their roles in the exhibit, while others will provide small group tours of each of the four exhibit sections. Refreshments will be served (while supplies last).

For more info: https://maxwellmuseum.unm.edu/news-events/event/opening-reception-coiling-kin-life-pueblo-pottery

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Tour of the La Fonda hotel with the Friends of Coronado and Jemez Historic Sites.

For more info and to register: https://www.coronadojemezfriends.org/field-trip-registration-form

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This presentation explores the history and intergenerational impacts of Fort Lewis Indian Boarding School and how those legacies shape Fort Lewis College’s ongoing reconciliation process, emphasizing healing, accountability, and shared responsibility to Indigenous communities.

For more info: https://crowcanyon.org/programs/reconciliation-at-fort-lewis-college/

-This is not an NMAC event.