Museum Hill

Holds the largest collection of international folk art in the world, anchored by the immersive Girard Wing.

Tells the deep history of the Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache peoples of the Southwest.

Devoted to santos, retablos, and the living Spanish-colonial art traditions of New Mexico.

Founded in 1937 with a Navajo medicine man; today a showcase of Native American art and jewelry.

A high-desert garden on Museum Hill highlighting native and drought-adapted Southwestern plants.

The plaza tying the museums together, with long vantage-point views across the valley to the mountains.