We are excited to announce our Museum admission is now Free to all visitors!
Arts.
History.
Cultural Heritage.
500 years, 4 continents
The Spanish Colonial Art Society’s Nuevo Mexicano Heritage Arts Museum houses an unrivaled collection, library, and archive of regional artworks - predominantly from New Mexico - including historic pieces from around the world for comparative purposes. Nearly half of the Museum’s collection is comprised of work by Spanish Market artists from the 1920s to the present. A percentage of pieces are from the period 1598-1821 with the remainder primarily from 19th-century New Mexico along with Spain and other areas to place them within a global context. It is located in the only John Gaw Meem-designed residential building open to the public in Santa Fe.
As a private museum we have the opportunity to question, challenge, and reimagine the museum model and the relevance of how it functions in the world today. Please join us. We look forward to seeing you!
Current Exhibits
The Ugly History of
Beautiful Things
Through December, 2024
Grow and Flourish|24
Through December, 2024
New Mexico Stories
Through December, 2024
John Gaw Meem and the Roots of Museum Hill
Through December, 2024
Museum Hours
Wednesday 12pm - 4pm
Thursday 12pm - 4pm
Friday 12pm - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Please check the calendar before you visit for up to date information about museum closures and private events.
Now that we are experiencing colder weather, please be aware, the museum follows the Santa Fe Public School system regarding weather delays and closures. If there is a school delay or closure, the museum will be closed for everyone’s safety. Here is a link to find out about delays/closures.
Upcoming Events
Visit Us
MUSEUM HOURS:
Wednesday - Friday: 12 - 4pm
Saturday: 10am - 4pm
museum@spanishcolonial.org
(505) 982-2226
Spanish Colonial Arts Society | Nuevo Mexicano Heritage Arts Museum
750 Camino Lejo
Santa Fe, NM 87505
ADMIN HOURS:
Tuesday - Friday: 10am - 4pm
Our Collections
Our Permanent Collection is composed of regional pieces—predominantly New Mexico—and includes historic pieces from around the world for comparative purposes. Nearly half of our collection is composed of the work of Spanish Market artists from the 1920s to present. A percentage of pieces are from the period 1598-1821 with the remainder primarily 19th-century New Mexico along with Spain and other areas in order to place it in the global context.
Join & Give
Your support has made an enormous impact on our organization. We have many ways for you to support the Spanish Colonial Arts Society. Click below to find meaningful ways for you to get involved.
Visit
The 1930 Pueblo-Spanish Revival Director’s Residence is the only residential building in Santa Fe open to the public designed by John Gaw Meem, one of Santa Fe’s most prominent architects.
Guided building focused tours are offered on Friday afternoons!