Latest News from the Department of Cultural Affairs
- 10/19/2021 New Mexico Historic Sites Announces New Regional Site Manager
- 10/8/2021 New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science Executive Director Announces Retirement
- 10/7/2021 NHCC Visual Arts program receives grant from U.S. Bank Foundation to expand virtual learning opportunities
- 10/1/2021 Newly Described Horned Dinosaur Found in southern New Mexico
- 9/24/2021 New Mexico Museum of Art Announces Exhibition Featuring Three Important Women Artists
- 9/24/2021 Bosque Redondo: A Place of Suffering A Place of Survival is open to the public; Grand Opening postponed until May 2022
- 9/23/2021 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science will be open every day during International Balloon Fiesta
- 9/16/2021 Come Join the Fun at the 2021 Museum Hill Community Day
- 9/16/2021 National Hispanic Cultural Center awarded $50,000 grant from the Bank of America Charitable Foundation to boost film programming
- 9/14/2021 MIAC Announces Opening of Birds: Spiritual Messengers of the Skies
- 9/8/2021 Hundreds of Budding Engineers across the State Participated in the GSK Science in the Summer Program, administered by the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
- 9/3/2021 Join the adventure Into Americas Wild, a new film showing at the Verus Research DynaTheater inside the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
- 9/1/2021 New Mexico Museum of Art Readies for The Railyard Renaissance
- 9/1/2021 Fall 2021 El Palacio features the Building of the National Hispanic Cultural Center
- 8/31/2021 Here, Now and Always at Museum of Indian Arts and Culture on track for June 2022 opening
- 8/27/2021 New Mexico History Museum Announces Opening of In Search of Domínguez and Escalante
- 8/25/2021 New Facilities Team Member at Lincoln and Fort Stanton is a Familiar Face
- 8/23/2021 The Art of Warner Bros. Cartoons exhibit Coming to the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science
- 8/23/2021 Artwork Installation Commissioned by New Mexico Arts to Honor Victims of Gun Violence
- 8/18/2021 New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science Awarded $220,119 from NSF to Study Relationship between Wild Mammals and Parasites
- 8/17/2021 New Mexico Museum of Art awarded a $250,000 Museums for America grant for conservation and digitization of photography and contemporary artwork
- 8/12/2021 New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs announces Michelle Gallagher Roberts as new Deputy Cabinet Secretary
- 8/11/2021 Farm & Ranch Art Show features Las Cruces couple
- 8/10/2021 More Than 5,000 Visit Lincoln for the return of Old Lincoln Days and The Last Escape of Billy the Kid
- 8/10/2021 Exhibit Focuses on the Architectural History of National Hispanic Cultural Center
- 8/4/2021 MOA and MOIFA Awarded Frankenthaler Foundation Grant to Combat Climate Change
- 8/3/2021 Governor Announces Recipients of the 2021 Governors Awards for Excellence in the Arts
- 8/3/2021 "MacGruber" Wraps Up Filming at the National Hispanic Cultural Center
- 7/28/2021 MIAC Announces Goodman Aspiring Artist Fellowship Recipients for 2021-2022
- 7/23/2021 MOA Presents Go West Said a Small Voice: Gustave Baumann and Dreams of New Mexico
- 7/22/2021 Its the Return of Old Lincoln Days and The Last Escape of Billy the Kid
- 7/20/2021 Environment Department awards $83K for lower emission bookmobile
- 7/15/2021 State Invests More than $1 Million to Cultural Organizations across New Mexico
- 7/13/2021 Storytellers: Narrative Art and the West Set to Open at MOA
- 7/13/2021 National Hispanic Cultural Center Foundation Receives Grant from BCBSNM to Support Circo Latino 2021
- 7/12/2021 Farm & Ranch Museum honors NM women in agriculture
- 7/8/2021 Importance of Honey Bees is the Focus of a New Exhibit at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science
- 7/8/2021 New Exhibit at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science Explores the History and Challenges of Fighting Widespread Viruses
- 7/6/2021 New Mexico Arts and the National Hispanic Cultural Center Work Together on Public Art Project
- 6/29/2021 New Mexico Historic Sites to Support Programs and Resources Through Nominal Admissions Increase; New Exhibit Opening at Bosque Redondo Memorial/Fort Sumner
- 6/29/2021 Glass: Selections from the Collection Now on Exhibit at MOIFA
- 6/16/2021 Museum of Indian Arts & Culture Executive Director Della Warrior Announces Retirement
- 6/11/2021 New Mexico Music Commission Working to Fill Void in Local Music Scenes across the State
- 6/10/2021 Click Here: Writers Workshop, Arts and Crafts, Science Story Time, and More
- 6/9/2021 MIAC to Receive Multiple Grants to Support Upcoming Exhibitions
- 6/8/2021 Submissions Now Being Accepted for New Mexico Poetry Anthology
- 6/4/2021 Summer 2021 Issue of El Palacio Now Available
- 6/3/2021 Click Here: Tertulia Histórica Albuquerque, a Discussion on "Why We Serve," Talks Between Curators and Artists, and More
- 5/27/2021 Decorative Folk Art Doors at Los Luceros to Benefit from Large Preservation Project
- 5/26/2021 Click Here: Summer Activities for Young Farmers, Art Making Happy Hour, Read All About Los Luceros Historic Site, and More
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