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May 2026
Santa Maria Feast Day, Pueblo of Acoma (McCartys)Expired
The Santa Maria de Acoma Church in McCartys is a mission church of the Pueblo. The Feast Day always takes place on the first Sunday in May and in addition to a procession of the Saint and a Mass, when a dance occurs it is the Corn Dance and the day includes a blessing of […]
Taos Pueblo Santa Cruz Feast DayExpired
Blessing of the Fields and Corn Dance. Always Call the Pueblo Office in advance of an event to confirm it. For Hours and information about how best to honor the community’s religious and cultural practices while at their home, check taospueblo.com/events/
April 2026
Gathering of Nations – The Last DanceExpired
The 43rd and final Gathering of Nations, The Last Dance. Two days of dancing, parades, contests, and a market.
Harwood Museum First FridayExpired
The first Friday of every month is a pay-what-you-wish, extended hours at the museum! For information, contact the Hartwood Museum at https://harwoodmuseum.org/events-calendar/
March 2026
The Life and Work of Eva MirabalExpired
A conversation at the Harwood Museum in Taos with Curator MaLin Wilson-Powell and Artist Jonathan Warm Day Coming along with other members of the family about the life and work of Eva Mirabal, currently featured in the exhibition Pursuit of Happiness: GI Bill in Taos. As a youth, Eva Mirabal attended the Santa Fe Indian […]
Harwood Museum First FridayExpired
The first Friday of every month is pay-what-you-wish extended hours at the museum! for additional Information, go to https://harwoodmuseum.org/
Taos Pueblo Annual Closing – Two Months this yearExpired
During this time there is no public access to the historical village and the surrounding tribal lands. All incoming traffic will be redirected back into the Town of Taos. There are no exceptions during this time period. For additional information, consult the Pueblo website: https://taospueblo.com/
February 2026
Deer Dance at Ohkay Owingeh PuebloExpired
This powerful and beautiful sacred ceremony and dance, always occurring at Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo (Formerly San Jan Pueblo) in mid-February, honors the relationship between the Pueblo, nature and the Jicarilla Apache. Ceremonies begin at Sunrise but often the dancers do not enter the public dance ground until mid-morning. Some Deer Dancers wear antlers portraying deer, […]
MÃ atakuyma, Museum of Indian Arts and CultureExpired
Photographer and filmmaker Duwawisioma (Victor Masayesva Jr.) has been on a lifelong quest to understand the ideas of “existence” and “being” in terms of Hopi ancestral traditions in the modern world. Màatakuyma, meaning “now it is becoming clearer to me” in the Hopi language, represents this continuing quest. Featuring images created throughout Duwawisioma’s long career, […]
Pueblo of Acoma Officers Feast DayExpired
At Old Acoma Pueblo/Sky City, Traditional dances and ceremonies to honor the Tribal Governors Always Call the Pueblo to confirm Dances and times. For Hours and Information about how best to honor the community’s religious and cultural practices while in their home check https://skycityacoma.org/
Harwood Museum First FridayExpired
The first Friday of every month is a pay-what-you-wish, extended hours at the museum! For information, contact the Hartwood Museum at https://harwoodmuseum.org/events-calendar/
Essential Elements: Art, Environment, and Indigenous Futures – Museum of Indian Arts and CultureExpired
Using the lens of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water, this exhibtion explores the impact of climate change and environmental destruction on Native homelands and how artists are sounding the alarm and advocating for action. From the devastation of wildfires and drought to the contamination of ecosystems from uranium mining and other extractive industries, art offers […]
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