Young visitors in Multiple Visions: A Common Bond
Visitor Guidelines
There is an accessible elevator up to the Museum Hill plaza, next to the parking lot drop off location. The public has access to self coat check and use of equipment such as wheelchairs and portable stools. For other accommodations for ADA accessibility please contact our front desk at 505-476-1204.
Girard Multimedia Guide — Available Online Only
The Girard Wing exhibition Multiple Visions comes alive with our multimedia tour, which highlights certain displays within our famous permanent exhibition. Use our online version of the Multiple Visions Multimedia Guide on your phone while you visit the museum. Loading the guide before your visit is recommended, as loading may take some time to complete.
Dining — Please Call for Current Hours of Operation
Museum Hill Café is steps away (165 steps, to be exact) and is open for lunch Wednesday through Sunday, 11am–2pm. They are closed on Mondays. Wonderful views, great food, wine list, and free WiFi! 505-984-8900. Reserve in advance for groups over 6 people. Also available for private parties — call 505-984-8900 or email museumhillcafe@gmail.com.
Visiting with Children
The Museum of International Folk Art is a great place for families with children. Our exhibitions are all created with the visitor experience in mind, including engaging ages 3 to 103. Youth under the age of 16 are always free.
Tree of Life Play Area
Our newly renovated book and toy area encourages imaginative play with discovery boxes, miniature tree houses, puppets, a make-a-tree activity, and books. A favorite destination for kids of all ages!
Multiple Visions: A Common Bond
Our perennially favorite permanent exhibition of Alexander Girard's collection of folk art from around the world has a special appeal to children. All-ages themed treasure hunts are available at our front desk as a way to explore this vast exhibit together. Use our online version of the Multiple Visions Multimedia Guide on your phone while you visit the museum. Certain pieces of particular interest are noted in the printed gallery guide.
Online Activities
Miss us when you're gone? Bring your love of folk art home with you. Check out our upcoming virtual family programs, fun online experiences, resources, and creative and engaging DIY projects and lesson plans.
The good folks at DK Eyewitness Travel named us one of the Top Ten Children's Attractions in Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Taos!
Green Initiatives
We go the extra mile through our green efforts, recycling plastic and metal beverage containers, cans, other plastic containers, corrugated cardboard, and paper. We try to purchase eco-friendly products and advocate for reuse and repurposing of materials by our staff and our visitors.
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