First, the price is right! Free! And you are welcomed at the door by a docent, and the one I chatted with for a good 10 minutes or more had wonderful insights about modern-day Indian culture in the region, as well as the history of the art museum. Its collection is fairly small, but very good, and there's a nice... More

Between the gems that are exhibited, the Case Trading Post is awesome. Mary Cabot Wheelwright exhibit on until 2013 is a beautiful, thoughtful exhibit that rivals some larger exhibits at the Metropolitan Museum in NYC. This museum is a must to visit when one lives or visits Santa Fe.

Oldest private museum in NM. Amazing changing exhibits with one of the top museum shops in the country- The Case Trading Post.

this great little museum is sometimes overlooked by travelers who have to choose between Santa Fe's many spectacular museums but it shouldn't be. The exhibits are excellent, the museum shop probably the best in town and you would be wise to make time for a visit.

had a lot of fun wandering round with friends' who live in Santa Fe. Full of colour and especially loved all the bronze sculptures. So much talent in Santa Fe.

Fine display of Native American pottery, good book store.

Interesting history of jewelry making from the early 20th century. Amazing gift shop

It is a small museum which is nice in someways because you don't have to feel guilty about not staying loner. Exhibits are attractively and intelligently done. Good gift shop but no bargains.

Takes about 20 minutes, if that, including the pricey gift shop/trading post, and it's free. Easy to fit in if you have just a little time, and skippable if you're prioritizing or museum'd out. International Folk Art and Museum of the American Indian are where I'd spend my museum time.