Albuquerque Museum Guide
Explore Art, History, and Culture at the Albuquerque Museum Guide
Immerse yourself in the vibrant art, history, and culture of Albuquerque and the Southwest at the Albuquerque Museum. Located in the heart of Old Town, this museum offers a diverse collection of artifacts, artwork, and exhibits that tell the story of the region from prehistoric times to the present day. Whether you're interested in Native American art, Spanish Colonial history, or contemporary Southwestern art, the Albuquerque Museum has something to captivate every visitor. The Albuquerque Museum was founded in 1967 with the mission of preserving and interpreting the art and history of Albuquerque and the surrounding region. The museum's collections have grown significantly over the years, encompassing a wide range of media and subject matter. Highlights include a comprehensive collection of Spanish Colonial art, including religious paintings, furniture, and textiles; a diverse collection of Native American pottery, jewelry, and textiles; and a growing collection of contemporary Southwestern art. Visitors can explore the museum's permanent collections and rotating exhibitions. Take a guided tour to learn more about the museum's highlights. Participate in a workshop or lecture to deepen your understanding of art and history. The museum also offers a variety of family-friendly activities, including hands-on art projects and interactive exhibits. The museum's cafe offers a selection of light meals and snacks, and the museum shop features a variety of unique gifts and souvenirs.
Transportation
The Albuquerque Museum is easily accessible by public transportation. Several bus routes, including the #36 and #53, stop near Old Town Plaza, a short walk from the museum. Check the ABQ Ride website for the most up-to-date schedule and route information.
Opening Hours
Tuesday-Sunday 9 AM–5 PM
Ticket Price
$9 Adults, $6 Seniors (65+), New Mexico Residents, and Students (with ID), Children 12 and under are free.