Community Calendar

Summer Winter is an exhibition of handwoven garments by Margaret Roach Wheeler and fiber artworks by Mahota Textiles, the first tribally owned textile company in the U.S. The exhibition presents sixteen garments inspired by Indigenous symbology and textile traditions from the southwest to the northeast alongside functional textiles that honor history's unnamed weavers and fiber artists. Included in this exhibition are artist collaborations with Marwin Begay (Navajo/Diné) and Alice McKee and Maria Mayo. Summer Winter highlights Wheeler’s contributions to contemporary Indigenous fashion design, while bringing attention to the broader network of Indigenous craft traditions in the U.S.

This exhibition's opening reception coincides with the opening of the inaugural Native Fashion Week Santa Fe. Headed by Indigenous fashion expert Amber-Dawn Bear Robe, Native Fashion Week Santa Fe celebrates Indigenous designers, showcasing their innovations to entertain, educate, and evolve the fashion landscape. In collaboration with Native Fashion Week Santa Fe, our sister gallery, form & concept, is hosting a trunk show by award winning jeweler Neeko Garcia (Diné (Navajo)/Hispanic) in the gallery shop.

Terra Madre features Katrina Bello’s charcoal and pastel drawings of natural surfaces on paper, photographic prints on metal, and soundless videos. This exhibition includes drawings produced during Bello’s residency at the Helene Wurlitzer Residency in Taos, NM, and invites viewers to ponder how land, landscape, and memory form the complex fabric of our identities.

Art on Campus will host “Unhoused ART” an exhibit of work from unhoused individuals. Opening reception June 12, 2025 4-6 p.m. in the Main Hallway of the Main Building. Exhibit runs June 12, 2025-June 24, 2025.

There will be a panel discussion on Wednesday, June 18, 6 pm-7:30 pm in the Jemez Room of the SFCC.

Sponsored by Santa Fe Housing for All Collaborative: A grassroots group committed to making Santa Fe livable for all. They are a network of housed and unhoused neighbors joining together, rlearning from one another, and connecting resources to support people experiencing homelessness and promote safe , viable housing solutions. Through advocacy, education, and hands on volunteer work, they strive to create paradigm shifts around homelessness and inspire lasting community change.

Summer Winter is an exhibition of handwoven garments by Margaret Roach Wheeler and fiber artworks by Mahota Textiles, the first tribally owned textile company in the U.S. The exhibition presents sixteen garments inspired by Indigenous symbology and textile traditions from the southwest to the northeast alongside functional textiles that honor history's unnamed weavers and fiber artists. Included in this exhibition are artist collaborations with Marwin Begay (Navajo/Diné) and Alice McKee and Maria Mayo. Summer Winter highlights Wheeler’s contributions to contemporary Indigenous fashion design, while bringing attention to the broader network of Indigenous craft traditions in the U.S.

This exhibition's opening reception coincides with the opening of the inaugural Native Fashion Week Santa Fe. Headed by Indigenous fashion expert Amber-Dawn Bear Robe, Native Fashion Week Santa Fe celebrates Indigenous designers, showcasing their innovations to entertain, educate, and evolve the fashion landscape. In collaboration with Native Fashion Week Santa Fe, our sister gallery, form & concept, is hosting a trunk show by award winning jeweler Neeko Garcia (Diné (Navajo)/Hispanic) in the gallery shop.

Terra Madre features Katrina Bello’s charcoal and pastel drawings of natural surfaces on paper, photographic prints on metal, and soundless videos. This exhibition includes drawings produced during Bello’s residency at the Helene Wurlitzer Residency in Taos, NM, and invites viewers to ponder how land, landscape, and memory form the complex fabric of our identities.

Art on Campus will host “Unhoused ART” an exhibit of work from unhoused individuals. Opening reception June 12, 2025 4-6 p.m. in the Main Hallway of the Main Building. Exhibit runs June 12, 2025-June 24, 2025.

There will be a panel discussion on Wednesday, June 18, 6 pm-7:30 pm in the Jemez Room of the SFCC.

Sponsored by Santa Fe Housing for All Collaborative: A grassroots group committed to making Santa Fe livable for all. They are a network of housed and unhoused neighbors joining together, rlearning from one another, and connecting resources to support people experiencing homelessness and promote safe , viable housing solutions. Through advocacy, education, and hands on volunteer work, they strive to create paradigm shifts around homelessness and inspire lasting community change.

Summer Winter is an exhibition of handwoven garments by Margaret Roach Wheeler and fiber artworks by Mahota Textiles, the first tribally owned textile company in the U.S. The exhibition presents sixteen garments inspired by Indigenous symbology and textile traditions from the southwest to the northeast alongside functional textiles that honor history's unnamed weavers and fiber artists. Included in this exhibition are artist collaborations with Marwin Begay (Navajo/Diné) and Alice McKee and Maria Mayo. Summer Winter highlights Wheeler’s contributions to contemporary Indigenous fashion design, while bringing attention to the broader network of Indigenous craft traditions in the U.S.

This exhibition's opening reception coincides with the opening of the inaugural Native Fashion Week Santa Fe. Headed by Indigenous fashion expert Amber-Dawn Bear Robe, Native Fashion Week Santa Fe celebrates Indigenous designers, showcasing their innovations to entertain, educate, and evolve the fashion landscape. In collaboration with Native Fashion Week Santa Fe, our sister gallery, form & concept, is hosting a trunk show by award winning jeweler Neeko Garcia (Diné (Navajo)/Hispanic) in the gallery shop.

Terra Madre features Katrina Bello’s charcoal and pastel drawings of natural surfaces on paper, photographic prints on metal, and soundless videos. This exhibition includes drawings produced during Bello’s residency at the Helene Wurlitzer Residency in Taos, NM, and invites viewers to ponder how land, landscape, and memory form the complex fabric of our identities.

Art on Campus will host “Unhoused ART” an exhibit of work from unhoused individuals. Opening reception June 12, 2025 4-6 p.m. in the Main Hallway of the Main Building. Exhibit runs June 12, 2025-June 24, 2025.

There will be a panel discussion on Wednesday, June 18, 6 pm-7:30 pm in the Jemez Room of the SFCC.

Sponsored by Santa Fe Housing for All Collaborative: A grassroots group committed to making Santa Fe livable for all. They are a network of housed and unhoused neighbors joining together, rlearning from one another, and connecting resources to support people experiencing homelessness and promote safe , viable housing solutions. Through advocacy, education, and hands on volunteer work, they strive to create paradigm shifts around homelessness and inspire lasting community change.

Summer Winter is an exhibition of handwoven garments by Margaret Roach Wheeler and fiber artworks by Mahota Textiles, the first tribally owned textile company in the U.S. The exhibition presents sixteen garments inspired by Indigenous symbology and textile traditions from the southwest to the northeast alongside functional textiles that honor history's unnamed weavers and fiber artists. Included in this exhibition are artist collaborations with Marwin Begay (Navajo/Diné) and Alice McKee and Maria Mayo. Summer Winter highlights Wheeler’s contributions to contemporary Indigenous fashion design, while bringing attention to the broader network of Indigenous craft traditions in the U.S.

This exhibition's opening reception coincides with the opening of the inaugural Native Fashion Week Santa Fe. Headed by Indigenous fashion expert Amber-Dawn Bear Robe, Native Fashion Week Santa Fe celebrates Indigenous designers, showcasing their innovations to entertain, educate, and evolve the fashion landscape. In collaboration with Native Fashion Week Santa Fe, our sister gallery, form & concept, is hosting a trunk show by award winning jeweler Neeko Garcia (Diné (Navajo)/Hispanic) in the gallery shop.