Family Day: Branching Out!

  • Sunday, April 14
  • 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM MT
  • 217 JOHNSON STREET, SANTA FE, NM

Join us to explore beauty in the natural world around us!

Trees withstand the test of time. Throughout all seasons – fall, winter, spring, summer – they remain rooted in place. As their branches reach for the light, their roots stay firmly planted no matter what. Georgia O’Keeffe strongly believed there was beauty in this, which is why she loved to paint trees so much.  Join us to celebrate the beauty of the natural world around us!

The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum is proud to offer Family Day! Occurring on the second Sunday of every month, this event aims to bring the community together through hands-on art-making and storytelling, as well as encouraging kids and families to take a new approach in looking at and interacting with art. This Family Day is offered in partnership with the Santa Santa Fe Public Libraries.  

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Santa Fe Public Library
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Please be advised that this event may involve crowds, loud noises, or lighting effects that may be uncomfortable for people experiencing sensory sensitivities.

Upcoming Events

Photograph of a large construction site, where a concrete foundation and walls have been built. At the center of the site a few workpeople with hard hats and bright vests stand. Above the site an adobe building is visible in the background.

Event Community Events

The Design and Construction of the New O’Keeffe Museum

Center for Contemporary Arts | 1050 Old Pecos Trail Santa Fe, NM

Thursday, March 26

1:00pm

A young person with dark hair sits at a desk and paints a flower in shades of orange and red.

Event Community Events

Create with O’Keeffe: Birds & Bugs

MAIN LIBRARY | 145 WASHINGTON AVE, SANTA FE, NM, 87501

Thursday, March 26

3:30pm

Watercolor sketch of houses and landscape. There are two houses, the one that is slightly larger is located closer to the left side of the paper, the smaller house is closer to the right side of the paper. The walls of the houses are purple and the roofs are red. The houses are situated slightly above the center of the paper and the front of the paper is dominated by an expanse of light green which fades to yellow as it gets nearer to the houses. In the background, behind the houses, there are dark blue mountains. There is a strip of sky which is white, tinged with blue around the edges of the paper.

Event Classes

In-Person Class: Splash into Spring with Watercolor

O'KEEFFE MUSEUM CREATIVITY STUDIO | CORNER OF W MARCY ST AND SHERIDAN ST, SANTA FE, NM

Saturday, March 28

12:00pm