The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum will be closing early today, October 17, at 4:45 PM.

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First Friday | Dances from the Lightning Boy Foundation

  • Friday, July 5
  • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM MT
  • 217 Johnson Street. Santa Fe, NM 87501

Join us for extended hours at the Museum on the First Friday of every month! Admission is free from 5:00 PM–7:00 PM.

Join us for extended hours at the Museum on the First Friday of every month! Admission is free from 5:00 PM–7:00 PM. 

Lightning Boy Foundation dancers will give performances at 5:30 PM and 6:10 PM on the Museum patio. The Lightning Boy Foundation was established in honor of Valentino ‘Tzigiwhaeno’ Rivera, a boy who couldn’t stop dancing. Based in Valentino’s home, the Tewa Pueblos of Northern New Mexico, the non-profit organization was established for those in the community with an interest and passion for tradition, performance, and visual arts. Through the Foundation’s initiatives, boys and girls, of all ages, are given opportunities to learn various art forms. The Foundation has made the Traditional Hoop Dance that Valentino practiced and performed worldwide, available to all tribal youth in the area.  The Hoop Dance continues to be known as a healing art form and is said to have its origins in the Pueblos of Northern New Mexico.

Make it an art-filled evening and visit our First Friday partners in downtown Santa Fe. First Friday partners include: 
 

Patina Gallery 
Victory Gallery 
New Mexico Museum Foundation Shops 
Owings Gallery on Palace 
Hecho Gallery 
Peyton Wright Galleries 
New Mexico History Museum 
Sorrel Sky Gallery 
New Mexico Museum of Art 

Upcoming Events

Vibrant canvas of large orange-red tree against purple-white hills and a blue sky. Surrounding the main red tree are areas of yellow color on the left and a green fir tree on the right.

Past Event Classes

In-Person Class: Autumnal Watercolor at the Audubon Center & Sanctuary 

Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary | 1800 Upper Canyon Rd, Santa Fe, NM.

Friday, October 17

9:00am

In this small painting, a mussel shell rests inside a clam shell. The inner sides of both shells are visible to the viewer. The clam shell is light in color. Its hinge touches the left side of the canvas. The mussel shell is darker in color, and much of its visible inner side reflects its characteristic pearlesque luster.

Past Event Classes

Online Class: Up Close and Abstract | Specimen Studies in Gouache

Online

Friday, October 17

11:00am

Photograph of two large leaves bent into bowls made of clay placed on a piece of fabric on a wooden table. Around the clay leaf bowls are tools for clay sculpting such as a rolling pin and sponge.

Event Classes

In-Person Class: Fall Leaves Plate & Bowl Workshop

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

Saturday, October 18

10:00am