Explore the 2025 Enchanted Colors Pastel Exhibition at the Millicent Rogers Museum in Taos, NM, featuring 66 stunning pastel paintings from artists across the USA.

This exhibition explores the diverse artistic journeys of Chicano and Chicana artists in New Mexico. The term "Chicano," once a derogatory label, has evolved into a symbol of pride and cultural identity, with roots in the Pachuco movement of the 1940s and the Chicano civil rights struggle. Caminos Distintos celebrates how Chicano artists express their "Chicanismo" through various themes such as cultural traditions, family, landscape, Dia de Los Muertos, and the fusion of contemporary styles with traditional mediums. The exhibit highlights artwork with strong political messages, reflecting the challenges and triumphs of the Chicano identity, past and present. Through this collection, the exhibition honors the legacy of early Chicano artists, engages with the present, and imagines the future of Chicana and Chicano art in New Mexico.

August 2nd - Sagebrush Inn - 5pm-10pm

Join us for a spirited celebration of Southwestern art, culture, and community at the Turquoise, Rocks & the Old West Party. This isn’t just another Taos gala—it’s a vital fundraiser supporting the Millicent Rogers Museum.

Enjoy an evening of music, food, and fun, all while making a real impact. Together, we can protect and celebrate the rich traditions that make Taos unique.

Honoring the Native American Heritage within the Taos Pueblo Gallery. It is a semi-permanent exhibition. It highlights the cultural lifeways and artistic achievements of the people of Taos Pueblo.