Journey Into the Past
Year-round professionally guided tours
CHACO CANYON
NAVAJO DEFENSIVE SITES (DINETAH)
BISTI WILDERNESS
ARCHES AND ARCHAEOLOGY
CUSTOM TOURS
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FILLING FAST!!
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ARTS and CRAFTS FAIR
31st Annual Fundraiser
Saturday, DECEMBER 7, 2019
at McGee Park Office Building
(Behind Sun-Ray Casino)
Salmon Ruins hosts one of the longest-running Craft Fairs of the region, as a major source of funding for the Museum, every year. Don't miss this opportunity to find unique, affordable, locally-made gifts for all your friends and family this holiday season!
Only 81 vendor spaces available - don't wait to apply or you might be left out!
Applications will be taken first come, first served starting September 3 at 8 AM in the Business Office at Salmon Ruins Museum.
Hot food served from the Kitchen all day as a fundraiser for the Northwest New Mexico USBC Bowling organization!
SALMON RUINS
BY PHOTOGRAPHER RON HUNT
See Ron's Light Painting...
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THE POTTERY OF
MATA ORTIZ
INFLUENCE OF THE CASAS GRANDES REGION ON
MATA ORTIZ
View the Exhibit Today
in the G. Alton James Gallery!
Learn How Pottery Construction of an Ancient Culture Influences the Work of Master Potters Today in the Village of Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua, Mexico. All Courtesty the Vision, Ceramic Arts, and Generosity of Mata Ortiz' own Internationally Known Artist,
Juan Quezada.
Salmon Ruins and the San Juan County Museum Association are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
CURRENT TEMPORARY EXHIBIT
from above
images from a storied land
Photographs by
ADRIEL HEISEY
Developed by
The Albuquerque Museum,
Albuquerque
and
Archaeology Southwest,
Tucson
(formerly Center for Desert Archaeology)
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