This historic adobe home and studio introduces the Taos art movement through the life and work of Nicolai Fechin. Visitors explore galleries showcasing early modern art and distinctive Southwestern craftsmanship.

The central plaza reveals layers of Taos history, from Spanish colonial planning to community life today. The guide shares stories of trade, conflict, and cultural exchange that shaped downtown Taos.

This preserved adobe home presents the life of Kit Carson and the realities of frontier life in nineteenth-century New Mexico. Exhibits highlight local history, westward expansion, and Taos during the territorial era.

The museum presents a broad view of Taos art and culture through rotating exhibitions and permanent collections. Native, Hispanic, and Anglo artistic traditions are explored in a modern museum setting.

The former home of Ernest Blumenschein highlights the beginnings of the Taos art colony. The exterior visit allows the guide to explain how artists shaped Taos into an international art destination.