Pop Chalee! Yippee Ki Yay!
On September 10, 2021, the Millicent Rogers Museum opens Pop Chalee: Yippee Ki Yay, an exhibition to commemorate the induction of Pop Chalee (1906-1993), a Taos Pueblo artist, into the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame. Curated by Kathleen Cornbringer Michaels with Jack Hopkins, Chalee’s grandson, the exhibition will be on view through March 2022.
Free fall arts classes in the Museum
Four Sessions in September on Sundays with master draftsman, Michael M. Hensley. Free for adults 18 and over.
Covid Updates from the MRM
The Millicent Rogers Museum cares about everyones safety. Therefore, we are followingthe CDC guidelines and are requiring masks for indoor visiting. We are officially open daily from 10 - 5 with the exception of a few holidays.
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The Millicent Rogers Museum is a fascinating legacy of a prominent woman who finds herself in the beating heart of the Southwest. Our collection begins with her passion for the regional indigenous arts and has been added to for more than 60 years. Discover the ancient cultural heritage that spans thousands of years beginning with the Southwest's Native Peoples to the present day multi-cultural palette.
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There are options to give, support and get involved with the Museum. Through a membership, you enjoy some benefits and you are supporting the many goals that we have set for each year. Take a look at the Newsletters and other information that you, as a member, may be looking for.
Visit the Museum
Beautiful. Fascinating. A Place to Understand the History of New Mexico and the Southwest. These are just a few of the comments from our visitors about their visit to the Millicent Rogers Museum. Our Business hours are posted here.
Staff & Board of the MRM
The Millicent Rogers Museum is governed by a Board of Trustees with a staff that is responsible for the daily operation of the Museum. Together this team offers an engaging atmosphere that has earned us another vote as the Best Local Museum. We strive to continue to be the Best Museum you will ever visit.
Our Neighbor, Taos Pueblo
The Millicent Rogers Museum highly recommends a visit to Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the national historic home of the Tiwa speaking Native Americans who captured the heart of Millicent. The lace of the Redwillows remains closed until further notice.
Millicent Rogers
Millicent was very passionate about both the Hispanic and Native American communities in New Mexico. While her tenure in Taos was brief, just a few short years, her impact on the community was tremendous.
The Collections
One of the great strengths of the collection at the Museum is that it provides a wonderful introduction to the art and cultures of the Northern New Mexican region and the greater Southwest.
Membership
Through a membership, you enjoy some benefits and you are supporting the many goals that we have set for each year. Relish the e-newsletters and event previews, as a member, may be looking for. Be a Taoseno via the Millicent Rogers Museum.
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MRM in the Press
Millicent Rogers was in the Press before the inception of the Millicent Rogers Museum. From books, newspapers, and today's technology, enjoy the continuing legacy here.
Millicent's Writer's Corner
Many have discovered how this woman of the world found her grounding here. She found herself within a peaceful paradise of the high mountain desert of Taos New Mexico. She found time to reflect on the passions of her life. The rich arts and cultures swept her away where she would stay for the remainder her life.
Join our friends who have contributed to this undying passion for Taos.
