By sustaining the “culture of connoisseurship” of the up-scale antiquities dealers, gallery owners, and collectors in Santa Fe and Taos, some museums inadvertently contribute to the impoverishment of ...

The Native America division, which started in August 2017, gives visitors first-hand knowledge about the Navajo Nation’s history and culture as well as other American Indian tribes.

The Hubbell Trading Post Road Show immerses people in Navajo culture by doing live demonstrations of Indigenous crafts, all against the backdrop of one of the largest […] ...

Master teachers Barbara Teller Ornelas and Lynda Teller Peete held a Navajo weaving workshop in Tucson to teach skills while keeping Navajo culture alive for the next generation.

If you go WHAT: Fort Lewis College Native American Art and Culture class presents its inaugural Fashion Show. WHEN: 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. WHERE: Center of Southwest Studies gallery, FLC, 1000 Rim Drive.

The Navajo families living here today are self-sufficient — growing vegetables such as corn and squash, harvesting fruit trees like pears, peaches and apricots, and raising farm animals, he adds.