Museum of International Folk Art

The Museum of International Folk Art, located on Museum Hill in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is home to the world's largest collection of international folk art — more than 130,000 objects representing over 100 countries. The collection began with founder Florence Dibell Bartlett's gift of pieces spanning 34 nations, and the museum has since grown to encompass multiple wings including the Bartlett, Girard, Hispanic Heritage, Neutrogena, and Gallery of Conscience. For private events, the museum offers a range of indoor and outdoor spaces set against the backdrop of its remarkable collection and Santa Fe's mountain landscape. The light-filled Atrium accommodates up to 200 seated guests, the Auditorium holds up to 163, and the Neutrogena Lounge offers a more intimate setting for up to 75. Outdoors, the Bartlett Patio provides tented capacity for up to 240 guests, with additional pergola and labyrinth spaces available. A house sound system runs throughout all indoor spaces, and in-house tables and chairs are included with every rental.