Upcoming
Events & Festivals

VOTED A JOLT WORTHY EVENT! The Farmington Museum has an extensive collection of these cultural artifacts and they will be showcased in the exhibition Petroliana: Oil and Gas Memorabilia from the Farmington Museum Collection.

VOTED A JOLT WORTHY EVENT! To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, this lobby exhibition explores the impact and influence the war had on American life. The exhibition features panels, courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, and posters from the Library of Congress, alongside artifacts from the museum’s collection.

SOLD OUT! Make your own Navajo moccasins! The Museum of Navajo Art & Culture will be hosting artisan Eliseo Curley for a moccasin-making class.

Come down to the Farmington Museum to learn about the history of America’s Wild West from the curator, Jeffrey Richardson in the latest installments of the Curator’s Choice Lecture Series.

Admission Days at Navajo Prep is to give interested parents more information about the school, as well as offer tours of the campus.

SOLD OUT! Join the Farmington Museum and Farmington Indian Center for some authentic Dine' cooking.

Passionate, fiery, sensual, and intense, Flamenco: From Spain to New Mexico, provides an in-depth examination of the history and culture of Flamenco dance and music.

The San Juan College Theatre presents its spring musical, Oliver! Performances held at 7 p.m. on March 8, 9, 15, 16 and at 2 p.m. on March 17, in the Henderson Fine Arts Center.

Join the Farmington Museum for a Museum EdVenture! These guided tours will help you discover the cultural treasures of the Four Corners.

Area rivers are celebrated with a festival of music, food, activities and entertainment. This festive celebration takes place along the Animas river trails, from Berg Park to Animas Park in Farmington. This event is featured in the Jolt Your Summer Challenge.

Talented Native American artisans are juried into this annual festival celebrating the craftsmanship and friendship of regional artists. Totah Festival features a weekend of fantastic food, a contest Pow-Wow, Cultural Dance Expo and the very popular authentic Navajo Rug Auction. The 2018 festival will be held at the Farmington Museum.

Step back in time to the late 1800s and early 1900s when San Juan County’s early pioneers will be brought to life.

Slow down the pace, kick back, and listen to traditional tales told by some of the very best national and local storytellers. This festival features stories of all varieties...scary ghost stories, family stories, folklore and myths and will delight all ages.