Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

The Farmington Daily Times has documented the history of the city and the surrounding areas for almost seventy years. Beginning as the weekly Farmington Times Hustler in 1903, the newspaper changed its name to the Daily Times when in commenced daily service in 1949. The paper amassed countless images over the years, and in 1995, the DAily Times donated its archival collection of photographs to the Farmington Museum. For the first time, examples from the collection will be on display in the museum's lobby.

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

The Farmington Daily Times has documented the history of the city and the surrounding areas for almost seventy years. Beginning as the weekly Farmington Times Hustler in 1903, the newspaper changed its name to the Daily Times when in commenced daily service in 1949. The paper amassed countless images over the years, and in 1995, the DAily Times donated its archival collection of photographs to the Farmington Museum. For the first time, examples from the collection will be on display in the museum's lobby.

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

The Farmington Daily Times has documented the history of the city and the surrounding areas for almost seventy years. Beginning as the weekly Farmington Times Hustler in 1903, the newspaper changed its name to the Daily Times when in commenced daily service in 1949. The paper amassed countless images over the years, and in 1995, the DAily Times donated its archival collection of photographs to the Farmington Museum. For the first time, examples from the collection will be on display in the museum's lobby.

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

The Farmington Daily Times has documented the history of the city and the surrounding areas for almost seventy years. Beginning as the weekly Farmington Times Hustler in 1903, the newspaper changed its name to the Daily Times when in commenced daily service in 1949. The paper amassed countless images over the years, and in 1995, the DAily Times donated its archival collection of photographs to the Farmington Museum. For the first time, examples from the collection will be on display in the museum's lobby.

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

Join us for a Museum EdVenture! On Saturdays throughout the year, you will have the opportunity to explore the cultural heritage of the Four Corners on an all-day, adults-only field trip. Transportation to and from the museum is provided. Participants are asked to bring a sack lunch. Farmington Museum Foundation Members, call to get a registration discount. On October 20, join archaeologist Doug Dykeman on a day-long tour of some off-the-beaten-path sites Dinétah. We will explore remote pueblitos, including Three Corn, Old Fort, and Jesus Canyon ruins and riveting rock art. The EdVenture leaves at 8:00 a.m. and will return at 6:00 p.m. Register online at www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under “Exploring the Four Corners” or by calling the Farmington Museum at (505) 599-1400.

The Farmington Daily Times has documented the history of the city and the surrounding areas for almost seventy years. Beginning as the weekly Farmington Times Hustler in 1903, the newspaper changed its name to the Daily Times when in commenced daily service in 1949. The paper amassed countless images over the years, and in 1995, the DAily Times donated its archival collection of photographs to the Farmington Museum. For the first time, examples from the collection will be on display in the museum's lobby.

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

Join our department at various neighborhood parks across the city for some good, old-fashioned fun! Play tag, ladder golf, shoot hoops, do a scavenger hunt, roll down hills, or just come enjoy the sun and shade at our monthly Park Play Days. This month we will be in Sycamore Park, in Farmington. Don’t miss this super fun, FREE event!

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

Ever wonder what hoodoos look like in the moonlight? Join the Farmington Museum for a hike in the Bisti Badlands during the full moon and find out! Space is limited. This trip is for adults. Registration is required and can be completed at www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under “Exploring the Four Corners” or at the museum. Please dress warmly and bring a flashlight if you have one.

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

Join the Farmington Museum for our annual national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. Pictured: 2017 Best of Show by Kate Rivers. Map of the Wold (mixed media on paper).

Join the Halloween fun at Orchard Park in historic downtown Farmington at this family-friendly event! Activities include Trick-or-Treating on Main Street, vendor activities, and costume contests for all ages. Don't miss it - it's sure to be spooktacular! And adults and teens can slide down to the Farmington Civic Center afterward for the Halloween Dance (visit www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter for more info on that).