Join the Farmington Museum for our national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This annual show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. For more information, including how to enter, please visit CallForEntry.org and use the keyword "Farmington."

The Totah Festival is a marketplace where Native American artists share their skills and craftsmanship with the community, visitors, and each other. The festival, held every Labor Day weekend in Farmington, features a fine art show, Pow-Wow, cultural dance expo, and Navajo rug auction. In years past, artists were encouraged to submit designs for the annual advertising poster. In conjunction with this year’s festival, the Farmington Museum will showcase all of the posters created since 1989.

Join the Farmington Museum for our national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This annual show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. For more information, including how to enter, please visit CallForEntry.org and use the keyword "Farmington."

The Totah Festival is a marketplace where Native American artists share their skills and craftsmanship with the community, visitors, and each other. The festival, held every Labor Day weekend in Farmington, features a fine art show, Pow-Wow, cultural dance expo, and Navajo rug auction. In years past, artists were encouraged to submit designs for the annual advertising poster. In conjunction with this year’s festival, the Farmington Museum will showcase all of the posters created since 1989.

Join the Farmington Museum for our national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This annual show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. For more information, including how to enter, please visit CallForEntry.org and use the keyword "Farmington."

The Totah Festival is a marketplace where Native American artists share their skills and craftsmanship with the community, visitors, and each other. The festival, held every Labor Day weekend in Farmington, features a fine art show, Pow-Wow, cultural dance expo, and Navajo rug auction. In years past, artists were encouraged to submit designs for the annual advertising poster. In conjunction with this year’s festival, the Farmington Museum will showcase all of the posters created since 1989.

Join the Farmington Museum for our national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This annual show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. For more information, including how to enter, please visit CallForEntry.org and use the keyword "Farmington."

The Totah Festival is a marketplace where Native American artists share their skills and craftsmanship with the community, visitors, and each other. The festival, held every Labor Day weekend in Farmington, features a fine art show, Pow-Wow, cultural dance expo, and Navajo rug auction. In years past, artists were encouraged to submit designs for the annual advertising poster. In conjunction with this year’s festival, the Farmington Museum will showcase all of the posters created since 1989.

Join the Farmington Museum for our national juried art competition, Gateway to Imagination. This annual show attracts fine artists from across the country and will feature approximately 100 entries, including paintings, watercolors, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media. For more information, including how to enter, please visit CallForEntry.org and use the keyword "Farmington."

"SHIPWRECK! Pirates & Treasure, Presented by Monaco Rare Coins," brings real shipwreck treasures - and the technology used to recover it - right to the Farmington Museum! Find out what it's like to be a shipwreck explorer, the captain of a sinking ship or a pirate on the run with hands-on activities including a robotic arm to pick up treasure and a hurricane simulator to challenge the storm. Discover more than 500 priceless artifacts recovered from famous shipwrecks including real gold and silver treasure recovered from thousands of feet deep.

The Totah Festival is a marketplace where Native American artists share their skills and craftsmanship with the community, visitors, and each other. The festival, held every Labor Day weekend in Farmington, features a fine art show, Pow-Wow, cultural dance expo, and Navajo rug auction. In years past, artists were encouraged to submit designs for the annual advertising poster. In conjunction with this year’s festival, the Farmington Museum will showcase all of the posters created since 1989.

The Farmington Museum's annual living history extravaganza, REAL Night at the Museum is back! Join us for live music, tractor rides, and traditional favorite hands-on activities and crafts that bring the past to life. Apple pressing, butter churning, candle making, log cabin building, leather stamping, and and biscuit making over an open fire will all be a part of this exciting event.