Millicent Rogers Museum - Art museum in El Prado - 1504 Millicent Rogers Rd, USA

The museum is a former home donated to be the place for all the different art pieces. Millicent is not the only artist you will find here. But the most spectacular pieces I found here were the jewelry pieces. Those truly captivated me. Her art is interesting to look at- all have an animal in them to accompany the individual. It was a easy 2 hour visit.

Definitely worth a look. She had quite a collection, and must have been a very interesting person to know. Nice lady at the front desk was very knowledgeable about the museum, and directed us to several inverting exhibits we might have otherwise missed. Love the extremely handsome, young man in the gift shop. He really knew his stuff and has a great, and rare mind. I was tickled by our exchange.

My partner and I visited this gem of a museum in August 2023, and we enjoyed our visit immensely. We are not art critics by any means, but we loved seeing the SW art by area artists. Our visit was greatly enhanced by Karen Chertok, the director of education at the museum. She talked with us at great length about Millicent and her family and her life and how it led to this fine museum being opened by her son. We also enjoyed the size of the museum; it's not huge and overwhelming. Instead, it is a manageable size and a great way to spend a few hours admiring and learning more about local art traditions and artists. We highly recommend visiting this museum and talking with Karen (if she's available).

Beautiful collection, artfully displayed. Much more to see than I expected when approaching the building and I enjoyed the variety of tapestry, baskets, pottery, silver and turquoise jewelry and more. The gift shop was extensive and I bought some Navaho made jewelry.

Saw a small section of the museum, but did visit the gift shop. Was there for an artist demonstration - Flamenco Dancing.

A charming museum, which was bigger than I expected. We spent 2 hours there, and enjoyed our time there. Millicent Rogers herself was a transplant in Taos, but she appreciated the native American art and culture and her designs were influenced by it.

What a stunning intimate museum. The collection, story, setting., etc. It's a must see. The gift ship itself is like a museum with amazing selections and The manager Laura is delightful and very knowledgeable. A new curator is starting soon and we look forward to what her visions will bring.

This is a really First Rate Museum very highly rated. And Millicent Rogers seems to have been a very interesting person also. So I would highly recommend this place to anybody who likes Museum and Southwest art museum is just stuffed with goodies and a wonderful gift shop where I got a good deal on a book.