Top New Mexico Art Classes

Get the chance to break glass and melt metal while creating unique works of art at this stained glass class in Santa Fe. Using straight-forward instruction, your teacher will show you centuries-old techniques of an art form that goes back to the 6th century. You'll make suncatcher ornaments using techniques developed by the famous Tiffany glassmakers. Newbies welcome, and discounts offered for BIPOC.

There are very few stained glass classes in the US, and even fewer that don't require multiple weeks and hundreds of dollars. We make stained glass accessible and fun!

Become a Santa Fe artist in an afternoon! We limit the number of participants in this activity so it's a very intimate experience.

Santa Fe is a mecca for artists who have a wide array of diverse creative talents. In this activity, travelers work with an experienced artist-teacher who is trained to bring out the creative talents of everyone, even novices. We specialize in abstraction and make painting approachable and fun.

There’s nowhere better to try your hand at wheel-throwing than Santa Fe, arguably America’s artsiest city. With this experiential wheel-throwing class—geared to travelers and newbies—get one no-strings session, led by a pro. Great for friends, families, and anyone interested in getting their hands dirty, leave the wheel having explored your artistic side. Note: this is not a pottery-making class; pieces are recycled afterward.

Learn the art of leather saddle tooling from a second-generation leatherworker. Focusing on creative expression - I teach the process, then set you free to make your own patterns and designs. Students will create functional pieces of leather art: wrist cuffs, keychains, bookmarks, and coasters that make the perfect keepsake or gift. A unique high desert experience ideal for couples and families, large groups, or weddings. Solo travelers also welcome!

The tour is operated by a professional photographer who runs a Santa Fe tour company. Benefit from our extensive knowledge of both the history of the area and unique locations.

A great activity for friends, partners, or families to do together! Each creation is completely unique, and you'll learn new things in a safe and comfortable environment, with expert guidance the whole way. Leave with one-of a kind wearable treasures, made with your own hands! We teach groups of up to six participants; if you have fewer than six participants and would like to make this a private experience, please reach out to us and we will do our best to accommodate. Our studio on Canyon Road in Santa Fe is in the heart of the historic arts district, surrounded by world-class galleries and the unique Pueblo-Revival architecture that this area is known for. With views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, and the Santa Fe River close by, you are truly in a creative's paradise.

- Meet contemporary artist Paul Seftel in his Cerrillos studio - Explore original mineral-based paintings created with marble, turquoise, and copper oxide - Intimate, private experience with refreshments included - Conveniently located just 25 minutes south of Santa Fe along the Turquoise Trail - Perfect for art lovers, collectors, and creative travelers WHAT TO EXPECT This visit offers a personal look into the artist’s process, materials, and philosophy. Guests can view works, enjoy light refreshments, explore new thresholds of light and the experience room, and view available originals and limited editions.

The psychic message and healing circle included in the workshop offers profound psychic insights about your personal, professional, and spiritual life. You’ll receive the unique spiritual guidance that the collective spirit of the circle attracts, and psychic answers to your specific questions from the tarot and clairvoyant reading. All workshop tools are provided and include the Tarot and the Speaking Stones.

Discover why New Mexico is called the Land of Enchantment and reconnect with your artistic spirit on this one-of-a-kind walking tour from Taos. Using your phone, connect with your ‘creative collaborator,’ to wander along a scenic stretch of the Rio Grande on a walk designed to awaken your senses and tap into your inner artistry with creative exercises.