Fiber Arts Trails

THE NEW MEXICO FIBER ARTS TRAILS are a collaboration between New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and a grassroots network of fiber artists to cultivate awareness of our rich and unique fiber arts heritage and innovations, as well as opportunities for artists to prosper in their home communities.

Rural fiber arts destinations, outside of Albuquerque and Santa Fe, are highlighted in the trails guide and brochure.

Want to Learn More?

The free brochure and detailed 64-page guide to the New Mexico Fiber Arts Trails are packed with information on fiber arts in rural New mexico. Call 505-827-6490, or instate 1-800-879-4278, to request a copy by mail.

You can also go to the NM Fiber Arts Trails Website: http://www.nmfiberarts.org/

To download the brochures, click here:
http://www.nmfiberarts.org/?view=download

Special Notices regarding the Fiber Arts Trails :

Site #1, Española Valley Fiber Arts Center, is the Fiber Network Site for the northern half of the state. If you have questions about certain trail sites, road conditions, directions, etc. please call us at 505-747-3577 or email dianeb@evfac.org.

Site #2, Santa Clara Trading, has closed.

Site #3, Black Mesa Fiber Arts, would like you to know that they are also open by appointment. Please call 505-753-3781.

Site #30, Koehler Studio, has a correction for their listed directions: After turning right on Avenida Eldorado, cross the railroad tracks. It is then 7/10 mile PAST the tracks to Avenida Compadres.

Site #47, Ramah Navajo Weavers Association, would like you to know that they are also open by appointment. Please call them at 505-775-3254.

For the southern part of the state, the Fiber Network Site is the Southwest Women's Fiber Arts Collective in Silver City, 505-538-3733, info@fiberartscollective.org.