New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs

The committee meeting agenda includes reports from the Chairman and the State Historic Preservation Officer. Key matters for discussion involve State Register listings for the Dorothy McKibbin House and Cal-Linn Building, updates on the Cultural Properties Restoration Fund, and revised text for official scenic historic markers. The committee will also review numerous state income tax credit project applications for various properties. Additionally, the agenda covers permit matters, including applications for listing in the SHPO Directory for archaeologists and architectural historians, as well as general investigation and project-specific permit requests.

This document is a feasibility study for the Española Lowrider Museum, evaluating the cultural, economic, and operational potential of establishing a dedicated museum in Española. The study outlines goals to preserve and celebrate lowrider history, support cultural traditions, inspire creativity, foster education and workforce development, and contribute to the region's economic vitality and tourism, positioning Española as the 'Lowrider Capital of the World.' It further details museum framework, potential locations, and preliminary cost estimates, providing a comprehensive roadmap for the museum's development and long-term success.

The board meeting agenda includes the review and approval of gifts and acquisitions for the Museum of International Folk Art and the New Mexico History Museum. Key action items involve authorizing free community days, chamber music box office operations, the use of funds for market acquisitions, and the strategic plan for the Office of Archaeological Studies. Additionally, the board will deliberate on residential leases for Department of Cultural Affairs employees and the approval of related historic sites residential lease agreements, alongside receiving reports from executive directors and department leadership.

The Board of Regents of the Museum of New Mexico has scheduled a regular meeting to be held at the Vernick Auditorium of the Museum of International Folk Art. The notice provides information regarding public access, options for remote attendance via video conferencing, and instructions for individuals requiring auxiliary aids or services. It also outlines the procedures for submitting public comments and obtaining meeting documentation, including agendas and minutes.

The board meeting agenda includes reports from the chairman, the department of cultural affairs secretary, and the museum's support organization. Museum leadership will provide updates on operations, budget and finance, property, collections, exhibits, and educational programming. Old business includes discussions on director position requirements and strategic planning. New business involves a memorandum of understanding with New Mexico State University regarding a container farm and an update on the gift shop space. Additionally, an executive session is planned to discuss limited real estate matters and potential lease agreements.