ArtsThrive
March 2, 2025 - March 9, 2025
Join us in celebrating decades of art and community with the FINAL 34th year of ArtsThrive, a show and sale held at Albuquerque Museum. Albuquerque Museum Foundation presents nine days of opportunities to mix, mingle, and buy artwork from local, regional, and national artists in support of our mission.
- February 27, 2025: Collectors’ Premiere
- March 1, 2025: Saturday Gala
- March 2 – 9, 2025: On view to the public and for sale at Albuquerque Museum. Online sales end March 8.
- March 9, 2025: Final Call
Watch for more information to come about ticketed events and additional programming.
Support our mission at Albuquerque Museum Foundation through a donation. Your contribution makes a lasting impact, even if you can’t attend the event. Click on the green ♥ Donate button at the bottom of the page.
For more information about these events, call Elaine Richardson at 505-677-8491.
Artists: 2025 ArtsThrive Call for Entry is closed.
Thank You 2024 ArtsThrive sponsors
VIEW THE AT25 SPONSORSHIP PACKET
Albuquerque Museum Foundation’s biggest fundraising event of the year!
Imagine an event where hundreds of works of art from some of the most prestigious artists in New Mexico and throughout the country are on view—and for sale—in a beautiful gallery at Albuquerque Museum… An event that celebrates our vibrant cultural community and raises funds to support Albuquerque’s beloved art and history museum… Stellar opening weekend parties that give art enthusiasts an opportunity meet, mingle, and buy.
Now, imagine your organization’s name and brand attached to this stellar event. For more information about becoming an ArtsThrive sponsor, call Denise Crouse at 505-677-8489.
THE HISTORY OF ARTSTHRIVE
In 1990, Albuquerque Museum Foundation launched The Miniatures Show, the most successful fundraising event in the history of the Foundation and Albuquerque Museum. Led by the commitment, vision, and devotion of artist and patron Betty Sabo (1928-2016), Miniatures & More enabled collectors to have access to exceptional artists; provided essential funding to the Museum; and support the prolific artist community in Albuquerque and beyond.
In 2017, the event was re-branded as ArtsThrive. The new name and identity spoke to those who are passionate about art, appealed to a broader audience, and communicated the longevity and success of this fundraiser. Today, ArtsThrive is an important part of Albuquerque’s cultural community, supporting Albuquerque Museum and the artists who participate.