The Abiquiú Gathering of Artisans is a heartfelt annual tradition that brings together artists from across Rio Arriba County—a region rich in creativity yet often underrepresented due to its rural and remote landscape. As organizers, it means a great deal to us to produce this event each year, offering a rare and meaningful opportunity for local artisans to showcase their work, connect with the community, and gain visibility. This gathering honors the deep cultural roots, resilience, and creative spirit that define Northern New Mexico, reflecting our ongoing commitment to uplifting artists in our region.
Meet our 2025 juried artists from Rio Arriba County, NM!
2026 Dates: Mid-Late Spring
5G Creations
Weavings naturally dyed 100% wool colorful
Bonnie Karr-Schuerhoff
Ethereal Beauty Inspired by Nature Itself
Brett McNeil
Handcrafted leather goods and other handmade items
Carol & Louie Martinez
Handmade Spanish Colonial and Southwest Furniture
The Warp Zone
Handmade weavings and new upcycled clothes
Ed Kabotie Santa Clara Pueblo/Hopi
Original Artwork & Giclee Prints
From Home Bakery
Beautiful Baked Goods
Rockin’ Bar F
Antler, stone, and fossil jewelry
lunadanza quilts / Janice B Quinn
Unique quilts, bags, pillows, table toppers
Just Josie
Art from nature
Kate Jacobsen Studio
Textile Works for Fashion and Home
Lisa B. Baker
The Sacred Within – Spirit Animals
Nido de Búhos Art
Hand-Colored & Lacquered Woodware
deCoy Gallerina Radical Medicine Project
Cross-Genre Cross-Platform Artivist
Margaret Naranjo
Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery
Mary Margaret’s Weavings
Rio Grande Weavings
Ray Montoya
Block relief printmaking
Rework Creative
Intuitively Designed Handcrafted Spirit Armor
Tricia A. Noll
New Mexico and Southern Colorado Digital Nature Photography
Vivian Jean
Original linoleum prints & greeting cards
Food Vendors
The Original Chicano Dog
New Mexico-style Hebrew National Hot Dogs
From Home Bakery
Beautiful Baked Goods (located inside)
Header image featuring Deandre Velasquez