Filled with more than 10,000 pieces of folk art from all over the world, the Museum of International Folk Art houses the world’s largest collection of ethnic crafts from hundreds of cultures, including dolls, puppets and masks, plus textiles, ceramics and period dress. A special lounge for families includes books that relate to ongoing and special exhibits, plus hands-on opportunities to play with puppets, building blocks, doll house and a train set. Outside on the Milner Plaza, kids like following a brick labyrinth. Cost: $8 adults ($6 New Mexico residents); free for kids under age 16.