Visit until June, two must-see exhibitions at this important museum in Santiago. “The Sacred Fabric: Liturgical Textiles from the San Francisco Collection”. A select display of liturgical ornaments essential to the Eucharistic ritual, highlighting the richness and complexity of textile traditions linked to religious worship. Through various typologies, techniques, and textures, the exhibition aims to value traditional religious garments, while emphasizing the chromatic richness and depth of a textile tradition whose roots are intertwined with the history of Christianity. “Hands that Restore Memory: The Sacristy of the San Francisco Convent”. This exhibit offers a detailed view of the restoration process of the Sacristy, through a series of photographs taken by the ADVERSO LAB collective. When. From January 15 to June 28. Monday to Friday,  09:30 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. / 3:00 p.m - 4:30 p.m.  Saturdays, 09:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Last entry: 30 minutes before closing. Tickets Chilean residents and foreigners residing in Chile: $3.000 Foreign tourists: $5.000 National students: $2.000 Chilean and foreign senior citizens (+60 years): $2.000 People with disabilities: $2.000