The Santa Luisa Museum of the Southwest is located in a lovely park-like setting on Lake Santa Luisa. The Museum houses several impressive permanent collections of early Taos art, Navajo weaving, and basket weaving and pottery from the Acoma and Santa Clara Pueblos. The museum has a restaurant and a sculpture garden. Recently, several couples requested permission to rent the facilities after hours for their weddings. One couple felt the sculpture garden would provide an ideal setting for an evening wedding in June. An¬

other couple, two potters, thought the pottery collection would be a perfect background.

Each couple would need the use of the restaurant kitchen but would provide any neces¬

sary extra tables and chairs. If you were the director of the museum, what factors would you consider in determining how to treat the use of the museum for weddings and other parties?