8. Pueblo Grande Museum (Phoenix, Arizona)
An archaeological site museum and repository brings an ancient Hohokam village to contemporary Phoenix. Archaeology programs for children, petroglyph hikes, lectures and workshops, plus a food and craft fair, and Navajo rug and art auction, deliver something for everyone. Summer programs (“Hohokam Experience Summer” for future archaeologists ages 7 to 12; storytelling for ages 3 to 5) make the perfect summer break for children, and their parents.
Related Articles
-
In large and small institutions, curators create magic through creativity and imagination in the West’s…
-
Quentin Tarantino is making good on his long-standing promise to direct a Spaghetti Western. The…
-
Hollywood and Western mythology seemed to strike a chord with Western art museums and their…
