History & Heritage

Arizona's historic journey runs from Alta California to Mexico to the Gadsden Purchase to becoming the last continental US state, from our state's original inhabitants to the Wild West to the varied cultural landscape of today. Commemorate history at art exhibitions, neighborhood tours, museum events, and so much more. Arizona's enduring spirit is worth remembering.

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Oct 3 - Aug 9

Oaxacan Folk Art from the Shepard Barbash and Vicki Ragan Collection

The exhibition includes more than 100 wooden carvings and clay sculptures created in the state of Oaxaca in southern Mexico. Subjects include festival and market scenes, Bible stories, a variety of animals, and mythical and fantastic figures. The exhibition is organized by Tucson Museum of Art and curated by Kristopher Driggers, Schmidt Curator of Latin American Art.

Tucson, AZ

Tucson Museum of Art

Mar 14 - May 14

Southwest Color: A Celebration of Our Heritage

A photo exhibit capturing the rich culture of the southwest.

Tubac, AZ

Mar 15 - May 17

Monthly Archaeology Hike at Red Rock

Every Sunday, join a guide for a hike in the red rocks and learn about the history of Sinagua people and the importance of cultural sites!

Sedona, AZ

Mar 22 - May 31

Ethnobotany Guided Hike

Guides explain how plant life is interconnected with indigenous cultures, pioneer settlers, people in our contemporary times, and wildlife!

Sedona, AZ

Apr 4 - Apr 4

Pinetop-Lakeside Tillman Honor Run

Honor the legacy of Pat Tillman and support the Pat Tillman Foundation at this fun, casual community run.

Pinetop-Lakeside, AZ

Apr 4 - Apr 5

History of the Soldier

Join Fort Verde as re-enactors bring soldiers, of various backgrounds, to life. History will be retold with demonstrations and exhibits.

Camp Verde, AZ

Fort Verde State Historical Park