Coping with grief can be difficult, but even more so during the holidays. Presented by Thomas Arbaugh, a bi-vocationally trained Counselor and Chaplain who specializes in grief and loss, this program is designed to teach, provide practical tools, and encourage healing. If you or someone you know is journeying through the wilderness of grief, or […]
Join guest speakers, Julie Jacobs of Windhorse Counseling and Anu Marrott-Ware of Holistic Mental Health for a discussion about integrative medicine and preventing and treating common mental health problems. They each have recently completed certification as Mental Health Integrative Medicine Providers and will share information abut effective and affordable evidence-based holistic approaches to help you […]
Our sixth Centennial Saturday is geared towards one of the 5 C's of Arizona-citrus! During this workshop you will learn how to plant and successfully grow a variety of citrus tress. Learn from experienced arborist, A.J Alaniz, the correct planting techniques to use, as well as tips that will help give your newly planted trees […]
The museum will close at 12pm today.
The museum will be closed for the holiday.
The museum will be closing at 12pm.
Join instructor Marilynn Igleski as she guides class participants on the power of setting personal intentions using mindfulness and meditation. Marilynn has 600-hour yoga certification from the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts. She has been teaching yoga for over 10 years with a primary focus on the Yoga of Well Being. Open to all levels, […]
During this program, participants will learn how to use the powerful genealogy tool called FamilySearch. Jeanne Koniuszy, an expert in the field of genealogical research, will assist those who are new to exploring their ancestors, weed through the dead ends and pinpoint pertinent information. This is a wonderful program for those who are just beginning […]
Every Month we will offer a chance for the public to come and see artifacts that are normally not available for public viewing. This month we will be showcasing High School yearbooks from the years 1940-1950. Museum admission is required to see the display, and we do ask and additional $1 donation to cover the […]
Silver was discovered in Globe in 1873 and within 3 years, numerous other silver mines were operating in Gila and Pinal counties. Silver mining in Arizona was a powerful stimulus for exploration and prospecting in the early days. During this program, Les Presmyk, mining engineer and geologist, will discuss the impact silver mining had on […]
