Melissa Peeples, Ph.D., Native Seed Search will explain how indigenous people farmed in the arid lands southwest United States over the last 4,000 years.
This exhibit draws together both a visual evocation of a newly declared national monument – Bears Ears, at the heart of the Colorado Plateau – and the voices of those […]
This exhibit draws together both a visual evocation of a newly declared national monument – Bears Ears, at the heart of the Colorado Plateau – and the voices of those […]
This exhibit draws together both a visual evocation of a newly declared national monument – Bears Ears, at the heart of the Colorado Plateau – and the voices of those […]
This exhibit draws together both a visual evocation of a newly declared national monument – Bears Ears, at the heart of the Colorado Plateau – and the voices of those […]
Join Albert Abril, primitive skills specialist, for a fun workshop learning how to process gourds to make a useable canteen. Canteens will follow the patterns of Indigenous and early Latino styles.
This exhibit draws together both a visual evocation of a newly declared national monument – Bears Ears, at the heart of the Colorado Plateau – and the voices of those […]
We are honored to have Stephen Strom, Eric Descheenie, and Alfred Lomahquahu join us at Gallery 4 in the Gilbert Museum to discuss Bears Ears on Tuesday, October 10 from […]
Wild food expert, Peggy Sue Sorensen, will lead this workshop where participants will learn how to select, harvest and prepare mesquite beans for tasty and nutritious additions to meals.
This exhibit draws together both a visual evocation of a newly declared national monument – Bears Ears, at the heart of the Colorado Plateau – and the voices of those […]
