Paul Hirt, Arizona State University professor in the School of Sustainability and Smithsonian/ Arizona Humanities Scholar will discuss the historical and cultural significance of water in Arizona. How has water shaped our history and tradition? How does it impact our daily life? How will the relationship between people and water evolve in the future?
Join museum volunteers for stories and activities. Ages 3 – 5. Free for adults and children!
Jim Duncan, coordinator of Salt River Project's Multi-Use Canal Development program, will share what SRP and their municipal partners are doing to make valley canals beautiful and useful for residents and visitors.
Join Marilynn Igleski, certified yoga instructor, for an hour of yoga that will help relax participants while conditioning muscles. Open to participants of all levels of yoga experience. Please bring your own yoga mat and water. Open to teens through adults. First session is complimentary FREE per session for HD SOUTH members $5 per session for […]
Annette Ruiz, artist and educator will lead this workshop that discusses Day of the Dead and Halloween while participants make masks they can use for decorations or for Dead of the Dead and Halloween events. Cost: $20 members; $35 non-members
Closing Reception for Water Flow and Tidal Rhythms exhibition.
Join museum volunteers for stories and activities. Ages 3 – 5. Free for adults and children!
Trees Matter and arborist Dan Stevens will show participants how they can have beautiful trees, habitat for birds, edible fruit and save on water and power.
Join Marilynn Igleski, certified yoga instructor, for an hour of yoga that will help relax participants while conditioning muscles. Open to participants of all levels of yoga experience. Please bring your own yoga mat and water. Open to teens through adults. First session is complimentary FREE per session for HD SOUTH members $5 per session for […]
Join Christina Rosepapa in this art workshop where participants will learn how to use colored pencil to draw and color.
