Primitive Technologist and Artisan Albert Abril will lead participants in this hands-on workshop that celebrates water and how various cultures used technology to adapt to their environment. An educational and fun art project for ages 6 on up to adult. Participants will create a useable gourd canteen that they can take home. Cost: $15.00 for […]
Join museum volunteers for stories and activities. Ages 3 – 5. Free for adults and children!
Come take a journey to learn about the River People who lived in the desert. Debbie and Roy Manuel of the Salt River Pima and Maricopa Community will share their knowledge of how the Pima and Maricopa people view water and their relationships with the environment, wildlife, and their spiritual lives.
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 museum volunteers for stories and activities. Ages 3 – 5. Free for adults and children!
Join Alyson Johnson for a free workshop on using DNA for genealogy research with a special emphasis on helping adoptees learn about their ancestry. All participants need to bring a laptop.
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 […]
Covino Arts League artist Charlene Higley will help release the inner artist in participants during this drawing workshop on how to draw a hummingbird. No previous artistic experience necessary! Cost: $20 members & $40 non-members Ages 6 and up
Join museum volunteers for stories and activities. Ages 3 – 5. Free for adults and children!
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?
