Join Carole De Cosmo, quilting historian, for this presentation of nostalgic journey through Arizona's past via historic quilts. Carole is the Executive Director of the Arizona Farm and Ranch Experience […]
Join us for a book signing and reading by local Gilbert Children's author, Brenda Lochinger. She will read from her acclaimed books about Squirrely, Twirrely and Whirrely, siblings in the […]
Kick off National Wildflower Week and May Day with this fun and instructive art workshop where participants will learn how to paint flowers using watercolors. Led by acclaimed artist, art […]
Join us as students from Gilbert Classical Academy instruct children on building some amazing STEM projects. Participants will code a robot that they can move through an obstacle course, make […]
During this virtual presentation, supported by Citizen Voice, participants will learn more about the history of water and power in the valley and the Salt River Project. This presentation will […]
Every month we offer a chance for the public to come and see artifacts in our collection that are normally not available for public viewing. This month we will showcase […]
It was the biggest single battle ever fought in Arizona. It happened 160 years ago and lasted only half and hour. It is largely unknown in the annals of Arizona […]
HD SOUTH--Home of the Gilbert Historical Museum, in partnership with Fry’s Food Stores, a division of the Kroger Company, will commission a professional artist to create indoor artwork for a […]
The Federalist Papers is a series of 85 essays written by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison between October 1787 and May 1788. The essays were published anonymously, under […]
Herbalism is the study and the use of medicinal plants. Plants have been the basis for medical treatments through most of humans history and such traditional medicine is widely practiced […]