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Phoenix Art Museum
The Southwest?s premier destination for world-class visual arts. Popular international exhibitions are shown along side the Museum?s outstanding collection of more than 18,000 wor... visitphoenix.com
Arizona Science Center - Phoenix, Az
This science museum offers over 300 hands-on exhibits in five themed galleries. There are also featured exhibitions. FIRST FLOOR Waterworks in the Compas CourtAn interactive water p... waymarking.com
Scottsdale Museum Of Contemporary Art
Upon the acceptance of two paintings in 1967 by artist Earl Hammock (donated by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Maxwell of Scottsdale), the City of Scottsdale formed its Fine Arts Commission a... museumland.net
The Bead Museum - Glendale, Arizona
Originally in Prescott, Arizona, the Bead Museum moved to Glendale, Arizona in 1998. This unique museum was founded in 1984 by Gabrielle Liese and houses an international collection... waymarking.com
Pueblo Grande Ruin & Irrigation Sites
The prehistoric platform mound and associated archeological remains at Pueblo Grande represent one of the last surviving urban architectural sites of its kind in the Southwestern United Sta... cr.nps
Heard Museum
Even if it didn"t house one of the world"s premiere collections of Native American art, you"d want to hang out in this space. The Spanish Colonial-style architecture harkens t... travelandleisure.com
Hall Of Flame Museum - Phoenix Az
This large museum has one of the largest collections of firefighting equipment dating from 1725 including hand-drawn and horse-drawn pumpers, hook-and-ladder wagons, helmets, unifor... waymarking.com
Arizona State University Art Museum
The ASU Art Museum a division of The Katherine K. Herberger College of Fine Arts. Its mission is to serve a diverse community of artists and audiences through innovative programmin... museumstuff.com
Phoenix Police Museum
The Phoenix Police Museum is very much committed in its goals to educate the public in our rich history; to interact with the citizens of the city of Phoenix through a positive lea... museumstuff.com
Arizona Capitol Museum
The Arizona Capitol Museum brings history to life through exhibits, special events and tours. Over 20 exhibits tell Arizonas story from territorial days to the present. Located in the 1901 C... az.us
Arizona Mining And Mineral Museum
Rocks are a hit with most grandchildren, especially if they are the shiny, colorful type. Arizona is the biggest mining state in the country, and the Arizona Mining and Mineral Mu... grandparents.com
Shemer Art Center & Museum
A 1920s Santa Fe mission-style building showcasing work of Arizona artists and offering lectures, classes and workshops and special events for adults and youth. Shemer Arts Center... visitphoenix.com
Petersen House Museum
Home of Niels Petersen, one of the Valley's pioneer farmers, came to the Tempe area in 1871. This young Danish immigrant homesteaded on 160 acres south of town. - After years of ha... museumstuff.com
Scottsdale Historical Museum
Originally built as Scottsdale's first "Little Red School House," this facility was used most recently by the Chamber of Commerce during its restoration and conservation. Collect... mytravelguide.com
Rosson House At Heritage Square
Home of the Rosson House Museum, a beautifully restored 1895 historic home open for public tours in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. - Historic Heritage Square, located inside Heritage &... museumstuff.com
Tempe History Museum
If your idea of Tempe and Arizona State University is college students and a raucous Mill Avenue nightlife crowd, head to the museum to learn about the city that began as a farming c... azcentral.com
Arizona Historical Society Museum
The Museum at Papago Park is one of Arizona's leading historical museums located in the metropolitan Phoenix area. This renowned museum is filled with the state's unique and inspi... visitphoenix.com
Museo Chicano
Chicano Museum and Latino Center for the arts, presenting changing exhibits on the culture of Latinos. - Related workshops, classes, and seminars are conducted. Guided tours availa... museumstuff.com