Museum with exhibitions on Indigenous American civilizations, including an extensive collection of Southwestern art.
A free three-day hands-on programme for Native American veterans and their families to learn traditional instrument making, including flutes, rattles, and drums.
14th annual event honoring Indigenous warriors with storytelling, demonstrations, music, dance, a film screening and a sunset tribute.
A 30-minute talk by Ann Marshall, PhD, Director of Research at the Heard Museum, on the new Grand Gallery exhibition Twilight.
Exclusive evening for Circles of Giving members with a first look at the Milestones exhibition, featuring a cocktail reception and hors d'oeuvres.
Exhibition of over 260 Native American pottery, sculpture, textiles, baskets, and beadwork from the Hope and John L. Furth collection.
Chief Curator Diana Pardue leads a curator talk exploring the Milestones exhibition and the Hope & John L. Furth Collection.
A beloved Phoenix tradition featuring live music, Native artist demonstrations, family art activities and museum exhibitions over four days.
The 37th Annual World Championship Hoop Dance Contest, a renowned Indigenous dance competition celebrating cultural traditions through storytelling and movement.
A weekend-long showcase of Indigenous art featuring over 600 Native artists, live entertainment, food, and a family fun zone.
25th annual gathering of Hopi and Pueblo carvers with demonstrations, live music, and a juried competition.
Exhibition of around 35 works from the collection of Delores Browne Abelson, honoring the New York gallery October Art and its support of Native American artists from the Southwest.
Members-only exhibition preview of 'Twilight: Trading Posts & Creative Legacies' with remarks from David M. Roche, featuring Navajo textiles and related art.
The Heard Museum's signature fundraising gala honoring Indigenous creativity, with honorees David & Weezie Reese and Tony Abeyta.
Exhibition presenting Delores Browne Abelson's collection of Native American art, featuring works by Harry Fonseca, Gwen Tafoya, Hazel Koyiyumptewa, Stella Charvarria and Dan Namingha, along with ephemera from her archive.
Guild meeting with a presentation on the Heard Museum's year ahead, open to the public.
A lecture by Heard Museum Curator Olivia Barney (Diné) exploring Indigenous foodways, stories, and traditions as part of the Artful Mornings series.
