Museum of Indigenous People Prescott: Explore Native Art and History
The Museum of Indigenous People in Prescott, Arizona, is a cornerstone for preserving and celebrating Native American heritage. Located at 147 North Arizona Avenue, Prescott, the museum showcases a rich tapestry of indigenous culture through exhibits, artifacts, and events. Visitors can immerse themselves in the history and contributions of Native American communities while enjoying expertly curated displays. With a focus on education and cultural appreciation, the Museum of Indigenous People offers an inspiring experience for all. Plan your visit today and discover the enduring legacy of indigenous peoples in Prescott, Arizona.
90 Years Strong Let's Build for the Future
Our Welcome Center campaign is moving forward.
Thanks to strong support in our quiet phase, we’re preparing for construction as early as 2027. Now, we invite the public to join us and invest in the next 90 years of the Museum of Indigenous People.
To instill understanding and respect for the indigenous cultures of the southwest.
Sue Y. C.
Archeological treasures from the area, beautiful donated artifacts and artwork of and by indigenous tribal members; helpful, knowledgeable volunteers.
Thoroughly enjoyed this! A lot of history is explained here, with a great amount and variety of artifacts and displays. Staff was very friendly ...
Charlotte K.
Love this museum. It's small, but the displays are very informative and the building all the artifacts are displayed in is an artifact itself.
