Prescott, Arizona, is a place where Indigenous history is not just preserved but lived and celebrated. As you explore this vibrant city, you will find a rich tapestry of Native American culture woven into its art, history, and community events. This guide will help you discover the top things to do in Prescott, Arizona, with a focus on authentic Indigenous experiences that honor the traditions and voices of the Southwest.

Visitors to the Museum of Indigenous People in Prescott, Arizona often stop to take photos in front of the mural “We Are Still Here” by Dustin Lopez (Diné / Laguna Pueblo). The museum welcomes Indigenous and Native American visitors from across many Nations, with free admission for Native visitors, museum members, and children under 13. It is a place to connect with living Indigenous culture, history, and community.

The new Museum of Indigenous People 2026 Calendar of Events is here, filled with opportunities to gather, learn, celebrate, and connect with Indigenous culture throughout the year. Whether you’re planning: A family outing A homeschool or classroom field trip A meaningful New Year’s Eve celebration A cultural weekend experience A holiday tradition Or something special to share with out-of-town guests Our calendar makes it easy to plan ahead.