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Opening Ceremony Road to 250 Arizona Traveling Museum

Sat, Feb 14

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Prescott Chamber of Commerce building

Join us Saturday, February 14 at 10 AM at the Prescott Chamber of Commerce building for the opening ceremony of the Road to 250 Arizona Traveling Museum, featuring distinguished speakers, special proclamations, and a tribute to Arizona’s shared history.

Opening Ceremony Road to 250 Arizona Traveling Museum
Opening Ceremony Road to 250 Arizona Traveling Museum

Time & Location

Feb 14, 2026, 10:00 AM – 10:35 AM

Prescott Chamber of Commerce building, 117 W Goodwin St, Prescott, AZ 86303, USA

About the Event

Road to 250 Arizona Traveling Museum Opening Ceremony, set for Saturday, February 14 at 10 am on Goodwin Street between Cortez and Montezuma Street, in front of the Prescott Chamber of Commerce building at 117 W. Goodwin.


9:30am- Plan to arrive

10:00am- Land acknowledgment - Manual Lucero, Museum of Indigenous People - 2 min

10:02am- Posting of Colors- Sons of the American Revolution- 5 min

10:07am- Singing of the National Anthem- Candace Devine- 3 min

10:10am- Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance

  • Invocation- Chief Deputy Newnum (YCSO)- 3 min

  • Pledge of Allegiance- Chief Amy Bonney (Prescott PD)- 1 min

10:14am- Welcome & Historical Context- MC Stuart Rosebrook, Sharlot Hall Museum- 5 min

10:19am- Guest Speakers- 15 to 20 min total (MC will introduce each speaker)

  • Proclamation from the Governor - read by Laura Terech, AZ 250 Commission- 2 min

  • Secretary of State (AZ)- Adrian Fontes- 3 min

  • Yavapai County Board of Supervisors Chair Brooks Compton- 2 min

  • Yavapai County Sheriff David Rhodes- 2 min

  • Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing- 2 min

10:34am (Approx)- MC will provide Closing Remarks

10:35am Retire Colors For more info... https://www.experienceprescott.com/things-to-do/america-250-celebrating-250-years-of-freedom/

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