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Museum membership guide
Top 28 locations in Arizona
byShiry
Live update: Updated July 26, 2021Copy link
Copy link1. Arizona Historical Society-Arizona History Museum
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ShiryThe museum website: www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org
2. Arizona Historical Society - Downtown History Museum
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3. Arizona Historical Society - Fort Lowell Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe museum website: www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org
4. Arizona Historical Society - Pioneer Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe museum website: www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org
5. Arizona Historical Society - Sanguinetti House Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe museum website: www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org
6. Arizona Historical Society Museum at Papago Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe museum website: www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org
7. Gila County Historical Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe museum website: www.gilahistorical.com
8. Show Low Historical Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe museum website: www.showlowmuseum.com
9. The Jewish History Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe museum website: www.jewishhistorymuseum.org
10. Arizona Science Center
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryFree general admission for one adult cardholder and up to three guests
11. Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium /UA Mineral Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryTwo adults and up to four children under 18.Free admission to general exhibits.
12. International Wildlife Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryUp to two adults and four children or grandchildren under 18
13. Lowell Observatory
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryTwo care-giving adults and immediately supervised children
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14. Flagstaff Arts Council
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe Flagstaff Arts Council hosts ground-breaking art exhibitions, phenomenal performances and exciting events year round at the Coconino Center for the Arts. The Center boasts a 200 seat theater and two distinctive gallery spaces.
15. Heard Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe Heard is a living museum celebrating Native people of the Southwest through its world famous collections, spectacular exhibitions, colorful festivals, artist demonstrations and artist residency programs. With exhibition galleries, outdoor sculpture gardens, and an upscale Shop and Café, the Heard Museum offers unrivalled experiences of Southwestern cultures. The Heard Museum’s galleries feature traditional and contemporary American Indian art. Especially noted is the museum’s broad array of katsina dolls, which includes a collection donated by the late Senator Barry M. Goldwater.
16. Museum of Northern Arizona
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
17. Phippen Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryGeorge Phippen, western painter and sculptor, was co-founder and the first President of the Cowboy Artists of America. Phippen passed away in 1966, but his work ethic and inspirational character encouraged a group of friends and family to pursue the creation of a facility in his honor that would specifically represent artists and artwork of the American West. Today the art, heritage, history and legends of the American West come alive at the Phippen Museum. The 17,000 sq. ft facility now boasts studio replicas, four galleries, a museum store, multipurpose classroom, research library and four permanent exhibits, including the Western Herigage Gallery and the Solon H. Borglum collection room.
18. Phoenix Art Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryWith 285,000 square feet, Phoenix Art Museum is the largest visual arts museum in the Southwest. Over 18,000 works make up the Museum’s collection emphasizing American, Asian, European, modern and contemporary, Latin American, Western American art, as well as fashion design. Not to be missed are the Thorne Miniature Rooms and the Lemon Art Research Library with more than 75,000 titles for research or personal use.
19. Pueblo Grande Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryPueblo Grande Museum is located on a 1,500 year old archaeological site once inhabited by the ancestors of the 4 southern tribes of the O’Odham, referred to as the Sonoran Desert people (Hohokam). The museum is located just minutes from downtown Phoenix next to Sky Harbor International Airport. This National Historic Landmark and Phoenix Point of Pride has been a part of the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department since 1929 and is the largest preserved archaeological site within Phoenix.
20. Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA)
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) is an artist and audience-centered institution that brings communities together under the shared philosophy that art has the power to engage our imaginations, challenge our perceptions, and inspire change. Opened in 1999, the Museum has established itself as a leader in the arts presenting innovative exhibitions and educational programs.
21. Sedona Arts Center
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
22. Sedona Heritage Museum
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23. Tucson Museum of Art
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
24. Verde Valley Archaeology Center
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25. Phoenix Zoo
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
26. SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
ALSO FEATURED IN:Top 50 Association of Zoos & Aquariums locations in United States
27. Reid Park Zoo
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
28. i.d.e.a. Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe i.d.e.a. Museum is a museum designed for exhibiting, teaching, and interacting with the fine arts. It changed its name on February 6, 2014, to i.d.e.a., which stands for "imagination, design, experience, art." The i.d.e.a.
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