This exhibit features 50 watercolor paintings and drawings of western U.S. national parks.

This hands-on exhibit features a life-sized replica of an excavated trench wall.

This exhibit examines the practice of poaching, its negative impact on environments, how it differs from hunting and what you can do to stop it.

This exhibit features items the museum obtained from Edward Curtis in the first half of the 20th century.

Informative text panels, artists' submissions and a community art project explore the lives of the interesting creatures called javelinas.

This exhibit focuses on modern-day archaeology techniques and the secrets they've helped reveal about the Hohokam people.

'The Gratitude Train: Artifacts From the French Merci Train - Expansion.' This exhibit features gifts given by the people of France in thanks for American generosity in the wake of World War II.

This exhibit features recollections, memoribilia and writings related to the federal government's former practice of forcing American Indians to attend boarding schools far from home.

'Old Traditions in New Pots: Silver Seed Pots From the Norman L. Sandfield Collection.' This exhibit features contemporary miniature silver seed pots created by American Indian jewelers.

This exhibit presents a retrospective of Fonseca's work, which was frequently influenced by his Native American heritage.

This interactive exhibit explores how American Indian artists eflect their environments in their artwork.

In conjunction with the sculpture display at the Desert Botanical Garden, the Heard Museum will be presenting a variety of paintings, drawings and smaller works showcasing Houser's range of talents.

This exhibit features sculptures, textiles and graphics that showcase the artistic talents of the Inuit people.

Learn about some of the interesting people who helped shape the state's history and development.

The artifacts and photographs in this exhibit tell the stories of the crew of the USS Arizona, one of the ships struck down during the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

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This exhibit features 18 oil paintings from local artist Liz Guy.

This exhibit features photographs capturing the grace and beauty of the saguaro cactus.

This exhibit features uniquely-designed artist books that explore the boundaries of how a "book" is defined.

This exhibit features 18 bronze sculptures by renowned Native American artist Allan Houser.

For the hardiest weed warriors the Wednesday work parties may require hiking in to infested areas and pulling activities on steep slopes. For more information call 615-7855 or eeducation@pima.gov.

This exhibit examines the 15 symbols chosen to represent aspects of Arizona's environment, society and economy.

This exhibit features straw sculptures and charcoal drawings of horses.

Learn about how Fred Harvey and his 'Harvey Girls' helped Arizona grow.

This exhibit features 20th-century lithography that showcases the range and diversity the art form acquired over the past century.

This tour includes a visit to the Cabaret Cinema, Music Pavillion, Seminar Theater, Wright's private office, and the Taliesin West living room. The tour lasts about 90 minutes.

This exhibit examines the wonderful vitality of the art of the second half of the 20th century.