During the late 1800s a specialized group of frontiersmen began arriving in the Southwest. They were part artist, part technician and part chemist—these were the frontier photographers! They came with […]
Location: Territorial Women's Memorial Rose Garden Visitors will have a chance to dig deeper into our Territorial Women's Memorial Rose Garden. Craft a tissue paper rose, corresponding with one of […]
Have you ever wanted to be a blacksmith? Or hand-stitch designs into a quilt? Immerse yourself in Territorial Prescott. From professions to crafts, experience how everyday people made a life. […]
Join us for opening day of the Museum's newest exhibit: "To the Rodeo, Pardner!" This year, the Prescott area will welcome rodeo fans from around the world to the annualcelebration […]
“Lights! Places! ACTION!” The Tales that Lay Before Us invites students to explore frontier folklore through the colorful world of the stage. Open to kids ages 8-14, the 5-day summer […]
Wipe your blues away; it’s a sunny day. Pack up a picnic basket and venture out to the Museum. Test your luck and pan for gold, challenge your family to […]
Calling all creators! Explore the inventions of the past. Be inspired to build something for the present, and share your results. The campus is your laboratory to play and experiment […]
An apple a day keeps the doctor away...or does it? Early pioneers did not always have access to the latest medical solutions. For some, it started in their garden. Others […]
The 24th annual PIAM, Sharlot Hall Museum's premier Native American art market, welcomes over 100 top Native American artists to the Museum grounds for two days of art, music, demonstrations, […]
Got superstitions? We do. From covering mirrors to living with coffins, Victorians honored their deceased loved ones and peered into the afterlife. Join us to hunt for ghosts and explore […]
