Update 7/4/22: This lecture has been rescheduled from May 21. Thank you for your patience! 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 their cameras, tripods, photo chemicals and wagons to document the […]
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 […]
Experience Prescott's premier wine event at the Sharlot Hall Museum's annual fundraiser. Enjoy fine wines, craft brews, and other artisanal drinks paired with gourmet hors d'oeuvres by local chefs. Listen […]
School is in session! Using everyday materials, create your own corn husk model classroom with students and a teacher. Who makes the rules? You do. Pop-up programs are monthly mini-programs, […]
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, […]
As ghosts and ghouls come out to play, join us as we become historians that interact with these legends and superstitions. Craft your own spooky-themed pop-up card while concocting a Frankenstein fill-in-the-blank story. Pop-up programs are monthly mini-programs, held in one of our exhibits. This year’s theme is “Hands-On History”—engage with Arizona history in an […]
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 […]
