"All the Single Ladies" tells select stories from the trailblazing lives of unmarried women in the 19th century, who were homesteaders, Harvey girls, boarding house owners, teachers, madams, prostitutes, and entertainers. Made possible through a grant from AZ Humanities.

Come hear Alfred J. Quiroz, David Taylor, Alex Macias, and Vanessa Saavedra speak about the exhibition and their work on the U.S.-Mexico border. Refreshments and exhibition viewing after discussion. Students, faculty, and Museum Members are free with ID. image, Alejandro Macias, Border Watcher III

Southern Arizona weaver, natural dyer, and fiber artist – will speak about his journey from media sales to an ongoing exploration of natural dyeing.

Our Semi - Annual Mata Ortiz pottery sale is back! We are very excited to have Oralia Lopez joining us at this event. Lopez is best known for her intricate patterns of graduated squares and triangles, and will be performing a live pottery painting demonstration.

From gathering the finest of wool, to infusing design through the use of special dye formulas and patterns passed down generationally, the Navajo weaver’s process in creating majestic textiles is a special, unique story.

On April 5th, 2025, artists from all corners of Arizona captured the beauty of our state through plein air painting. These paintings will be coming to the Four Corners Gallery on April 30th and will stay up until May 31st.

Have fun learning basic jewelry making techniques to create a beautiful, metal pair of earrings or pendant without a huge investment in tools and equipment. Class is taught by Leonor Pisano and Celest Michelotti, National and International award winning jewelers. Call or purchase tickets online.

Join us for an informative lecture with Scott Warren. This event is in conjunction with our Twisted Road: Finding Home in America exhibition, and is free with museum admission.