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The Heard Museum in Phoenix is a renowned institution focused on the art, history, and culture of American Indian peoples, particularly from the Southwest. Founded in 1929, the museum features twelve galleries with both permanent and rotating exhibitions, including highlights like "HOME: Native People in the Southwest" and "Away From Home: American Indian Boarding School Stories." The museum also offers outdoor sculpture gardens, a café, and a gift shop. It hosts major annual events such as the Indian Fair & Market and the World Championship Hoop Dance Contest. Known for its in-depth storytelling and immersive exhibits, the Heard Museum provides an educational and cultural experience that appeals to a wide range of visitors.
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Fees: Park Admission
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Links: https://heard.org/
By Jeremy Dye
I had a bunch of places flagged as possibilities to visit and ended up at the Heard Museum. The museum was giant, and they had lots of cool Native American things.
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