Visually enticing and drawing from a vast collection of ephemera, the book reveals in vivid detail how Harvey and the Santa Fe Railroad created a vision of the Southwest that still works its magic today.
Come listen to the ancient sounds of the Aztec at Pueblo Grande Museum during the special performance One World, Many Voices…
This project is dedicated to monitoring, protecting and preserving the creek and watershed, and building a community of individuals and organizations that support swimmable, drinkable, and fishable waters that flow from land to sea.
The American Southwest is drying out. The white “bathtub rings” around Lake Powell and Lake Mead, the two big reservoirs in the Colorado River Basin, are the most visible signs of our water shortage.
The American Southwest is drying out. The white “bathtub rings” around Lake Powell and Lake Mead, the two big reservoirs in the Colorado River Basin, are the most visible signs of our water shortage.
Join Phoenix, Arizona indigenous artist collective Radio Healer for a final encore performance of Animal Mother Moves the Four Winds of Rush Hour, on the back patio of Pueblo Grande Museum.
Join us for the third annual Celebration of Water (R3), and the telling of an indigenous history of the Colorado Plateau. (4pm-10pm) Featuring Live Music, Live Art, Info Booths, Childrens Corner (3:30pm-6pm) and conscious voices from the Hopi, Havasupai, and Navajo Nations. $12 Adults, $7 Students, kids 12 & under free with adult.