MUSEUM HOURS

Open 6 Days a Week,

Closed Mondays

Tuesdays to Saturdays: 10 AM to 4 PM

Sundays:  1 PM to 4 PM

Open Labor Day, 10 AM to 4 PM

Closed Thanksgiving & Christmas

If weather restricts travel, call the Museum to see if it is open.

The Mission of the Smoki Museum is to instill an understanding and respect for indigenous cultures of the Southwest

Designed to resemble an Indian pueblo, the Smoki Museum was built in 1935.  Click here to learn more about the Museum and its history.

Special Event:

Annual Indian Art and

Navajo Rug Auction

Indian Art Auction was on Friday, July 23rd,  Examples of Items Auctioned:

Navajo Rug Auction: Sat., July 24th,

Sundays At the Smoki:

September 19th at 1 PM

Zuni Artist

Tony Eriacho

Will Discuss

Real or Fake:

Know the

Difference

Navajo Rug Auction was held

          Saturday, July 24th

Examples of Rugs Auctioned:

Check out what is happening in Prescott by going to the Showup.com web site

Check the other museums in Prescott:

Click on the image to open each museum’s web site:

It is now possible to purchase one pass for admission to all 3 Prescott museums at Showup.com.  Click in this box.

Handicap Parking & Accessibility is available behind the Museum.  Turn off Gurley into the Grace Sparks Activity Center’s parking area.  Continue through that parking area to the back of the Museum.

Saturday, September 4th will be the second edition of the Bizarre Bazaar.  

The Bazaar will be open from 8 AM until  everything is gone. A variety of gently used items will be available for purchase including crafts, books, etc.  

Donations of anything EXCEPT clothing and large furniture are appreciated.

A NEW EXHIBITwill open

September 4, 2010

SOUTHWEST INDIAN JEWELRY: PAST TO PRESENT

Jewelry from prehistoric times to the present will be on display, along with a timeline presentation of Southwest Indian Jewelry’s history.  

The display of jewelry will include pieces by Charles Loloma, Sonwai, Lewis Lomayesva, Angie Reano, Morris Robinson and much more.

This exhibit will be available until the end of December.

On October 16th and 17th, A Special Jewelry Show and Sale will be held in the Smoki Pueblo Building.  A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Smoki Museum.