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.

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.

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.

Future Exhibit:

Margarete Bagshaw

Opening: March 6th at 1 PM

Margarete Bagshaw’s paintings and clay

works use bold

colors, abstract

shapes & Pueblo-

like designs.   Her

grandmother &

mother were also

famous artists, but

she has developed

her own individual

style and has been

widely recognized

for her talent.

Click here for more

infomation and examples of her work.

[Rub mouse over her picture for an example of her work ]

Special Event:

WINTER RUG AUCTION

MARCH 13, 2010 1 PM

Smoki Pueblo,

147 N. Arizona Ave.

An impressive array of used and new Navajo Rugs will be available.  Click here for details.

Due to the effects of the recent storm, the Museum will be closed until February 2nd

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