Smoki Museum has a long and distinguished history

Smoki Museum
American Indian Art and Culture
147 N. Arizona St.
P.O. Box 10224
Prescott, AZ 86304-0224
928.445.1230
Email: info@smokimuseum.org

Think you know Prescott? Arizona? The Southwest?

...not until you know the story of the Smoki People. Discover the passion, pageantry and controversy of the group of Prescott businessmen who defined the small-town American western frontier in the Twentieth Century. The exhibition is open daily at the Museum, but you can begin your journey here.

KNAU's Daniel Kraker reports on the Smoki story PRESS PLAY -
An Introduction
Navigating a Stormy Past
An Early History of the Smoki People and the Smoki Museum
The Protest of the Smoki Ceremonials
Quotations

Smoki Snake Dancers

And Then They Danced:
Cross-Cultural Reflections on the Smoki People