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Discover the positive impacts of supporting the Heard Museum Shop. ✨ Heard Museum Shop Hours 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. , Mon through Sun heardmuseumshop.com
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Ready to get creative as a family? Grab your brushes and join the Heardlings for a FREE outdoor art adventure! ???? Tomorrow between 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., stop by Pritzlaff Courtyard in front of Admissions for a drop-in watercolor session for families. Here’s what you can expect: ???? Watercolor paints, paper, & brushes included� ⭐ Quality time with family & friends as you create together� ???? Support from Heard Museum education staff� ????️ Painting prompts that connect art & land View more event details at heard.org/events.
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“Everyone knows the story of the three little pigs, but now you’re going to meet the three little javelinas — lovable, wild, southwestern cousins of pigs. Living in homes built out of tumbleweeds and saguaro ribs, the first two javelinas are soon running from the hungry coyote, who had hoped to eat them with red chile sauce. And where do they go for shelter? Why, to their wise sister’s house, made strong with adobe bricks.” — Susan Lowell, The Three Little Javelinas Join us at the Heard Museum for a FREE Heardlings Storytime featuring a themed stroller tour designed for our youngest visitors! ????️ Fri, Jan. 16 | 10 a.m. ????Monte Vista Room, Heard Museum
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Opening next week — Kay WalkingStick / Hudson River School, an exhibition exploring how art influences humankind’s connection to the land through a showcase of landscape paintings featuring work by the renowned contemporary Cherokee artist Kay WalkingStick. � To coincide with Kay WalkingStick / Hudson River School, the Heard Museum invited WalkingStick to select rarely exhibited large-scale paintings as a guest-curator for Paintings from the Heard Collection. This exhibition includes artworks by Native artists spanning multiple generations in Freeman Gallery (accessible through the Grand Gallery). Want a closer look? Join Curator Roshii Montaño (Diné) for our first Curator Talk on Kay WalkingStick / Hudson River School. ????️ Thurs, Jan 29 | 11:30a ????Meet at the Info Desk ????️ Included w/ Admission For more information, visit heard.org/exhibitions. ✨ Exhibition organized by The New York Historical (@nyhistory).
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TICKETS NOW ON SALE at heard.org/fair! ????️ The Heard Museum Guild invites you to the 68th Annual Indian Fair & Market for a lively celebration of Indigenous creativity on Mar. 7-8, 2026. ⭐ 600+ American Indian, Alaska Native, & Canadian First Nations Artists ???? Live Entertainment by Indigenous Artists & Performers ???? Local Food & Drink Vendors (Hint: There will be fry bread.) ???? Community, Connection, & Cultural Heritage . . . #IndigenousArt #NativeArtists #ArtsMarket #PhoenixArizona #DowntownPHX #SupportIndigenousArtists #AmericanIndian #AlaskaNative #CanadianFirstNations
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Bolo ties emerged around the 1940s as a way to show off rugged Western style and soon became a canvas for Indigenous creativity. Native artists continue to transform these accessories into wearable art through a variety of techniques, materials, and designs. ???? This #SavetheEaglesDay, we’re featuring Navajo jeweler Jim Yazzie’s Eagle Bolo Tie as a reminder of the strength, beauty, and cultural significance that has inspired American Indian artists for generations. . . . Featured artwork: Jim Yazzie (Navajo), Bolo Tie (Eagle), 1970. Silver, mother of pearl, Gold Lip Mother of Pearl oyster, pen shell. Gift of Norman L. Sandfield. Heard Museum Collection. #BaldEagle #BoloTie #BolaTie #NavajoJewelry
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The Gila River once sustained generations of Akimel O’odham along its banks. When the water faded, so did a way of life. However, the story didn’t end there. Today, the river is being restored, honoring its deep cultural significance and enduring legacy. #WhatHappenedinAZ? Thanks to our friends at @Heardmuseum and at @gilarivertv for their production support, Reuben Ringlero for the beautiful drone footage, and our host @gabeagarcia.
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Share this with someone that you think should be in the Youth Art Show & Sale (YASS)! ✨ The YASS at the Heard Museum Guild’s 68th Annual Indian Fair & Market is calling all Native youth artists in grades 7-12 to register by March 2, 2026. How we support you: ???? Have their work judged by a professional panel ???? Showcase their work to nearly 20,000 IF+M attendees ???? Compete for prestigious ribbons ???? Earn from over $10,000 in cash awards Register today at heard.org/fair-artists or tap the link in our bio.
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We joined Sheilah Manuelito (Navajo) at the historic Hubbell Trading Post for a Master Artist Workshop where she shared the art of sash belt weaving. Students learned the process of setting up the loom, spinning yarn, fiber dyeing, and fringe-making. The immersive program fostered cultural exchange and strengthened connections to Indigenous heritage. Watch the full story at heard.org/sash-belt-workshop. ✨ Film by @gabe.fermin ©️ MMXXV 6 O’Clock Films . . . #HubbellTradingPost #SashBelt #MasterArtistWorkshop #IndigenousArt #NativeArtists
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