BULLION PLAZA CULTURAL CENTER & MUSEUM

The organization displays minerals and fossils from the Globe-Miami area, Gila County, North America, and other parts of the world.

The organization offers an exhibit providing insight into the ceramic development and creation of the McKusick Family, featuring specialized ceramic tiles, other ceramic creations, equipment, photographs, articles, and a video. They have also restored and renovated the McKusick Tile Works Exhibit Room.

The organization operates a permanent exhibit featuring artifacts, photographs, and a video about the Ho Ho Kam, Salado, and Apache cultures, with improvements made to the exhibit room through donations and grants.

Hosts an annual Slavic dinner and reception featuring traditional music, dance, and food in the exhibit room to celebrate Slavic culture.

The organization offers an exhibit providing insight into the ceramic development and creation of the McKusick Family, featuring specialized ceramic tiles, other ceramic creations, equipment, photographs, articles, and a video. The exhibit room has been restored and renovated.

The organization operates a small exhibit dedicated to the Miami Fire Department, showcasing equipment, photographs, and artifacts.

The organization operates a permanent exhibit featuring artifacts, photographs, and a video about the Ho Ho Kam, Salado, and Apache cultures. Improvements have been made to this exhibit room through donations and grants.

The organization maintains a permanent exhibit showcasing the contributions of families of Slavic descent to the Globe-Miami area and Arizona, utilizing photographs, interpretive texts, clothing, and Family Boards. They also host an annual Slavic dinner and reception with traditional music, dance, and food.

The organization operates a gift shop on the second floor of the Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, selling crafts, jewelry, hats, and books.

The organization operates a small exhibit dedicated to the musicians who entertained residents in the area surrounding Bullion Plaza School.

The organization displays minerals and fossils from the Globe-Miami area and beyond, offers changing videos on mining and metals, and portrays mining of the past century through artifacts, historical portrayals, full-size photo enlargements, and a mine-like hallway environment.

Maintains and develops various permanent and changing exhibits, including those highlighting Slavic, Native American (Ho Ho Kam, Salado, Apache), and Mexican cultures, as well as mining history, local musicians, and the Miami Fire Department. This includes restoration and renovation of exhibit rooms and murals.

The organization offers rental of its community rooms for events.

Operates a cultural center and museum in a historic building in Miami, AZ, offering exhibits, education programs, collections, publications, and outreach programs to engage the community. The museum is open to the public on specific days and by appointment.

Operates a gift shop within the museum, selling crafts, jewelry, hats, and books to visitors.

The organization operates a cultural center and museum in a historic building in Miami, AZ, open to the public on Fridays and Saturdays from 11am to 3pm, and by appointment. It features various exhibits, educational programs, and outreach activities to engage the community.

The organization operates a cultural center and museum in a historic building in Miami, AZ, offering exhibits, education programs, collections, publications, and outreach programs to engage the community. The museum is open to the public on specific days and by appointment.

The organization operates a gift shop on the second floor of the museum, selling crafts, jewelry, hats, and books.

The organization conveys a sense of underground mine operations through artifacts and historical portrayals in the Globe/Miami area and Superior, Pinal County, Arizona, using full-size photo enlargements and low light illumination to create a three-dimensional exhibit. They also offer changing videos on mining, metals, and their uses, and showcase a Mine Hallway with vintage objects, photographs, and paintings.

Offers rental of community rooms for various events, providing a space for public use.

The organization operates a Mexican Cultural Exhibit that conveys the history and contributions of the Mexican population in the Miami area through photographs, text, color, and artifacts. They are also restoring original murals from the 1930s located within this exhibit.

The organization operates a permanent exhibit highlighting families of Slavic descent who contributed to the Globe-Miami area and Arizona, using photographs, interpretive texts, clothing, and Family Boards. They also host an annual Slavic dinner and reception with traditional music, dance, and food.

The organization features a hoist room with a full-size 1882 steam hoist, operates a small exhibit dedicated to musicians who entertained residents in the area, and an exhibit dedicated to the Miami Fire Department featuring equipment, photographs, and artifacts.