Arizona Copper Art Museum Inc

Operates permanent and thematic exhibits that explore the historical, artistic, and cultural significance of copper, including its role in Arizona’s identity and global heritage. Exhibits integrate artifacts, stories, and world legends to connect visitors with the broader narrative of copper use across civilizations.

The museum maintains a collection of art and architectural pieces that demonstrate human expression and creative skill through the use of copper and its alloys.

The museum maintains a collection of stills and tools made from copper, used in the processes of harvesting and making wine, beer, cognac, and other spirits.

The museum maintains a collection of copper vessels used for storing or serving various liquids such as beer, wine, and water.

The museum maintains a collection of copper cookware, illustrating various cooking methods from open fires to electric ranges.

The museum curates a collection of military art, known as Trench Art, showcasing the creativity of military personnel through items made from expended brass artillery shell casings and other materials.

The museum presents exhibits that combine history and artifacts to tell the story of copper, connecting Arizona's copper history with world legends and art. This includes collections on military art (Trench Art), general copper art and architecture, kitchenware, drinkware, and distillery/winery tools.

Preserves and displays diverse collections including copper cookware, drinkware, distillery and winemaking tools, military trench art made from brass shell casings, and architectural elements, showcasing the functional and artistic applications of copper and its alloys throughout history.

Preserves and displays diverse collections including copper art and architecture, military trench art made from brass shell casings, copper kitchenware and drinkware, and distillery/winery equipment used in beverage production. These collections originated from the personal holdings of founders Pat and Drake Meinke.

The museum maintains an information room dedicated to revealing copper's history, locations, affinities, mysteries, and its various uses.

The organization operates a museum that tells the story of copper, connecting Arizona's copper history with world legends and art through various exhibits and collections.

Functions as an official Arizona Centennial Legacy Project, highlighting why Arizona is known as the Copper State and honoring the state’s and Clarkdale’s 100-year anniversaries through dedicated programming and exhibits.

Operates a museum that tells the story of copper through exhibits combining historical artifacts, world legends, and artistic expression, with a focus on Arizona's identity as the Copper State. The museum opened in 2012 as an official Arizona Centennial Legacy Project.