activities · 7
what they do
direct service · 7
- Host Native American fine arts market (PIAM)Hosts the Native American fine arts market (PIAM), featuring Indigenous art and cultural performances.
- Host annual Folk Music Festival Folk Music Festival ProgrammingHosts the Folk Music Festival featuring over 50 musical groups performing across multiple stages.
- Host monthly Living History Days Living History & Historic Skills EducationHosts Living History Days at the Ft. Whipple Museum monthly from April to November, offering immersive historical programming.
- Host public craft eventsHosts "Pop-Up" craft events where visitors can engage in hands-on activities such as designing Easter greeting cards in the West Gallery.
- Maintain museum gardens for public and private useMaintains museum gardens that are available for large celebrations, photography, company picnics, family reunions, and birthday parties.
- Operate lecture and event space for rent Meeting & Conference Room RentalOperates a lecture room in the Education Building equipped with AV technology, available for corporate presentations, workshops, educational seminars, training sessions, private screenings, multimedia events, small conferences, and business meetings, accommodating up to 80 people.
- Operate outdoor amphitheater for public and private events Venue Rental with Catering ServicesOperates an outdoor amphitheater available for wedding ceremonies, receptions, live performances, entertainment, graduation celebrations, community events, and festivals, with a capacity of up to 125 people.
strategies · 2
how they think
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- Experiential historical education historical educationEngages visitors through immersive historical exploration that conveys the realities of pioneer life and challenges, using the museum environment as an educational tool.
- Historic venue rental for experiential events venue_rentalProvides access to historic venues for special events, leveraging the unique museum atmosphere and historical significance to create memorable, immersive experiences for corporate retreats, birthdays, and intimate gatherings.
named programs · 3
what they call their work
Living History Days
Monthly events featuring interpreters in period attire who demonstrate and discuss historical practices and lifestyles.
Pop-Up Programs
Special events like Easter Greetings that include craft activities for visitors, enhancing community engagement.
Workshops
Hands-on workshops such as Ribbonwork, teaching traditional crafts and skills relevant to Arizona's history.
relationships · 1
who they work with
- Ft. Whipple Museum Partner — Collaborates to host Living History Days featuring interpreters in period attire.