SHARLOT HALL HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Hosts the PIAM (Prescott Indigenous Art Market), a Native American fine arts market featuring Indigenous art and cultural performances.

Hosts the Native American fine arts market (PIAM), featuring Indigenous art and cultural performances.

The organization hosts various events including a Native American fine arts market (PIAM) with Indigenous art and performances, a Folk Music Festival featuring over 50 musical groups, and Living History Days at the Ft. Whipple Museum monthly from April to November.

The organization hosts various events including Living History Days at the Ft. Whipple Museum, a Native American fine arts market (PIAM) with Indigenous art and performances, and a Folk Music Festival featuring over 50 musical groups.

Hosts "Pop-Up" craft events in the West Gallery where visitors can engage in hands-on activities such as designing Easter greeting cards.

Hosts "Pop-Up" craft events where visitors can engage in hands-on activities such as designing Easter greeting cards in the West Gallery.

The organization hosts "Pop-Up" craft events, such as designing Easter greeting cards, for visitors in the West Gallery.

The organization hosts craft events, such as a "Pop-Up" craft event where visitors can design greeting cards.

Operates 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.

Operates 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.

Operates 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.

Operates 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.

Hosts the Folk Music Festival featuring over 50 musical groups performing across multiple stages.

Hosts Living History Days at the Ft. Whipple Museum monthly from April to November, offering immersive historical programming.

The organization offers various spaces for rent, including a lecture room for corporate events and seminars, an outdoor amphitheater for ceremonies and performances, and museum gardens for celebrations and gatherings.

Maintains museum gardens that are available for large celebrations, photography, company picnics, family reunions, and birthday parties.

The organization operates a lecture room for corporate presentations, workshops, and educational seminars, an outdoor amphitheater for various events including weddings and live performances, and maintains museum gardens for large celebrations and gatherings.