Where: 53 N. Macdonald Mesa, AZ 85201
(One block north of Main Street in downtown Mesa. Take US 60 or 202 to Country Club Drive, go to Main Street, and proceed one-half mile east to Macdonald) - View Map
information: Phone:480-644-2230
Museum home
The Arizona Museum of Natural History is your place for dinosaurs that roar and much more. The valley’s only natural history museum has the best dinosaurs in town, a history courtyard where visitors pan for gold, a native peoples’ gallery includes a replica village and pottery. Where else can you enjoy a cool indoor waterfall? Three changing exhibition galleries offer a variety of interesting subjects.
Hohokam! Ancient Monuments of the Salt River Valley, opened on October 6.
Feathered Dinosaurs opened March 1.
You don't need to travel to Egypt to see temple mounds- the Salt River Valley was home to the Hohokam, who built ancient temples and vast networks of enormous irrigation canals that lie beneath our homes and streets. Come see archaeological material never seen and presented before!
Hours:
Tues - Fri: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Sat: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.Sun: 1 - 5 p.m. Closed Mondays and holidays
Admission:
$8 - Adults$4 - Children 3-12 $7 - Seniors 65+$6 - Students 13+ with IDfree - Children ages 2 & younger
(One block north of Main Street in downtown Mesa. Take US 60 or 202 to Country Club Drive, go to Main Street, and proceed one-half mile east to Macdonald) - View Map
information: Phone:480-644-2230
Museum home
The Arizona Museum of Natural History is your place for dinosaurs that roar and much more. The valley’s only natural history museum has the best dinosaurs in town, a history courtyard where visitors pan for gold, a native peoples’ gallery includes a replica village and pottery. Where else can you enjoy a cool indoor waterfall? Three changing exhibition galleries offer a variety of interesting subjects.
Hohokam! Ancient Monuments of the Salt River Valley, opened on October 6.
Feathered Dinosaurs opened March 1.
You don't need to travel to Egypt to see temple mounds- the Salt River Valley was home to the Hohokam, who built ancient temples and vast networks of enormous irrigation canals that lie beneath our homes and streets. Come see archaeological material never seen and presented before!
Hours:
Tues - Fri: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Sat: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.Sun: 1 - 5 p.m. Closed Mondays and holidays
Admission:
$8 - Adults$4 - Children 3-12 $7 - Seniors 65+$6 - Students 13+ with IDfree - Children ages 2 & younger
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