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“The Hohokam: The Land and the People,” the museum’s main exhibit, has recently reopened in a new gallery space. Other standing installations include artifacts excavated at the site — a Hohokam ruin — in 1925, plus archaeological site maps and reconstruction drawings.
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About Sagrado Galleria: Our mission is grounded in the belief that artists have access to the collective wisdom of our ancestors and through their creativity they reveal fundamental truths about our pasado, presente, y futuro. Arte is an integral part of our lives and when shared in a space that provides the ideal background for […]
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Founded as a citrus farm in 1885 by an investor from Peoria, Illinois, William Henry Bartlett, the site is now a Glendale city park and historical site, and an exceedingly pleasant place to spend an afternoon. Tours through the lovely main house are given regularly; there’s a nice gift shop, and the old packing facility […]
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Call us softies, but we were kinda sad to see Tucson lose its last two Cactus League teams. Alas, Salt River Fields salves our conscience about thieving Tucson’s teams. This gorgeous new stadium was constructed right off Loop 101 on the Salt River-Pima Indian Reservation. It’s got top-notch amenities, but the view is what’s truly […]