A celebration of 35 years of art, each work in this exhibition is rooted in Hesson’s lived experience, with subjects discovered through hikes, ecological fieldwork, and restoration efforts across the state. Whether planting native willows along the Salt River or rafting through the Grand Canyon, she engages the land as both artist and naturalist.
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Sign ups are open for Rodeo Break day camp! Join us as we wrangle together all the best kid activities the museum has to offer. Meet live animals, touch stingrays, explore secret passages in the cave, play in the Packrat Playhouse, make cool crafts, and more! Students need to bring their own snacks and lunch, water bottle, hat, and wear sturdy shoes and layered clothes for the weather.
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 World Coati Day
Come celebrate these curious climbers at Lower Cat Canyon! Make a coati mask, grab a Koati coloring book, practice your coati creature skills like balance and scent detection, and more! Plus, our keepers will provide our brown-nosed coati, Zucchini, with lots of enrichment on this special day.These activities are free with museum admission.
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A celebration of 35 years of art, each work in this exhibition is rooted in Hesson’s lived experience, with subjects discovered through hikes, ecological fieldwork, and restoration efforts across the state. Whether planting native willows along the Salt River or rafting through the Grand Canyon, she engages the land as both artist and naturalist.
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