What an amazing place — this museum honestly blew me away! 💛

It’s modern, spacious, full of light and air — every corner feels alive. The exhibits are interactive and beautifully put together, and there was even a whole section about the stars — unexpectedly inspiring and so well done.

We joined a guided tour that was supposed to be 45 minutes — but it went closer to 55, and it still felt like five minutes. The guide was incredible — so passionate and easy to listen to, sharing fascinating stories about Native American history and art. That hour just flew by.

They also have a Family Room — a really lovely space for kids to explore and play while learning. I was there without my children this time, but I know they’d absolutely love it. It’s one of those places that’s interesting for both adults and kids — there’s something for everyone.

I came around 2 p.m., and the museum closes at 4 — big mistake, two hours weren’t nearly enough. I didn’t get to see a couple of galleries, and I barely had time to peek into the gift shop — which, by the way, is fantastic. So many handmade things — pottery, jewelry, paintings — all authentic, unique, and full of soul. I could’ve easily spent another hour just there.

There’s also a cozy café and a small bookstore — perfect if you want to sit for a bit and soak in the atmosphere.

Next time I’m in Phoenix, I’m definitely coming back — and I’ll make sure to spend the whole day here. Such a beautiful, thoughtful, and inspiring place. 🌿

– Anna Yasakova

An absolute gem! There is so much history and exhibits at this museum. From the paintings, to the baskets and sculptures, Bob Haozous and HOME exhibits. Incredible collection of Hopi dolls and beadwork. I loved the substance of stars and courtyard. Learning the history of Indian boarding schools was also a highlight. I highly recommend if you want to learn about the history of Native Americans.

– Tony

I love very close to the museum, there are so many events hosted here. I can see why, the space is stunning. I don't want to spoil too much because it would be great for you to experience all that you want.

You can find friendly staff, stunning exhibits, lots of movement and places to see. The gift shop was there to support local and indigenous artists which I loved 😍 You can go to the gift shop and restaurant without getting a museum ticket.

If you go to the museum, no backpacks, food or drinks. They will provide a free locker for you. I took a few photos that caught my eye, there is so much to see. These were my favorite works of art!

– Michelle Worley