Some excellent American Indian exhibits and interesting to see how much was donated by Senator Goldwater and Fred Harvey. In some respects the rooms/exhibits are crowded and rather confusing, but still fun to explore and find things like the jewelry gallery. Really enjoyed the pottery...More

View artifacts of the Navajo and Hopi nations as well as contemporary jewelry, pottery, blankets, etc. Be prepared to be awed by the Heard's remarkable collection of Kachina dolls. Stop by the Heard Museum Shop and take one home!

Absolutely beautiful setting in downtown Phoenix. A small but beautiful museum to Native American art and culture. The staff / docents are friendly and informative, the shop and gallery is eye opening and the museum has some amazing exhibits. I would advise you to check...More

The museum on its own is fantastic and honors the work of the Arizona Native American population, as well as other native peoples across the US. But what had always set this museum apart for me is the special exhibitions. They're unique and fascinating. For...More

Large collection of Native American art and life. Very good on site café with southeastern food. Most interesting information was on how the US government intended to take the Indian out of native Americas through government run schools.

We did a short tour and then were on our own. The floor holding information on the "Indian Schools" really caught my attention. My paternal aunt was one of the "pupils" in the early 1930's!

Worth visiting if in Phoenix and easy to access from downtown area on tram. Is primarily an art museum but also has a lot of cultural exhibits which really expanded my knowledge on the lives of the different peoples of the area. Joining a tour...More