Upcoming events
20th Annual Cowgirl Up!
March 28, 2025 – May 25, 2025
In 2006, Desert Caballeros Western Museum embraced a revolutionary idea: an annual exhibition showcasing the brightest contemporary female artists working in the Western genre. In the male-dominated world of Western Art, Cowgirl Up! turned the spotlight squarely on women’s voices and perspectives, serving up a new, deeper understanding of the American West. Over a decade later, CU! remains one of the major national events for Western women artists.
“Broken Promises: A Westin Blackwood Art Detective Mystery”
Lecture on the subject of the new book Broken Promises: A Westin Blackwood Art Detective Mystery.
“Exploring Haunted Arizona” with Phoenix Paranormal Society
Lecture: “Exploring Haunted Arizona” with Phoenix Paranormal Society, moderated by Dr. Eduardo Pagán in the CCLC. Get your spooky season kicked into high gear only at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum.
BearCat Family Friday presented by The Etnyre Foundation
Join us for BearCat Family Friday at the DCWM! Experience a fun-filled day of family-friendly activities, including interactive exhibits, guided tours, and special programs highlighting the rich history and culture of the American West. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to explore the Wild West with your loved ones and create lasting memories together.
44th Wickenburg Home and Garden Tour
44th Home and Garden Tour – capturing the beauty and unique aspects of southwest living and design as only Wickenburg can offer!
Miranda and the Story of the “Right to Be Informed”
Lecture: Ernesto Miranda and the Story of the Right to Be Informed class with Dr. Eduardo Pagán in the CCLC. This story has roots in Arizona.
Werner Segarra Exhibit Public Walkthrough
(*) Werner Segarra Exhibit Public Walkthrough in the Main Museum.
“The Art of Lone Wolf”
Lecture on Hart Merriam Schultz, also known by his Blackfoot name, Lone Wolf (Nitoh Mahkwii or Ni-tah-mah-kwi-i), was an Indian artist of the twentieth century. Most of his work was done in either Arizona or Montana, after he completed his artistic studies in Los Angeles and Chicago. He would spend his summers in a tipi studio in Montana, and his winters in Arizona, either in Tucson, or at the studio his father created for him at Butterfly Lodge, near Eagar.
Heart of the West Gala
Join us for a night of celebration as we present the Desert Caballeros Western Museum’s 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award to New Mexico/Arizona artist Tim Cox, Cowboy Artist of America, Emeritus on:
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