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With more than 200 paintings, drawings and sculptures created by women artists, the 16th annual Cowgirl Up! exhibition and sale embraces the full spectrum of Western American art today. Artist information […]
Over the years, the Desert Caballeros Western Museum has been the recipient of generous gifts from many benevolent benefactors, entrusting the Museum to preserve the art, history, and culture of […]
The Arizona Questers’ Women’s Suffrage Traveling Exhibit will be in the Cultural Crossroads Learning Center. from October 3-29, 2020. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of American women’s right to vote, […]
Four Corners, Many Hands: Historic Navajo Textiles from the Collection of Sam and Brenda Crissman tells the story of Navajo weaving in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Trading posts […]
The Desert Caballeros Western Museum and the Dry Creek Arts Fellowship present the 27th annual exhibition of contemporary painting, photography, bronze sculpture, and exquisitely crafted gear of the working cowboy. […]
The Museum collaborates with Wickenburg High School students to create an exhibit celebrating the tradition of Día de los Muertos, featuring a community ofrenda and over 50 decorative ceramic “sugar” […]
This annual holiday tradition of model trains installed by Museum volunteers is displayed in the Cultural Crossroads Learning Center. The Museum would like to thank volunteers Pat Jacobs, Jordan Merdick, […]
Ed Mell’s work brings an architectural eye to the desert, emphasizing graphic elements and streamlining details to serve his vision. From landscapes to storms, longhorn cattle to desert flowers, he […]
This community-curated exhibition and sale with work in many mediums is now in its ninth year. Presented in partnership with the Wickenburg Art Club. Open during Museum Hours | Cultural […]
Wickenburg’s love affair with the arts goes back over half a century. The Desert Caballeros Western Museum, founded in 1960, has become internationally recognized for its creative exhibitions and programming. […]
