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Arizona's Oldest Cultural Organization. Accredited by the
American Association of Museums and an affiliate of the Smithsonian
Institution. Long-term and changing exhibits depicting the
history of Southern Arizona and northern Mexico; houses the
state's major Arizona history research facility, along with
educational programs.
949 E 2nd St | (520) 628-5774 |
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From the panoramic historical perspective of the 26 panels
of the 15th century Retablo of Ciudad Rodrigo to the flower
power of Georgia O’Keeffe’s "Red Canna",
the University of Arizona Museum of Art presents the public
with a universe of images that inform and inspire.
1031 N Olive Rd | Phone: (520) 621-7567 |
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CCP is an archive, museum, and research center dedicated
to photography as an art form and cultural record. CCP’s
vast collection includes more archives and individual works
by 20th-century North American photographers than any other
museum in the nation.
1030 N Olive Rd | (520) 621-7968 |
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Features include hands-on science exhibits, multimedia planetarium
and laser light shows, gem and mineral museum with over 15,000
specimens, 16-inch telescope for nighttime public observing,
Science-to-Go field trip programs, on-site science demonstrations,
overnight science camps, astronomy and gift store.
1601 E University Blvd | (520) 621-STAR |
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ASM is the oldest and largest anthropology museum in the
region and brings to life the culture history of the Greater
Southwest, from the mammoth hunters to the present, through
many ongoing research projects. The museum's rich and varied
collections are among the most significant resources in the
nation for the study of Southwest anthropology.
1013 E. University Blvd. | Phone: (520) 621-6302
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Centennial Hall is managed by UApresents, the largest arts
presenter in Southern Arizona. The Hall has served as the
venue for every type of performance imaginable - touring Broadway
shows, major dance companies, orchestras, popular music and
cutting edge contemporary performances have all played at
Centennial Hall, as well as local Tucson arts groups and promoters
and performances sponsored by the University of Arizona’s
colleges.
1020 E University Blvd | (520) 621-3341 |
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The Jim Click Hall of Champions showcases the heritage and rich traditions of Arizona Athletics. With a focus on education, history and athletics, visitors can learn about their favorite Wildcats, view the Men's basketball National Championship trophy, learn about Title IX, discover which Wildcats are Olympians and much much more. Rotating exhibits feature historic moments in UA sports history and the legendary Wildcat student-athletes and coaches whose achievements contribute to Arizona’s tradition of excellence.
Located on the north side of McKale Memorial Center | (520) 621-2331 |
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