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Deer Valley Rock Art Center
The Deer Valley Rock Art Center is an educational and research facility that focuses on the study of rock art in the Southwest. Since their opening, there have been more than 100,000 visitors. Visitors can experience a variety of programs at the Center including lectures, workshops, field trips, and other special events. The mission of the Deer Valley Rock Art Center is to preserve and to provide public access to the Hedgpeth Hills petroglyph site, to interpret the cultural expressions found here, and to be a center for rock art studies.
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Contact Info
Deer Valley Rock Art Center
3711 West Deer Valley Road
Phoenix, 85080Phone: (623)582-8007
Fax: (623)582-8831
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Current Events
06/13/09-
08/22/092009 Twilight Tours
Deer Valley Rock Art Center10/18/08-
09/01/09The Rock Art Paintings of Hueco Tanks
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Member Reviews
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Event Name: Ollie's Storybook Adventures: Native American Basket Weaving
"great program"
Review posted by: lynn from phoenix, Oct 23, 2007
This is a funfilled hour long storytime. The children love hearing a story, doing a craft, walking outside to see of the wonders of the desert, especially the animals.
This is a funfilled hour long storytime. The children love hearing a story, doing a craft, walking outside to see of the wonders of the desert, especially the animals.
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Event Name: Guided Tours
"A great place to explore!"
Review posted by: Stan Plum from Phoenix, AZ, Dec 28, 2006
The museum and nature preserve are a great quiet place to sit and think and get away from the hustle and bustle of Phoenix and Glendale. The petroglyphs are best viewed in the morning before... Expand
The museum and nature preserve are a great quiet place to sit and think and get away from the hustle and bustle of Phoenix and Glendale. The petroglyphs are best viewed in the morning before 11:00 am or in the afternoon after 3:00 pm. The museum offers informative displays. The nature trail is wide and well graded. Bring the kids to show them wildlife. Squirrels and rabbits abound and provide ample food for the owls and raptors on the property. The occasional javelina is seen in the early morning. Their website is both interesting and informative. Collapse
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