“Still Marching: From Suffrage to #MeToo” Now Open at the Arizona Heritage Center in Tempe
Experience the Arizona Historical Society’s newest exhibition at the Arizona Heritage Center at Papago Park! Still Marching focuses on the powerful and historic impact of women’s collective action. Visitors are invited to experience the struggles, triumphs, and resilience of Arizona women in their journey to effect change. From early twentieth-century suffrage marches to the social media campaign of #MeToo, women have banded together to drive social change. Their story is told through displays of objects and memorabilia from the suffrage-era, ERA and Take Back the Night movements, the 2017 Women’s March, and more.
Arizona Historical Society Programs and Events Canceled through April 30
In response to recommendations from the CDC and the Arizona Department of Health Services to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus, all public programs and events through April 30, 2020 will be canceled. If you have questions about canceled public programs, events, or tours, please contact each museum for the latest information.
Arizona Historical Society Coronavirus Update March 21
For the safety of our guests and employees, effective March 21, 2020, all Arizona Historical Society Museums and Library and Archives are closed to the public. Administrative offices and the research library continue to be staffed. Direct specific inquiries to your local museum, and research inquiries to the Library and Archives reference desk at [email protected].
