The S’ed̲av Va’aki Museum in Phoenix, Arizona, is a vibrant cultural and archaeological site dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history of the ancestral Sonora Desert people. Visitors can explore a prehistoric platform mound, an excavated canal, and engaging indoor exhibits that bridge ancient heritage with contemporary Indigenous perspectives. The museum fosters community connection through diverse programming, educational workshops, and rotating art exhibits that highlight the Southwest’s rich cultural landscape.
Event Website6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
The S’ed̲av Va’aki Museum Community Room will host the next Parched: Speaker Series installment on June 11th, featuring a special guest lecture by artist Debra Edgerton. This series showcases artists from the changing Parched exhibit exploring the role of water in the Southwest, with this upcoming event highlighting Edgerton’s background as an assistant professor at Northern Arizona University and the creator of the museum’s Life Extended display.