Indian Cultural Museum Palm Springs

Agua Caliente Cultural Museum    

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(22) · History museum in Palm Springs, United States
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The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum is a brand new, 48,000 sq. ft facility located in the heart of Downtown Palm Springs. It is the official museum of …

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Jan 25, 2025
Nice little museum in the heart of Palm Springs, teaching the history and culture of the local Native American population and land. The video at the start of the tour is fantastic!Full review by Mark S
Jan 23, 2025
Beautiful museum. Heartbreaking history and culture of the native Americans of this area. An honest glimpse of pride, tenacity, dignity and fortitude. A beautiful theater in the round, hands on exper…Full review by SueVirginiaBeach_Va
Jan 16, 2025
Wry informative and educational for adults and children alike. The video at the beginning explaining the Agua Caliente creation story is a must see for everyoneFull review by Mark S
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Dedicated to the Preservation of the Agua Cal…
This small museum is dedicated to the preservation of the Agua Caliente band of the Cahuilla Indians, who initially discovered the …
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Culture and History of the Cahuilla Peoples
The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum is an association where the culture and history of the Cahuilla peoples are interpreted. It was found…
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Everything from Unearthed Artifacts to Photog…
Long before Palm Springs became a playground for Old Hollywood's stars, the Coachella Valley was home to the Cahuilla In…
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Extensive Collections of Archaeological Artifacts
Learn about Palms Springs' first inhabitants, the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla American Indians, through exhibits, lectures, and other …
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Part of the Smithsonian’s Affiliation Program
The first people to inhabit the Coachella Valley were the Cahuilla people. The Auga Caliente band of the Cahuilla established this museu…
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Established:1991
Located:140 N. Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, California
Director:Steven Karr
Curator:Angela Barker, MFA : Head of Collections & Curatorial
Type:Anthropology museum

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