Heard Museum

$18 for adults and $7.50 for students and children for seniors it's $13.50

You can go free almost any day. Step one. Go to local library. Step two. Ask library for card. Step three. Ask for culture passes available. Step four. Check out pass for the dozens of museums they have. Step five. Take a friend, the pass is good for two people.

Yes there is no cost to park

Yes they are.

Was there today should be

Very good option! Lots of education their.. You just might have to read to them.

The Heard Museum Shop buys Mon-Fri during regular museum hours. What they buy at any given time may depend upon needs, budget and other considerations. Suggest you call first before making a special trip. Shop phone number is on the website.

$18.00 adults, $13.50 seniors, $7.50 student/child

The museum does not perform any appraisals but hosts 2 appraisal days a year where independent traders and experts will evaluate items. The next appraisal day is April 21, 2018.

I pretty sure they'll be let in for free. I didn't actually have to show an ID when I went. I just told them that I was Native.

There are a few wheelchairs available on a first-come-first-serve basis outside of festival/ event days. Carts or other forms of mobility assistance brought by visitors are welcome in the museum.

Museum should be open Tomorrow

I'm not sure if they can, but I'd ask in the gift shop.

The Heard Museum is free on First Fridays starting at 4pm

Sorry no

I was there yesterday around 3 pm and there were open tables.

Check if your library has a culture pass program. That's how I was able to visit the museum at no cost to me.

Stuart, we do have one planned for "Toward the Morning Sun". We had some significant production delays but the publication is in the works and will (hopefully) be available in about 3 months. It will be available in Books & More and online at heard.org/shops. We are glad you liked the exhibition!

I think you'd have to speak to someone.

There is a senior citizen discount

Hello, pre-purchase not required but you will save a few dollars and make check in a breeze! For events like Hoop Dance and Indian Fair and Market pre-purchase is strongly recommended.

There is a little cafe inside the Herd Museum that was really good. I highly recommend it.

The Heard Museum is in Central Phoenix, about a mile (1.6km) from downtown and right on the Phoenix Light Rail.

Yes definitely what Jan Cooper said some jewelry are handcrafted and that can range from $20 - $500

Ty for you response

BeAmerican Indians (with tribal I.D.)FREEFirst Fridays Free general admission each first Friday of the month from 6 to 10 p.m. except March (specially ticketed exhibitions/events are extra)

We got there 2 hours before closing and didn't get to see everything we wanted to. I recommend starting on the second floor with the native American boarding school exhibit.

March 7- March 8, 2019

I was provided senior pricing and I'm 65.

With tribal id, yes

The docents seemed extremely knowledgeable. If you call and ask for one of them, I bet they can answer or point you in the right direction.

I would call the Museum.

I think it is 65. Call ahead or look at the website.

Yes beer and wine.

Sorry. I don't know the answer to that question, unfortunately.

The next Appraisal Day will be posted on the heard.org events calendar as soon as a date is finalized. It should be sometime in late March to mid-April.

Sorry but I don't know

Yes, and the food is terrific.

Yes

Yes except major holidays.

The museum is a member of NARM. Please see the museum's website: https://heard.org/visit/discounts/ for more details.

This museum carries Native American art only. So if he's not a native, probably not.

Yes

They have a fantastic programming department, contact them gor more information.

Free with Tribal ID

Do u know where I can sell them at?no it's just my collection im trying to sell

If you go to a city library (Mesa, Chandler, Tempe) you may be able to get a culture pass! That'll get you and one other person in for free!

Yes. American Indians have a free entrance to the museum at any time.

There isn't any rental, but you might try calling ahead and seeing if you can reserve one. They do have handicap parking and entrance if you can bring your own

I believe so. I suggest that you call them and ask.

If you go the last hour it is free.

Yes, 11-5 and tomorrow (4/29) is children's day with special activities for kids!

13.75 senior and 18.00 adult

Yes, open 11-5 Sundays.

Adults $18, Seniors $13.50, college students w/ID and children $7.50. American Indians and certain others are free.

I have not seen any of those books at this museum. But you my find success checking into your local resources. Like the library archives as well as thier online archives.

First Fridays 6-10 pm (except March)

Yes we are open we are just preparing for the indian fair and market. The market is Saturday and Sunday

First weekend in May I believe. Hope that helps. Go to their website for information.

Yep

Go to the museum website. It's all there. Fantastic place!

Twice each year the Heard hosts an appraisal day where you could have it evaluated. The last one was in November 2017. You might call them to see when the next one is going to be held. You can also try American Society of Appraisers, appraisers assoc of America, and international society of appraisers. Those appraisal costs would be higher than if you waited for the next appraisal day at the Heard, ($25).

February 10th and 11th. 9am to 5pm both days. Adults: $18 Seniors (65 and older): $13.50 American Indians: $12 Heard Museum members: $12 Children age 4–12: $7.50 Children 3 and younger: $0

The museum gives free admission on the first Friday of every month.