Heard Museum

Bring your student id for discounted entry. Try do a tour as it does help to hear someone talk, then wander around. The sculptures outside are amazing.

Went here for a class assignment. It was unlike any other museum I've been in before. Located just down the street from Downtown Phoenix campus if you're looking for something to do in the afternoon.

The current Frida and Diego exhibit is exceptional. It includes paintings by both artists and a collection of photographs . The museum 's collection of Southwest history and culture is also impressive.

This is a museum you won't find anywhere else. American Indian culture displayed within walking distance of the light rail . Kids 5 and under are free so it's a great family activity.

The museum has more art pieces of Native American culture and history than I would have thought of it. The best way to learn more about the culture is to attend a tour within the museum .

Check out Native American art .There is a discount for students who show a student ID. For students the admission is $7.50 that is a %50 discount off of the original adult admission!

Amazing collection of American Indian artifacts , art and history presented in a respectful manner. The Heard is a must stop for anyone visiting Phoenix.

Heard is actually a great place to attend lectures or special events . An intimate venue in the round. A fantastic bonus to all the art and exhibitions for which the museum is known.

2012 Best of Phoenix Winner: Best Museum ! A wealth of Native American history, stories and artwork, including century-old Katsina dolls and more! Read more

Check out the Harnett Theater , great film clips with modern day natives talking about culture, life, language and love for their land, pretty cool.

Must see for art and the history of Indian Schools. What they were then to what they are today.

The Heard Museum Downtown is set in a sun-bleached Spanish Colonial-style building that houses one of the best Native American museums in the entire world.

A beautiful museum filled with wonderful Native American Arts & Craft through the histories. A lot of events happening every weekend. Also if you are a Native American, your admission is FREE!

Best of Phoenix 2011 Winner: Best Buried Indian Treasures Best secret! A few wrong turns, pressed buttons & you might end up down there, but don't expect to see anything good without a curator. Read more

Bring your headphones or AirPods to easily enjoy the wonderful audio tour via the app. ????

Wonderful museum of art and history from the native peoples of the southwest. A must do when in Phoenix.

All the beautiful Native American art displays and excellent coffee in The Coffee Cantina!!

One of my favorite places to take visitors. The depth and breadth of Native American art , history, and culture on display is breathtaking.

Wonderful collection of native American art . Good restaurant for a light lunch after touring the museum .

AZ is the home of 24 Native American Tribes, if your from AZ or at AZ to attend ASU, go to this museum and find out about the local Native American population and culture.

There is so much to see, learn and enjoy. Plan to spend at least four hours, and it is better to book in advance.

Did you know? The Heard Museum was founded in 1929 to house Dwight and Maie Heard’s personal art collection . Today it has 40,000 pieces, ranging from historical artifacts to contemporary fine art . Read more

Has more than 32,000 pieces of cultural and fine art . There are permanent exhibits , like the famous Barry Goldwater collection of Kachina Dolls, as well as special exhibit year-round.

Gorgeous displays though sometimes a tiny bit dim in spots.

The exhibits and guided tours are wonderful, as is the gift shop .

Great exhibits , and a huge asset to education and culture

Native American exibit was very interesting. Our tour guide was excellent.

Great collection of pots, docents provided lots of information.

everyone knows this is the place to go ... outdoor cafe +++

It's a great place

Great mini activities for kids. Cafe is great!

Fantastic children's area! Very interactive!

Wonderful museum to introduce friends to Arizona Native American culture . Don't miss the Goldwater Katsina doll display.

Native Americans: free general admission. First Fridays (6-10 p.m.): free general admission (except March)

Take METRO light rail to get here! Parking is limited especially during major events . Alight at the Encanto/Central Ave station: the Heard is southeast of the platform .

Textiles, jewelry , pottery, video instillations.

A beautiful and amazing museum ! I highly recommend visiting.

Great interactive things to do for adults and kids

Great place to visit

Amazing place. Many exhibits . Best gift shop

Worthwhile viewing

Nice place t see native American culture .

Attend the annual fair in March, the dance competition, the carvers competition ..

you will walk out with tremendous respect for the native americans

Great Displays and Indian Dancer

One of the foremost Native American Museums in the world.

Try the tepary bean hummus ! Its a traditional bean, it isn't gassy and it makes delicious hummus

Powerful exhibit on Native American boarding schools.

Much respect for the Native Americans, seriously.

This weekend is the Indian Market , but all the craftsmanship in the store is beautiful!