We are offering tours every Friday at 11:00 AM, each month the tour will focus on a different exhibition.
This walking tour covers the history of the land, people, and fort structures that played a huge part in the development of modern Tucson during the Apache Wars. This 2-hour leisurely walk is just under a mile and features adobe ruins of fort structures.
Escape the heat and join our guide on a macabre, after-dark tour that explores some of Tucson’s most memorable deaths. From executions to suicides, and gunfights to accidents, this 2-mile tour takes you back in time to uncover the city’s most fascinating tragedies.
On this walk, you'll be introduced to many local native bird species and learn about migration, nesting behaviors and other facts about native birds. Binoculars recommended!
Make the most of your visit with a personal guide who will introduce you to the wonders of the Sonoran Desert region, the lushest desert on Earth.
We are offering tours every Friday at 11:00 AM, each month the tour will focus on a different exhibition.
We are offering tours every Friday at 11:00 AM, each month the tour will focus on a different exhibition.
We are offering tours every Friday at 11:00 AM, each month the tour will focus on a different exhibition.
We are offering tours every Friday at 11:00 AM, each month the tour will focus on a different exhibition.
A learning expedition to the Four Corners region, with an image of people viewing mountain scenery at Wupatki National Monument.
Travel into New Mexico with ASM’s Head of Collections Dr. Suzanne Eckert and ASM Associate Director Dr. James Watson, both archaeologists. There will be lots of rock art on this trip. Four nights in Albuquerque and a jaunt to Santa Fe.
Explore Northern Spain, learning about Bronze Age castros, Roman gold and iron mining, and Asturian and Cantabrian traditional lifeways. Visit Bilbao’s Guggenheim Museum of modern art and explore the hinterlands of farms, forests and hamlets.
Join Tucson Bird Alliance guides for a garden walk at Tohono Chul and discover the Sonoran Desert’s feathered residents! Advance sign-up required; limited to 10 participants.
An exploration of Spain's cathedrals, markets, farm towns, and ancient castles to trace the cultural and agricultural roots of the Southwest. The trip includes touring a rice processing plant, birding, and visiting famous landmarks.
Join an exploration of cathedrals, synagogues, markets, farm towns, ancient castles and sunny beaches with an eye for the influencing factors of various peoples. Destinations include Barcelona, Valencia, Toledo and Madrid.
On this walk, you'll be introduced to many local native bird species and learn about migration, nesting behaviors and other facts about native birds. Binoculars recommended!
Make the most of your visit with a personal guide who will introduce you to the wonders of the Sonoran Desert region, the lushest desert on Earth.
Join Tucson Bird Alliance guides for a garden walk at Tohono Chul and discover the Sonoran Desert’s feathered residents! Advance sign-up required; limited to 10 participants.
Join Tucson Bird Alliance guides for a garden walk at Tohono Chul and discover the Sonoran Desert’s feathered residents! Advance sign-up required; limited to 10 participants.
Join Tucson Bird Alliance guides for a garden walk at Tohono Chul and discover the Sonoran Desert’s feathered residents! Advance sign-up required; limited to 10 participants.
A learning expedition to the Southern Deserts, featuring an image of a woman looking up at a cliff dwelling.
An all-day learning expedition to Central Mexico, featuring an image of the Temple of the Sun in Teotihuacán.
This learning expedition introduces you to the archaeology and history of the dry expanse of the southern deserts (Sonoran and Chihuahuan) and the peoples who have forged their cultural identities and economic livelihoods in the region for millennia between present-day Tucson, Arizona, and Las Cruces, New Mexico. Your tour leaders are ASM archaeologist Dr. James T. Watson and historian Dr. Michael M. Brescia.