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Upcoming Events and Programs
Agritour- Weekly Walking Tour
Dr. John J. Hammond to present on Moab’s Hammond Family History
Agritour- Weekly Walking Tour June-October
New Temporary Exhibition
22nd Annual Quilt Show from the Delicate Stitchers Quilting Guild
Explore a vibrant array of colorful quilts at the Museum this May! This year’s quilt challenge is entitled ‘Flower Power’ and features floral fabrics and other blooming design elements – as well as a few historic quilts from the Moab Museum’s Collection.
The exhibition will be on display through mid-June.
Current Exhibition at Dead Horse Point State Park
Spirit and Grit
Ranching in Canyonlands
Thousands of years of human history have unfolded across the Dead Horse Point State Park landscape. The Park's name originates from its storied ranching history. One legend claims a group of cowboys cornered a herd of wild horses on the point. The horses, in a frenzy of exhaustion and thirst, could see and smell the water below and leapt to their deaths.
Walking Tour – Every Thursday – March through October
Agritourism Experience
Livestock built this city
Experience the legacy of Agriculture in the city of “The Far Country.”
Join Museum Staff for this 1-hour guided tour of Moab’s Historic Business District. During this 1-mile guided experience, guests will have the opportunity to learn and explore the legacy of some of the men and women who helped establish and build-up the City of Moab, Utah through their investments in the community and their civic leadership.
Thursdays - March through October, 2023 - 10am
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