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To conclude the commemoration of America’s semiquincentennial, we will close the year with a community exhibition inviting artists and community members from the Moab Valley and beyond to share artworks or personal objects in any medium under the theme “How Did We Get Here? Stories of Migration and Home,” and we want YOU to participate!…
Here comes April, whether we’re ready or not, and with the changing of the seasons comes (and goes) the Museum’s Annual Gala, our primary fundraising event of the year. With much anticipation for this year’s saloon-ed theme, the team at the Museum was excited to share some wonderful member-benefitting ways to support our institution. We…
Here at the Museum, we’re excited to announce discounted admissions for groups of 10 or more individuals! Gather your extended family, big tour group, or friends visiting from out of town to receive 10% off admission. You’ll receive admission to view our exhibitions on America’s Semiquincentennial and U92: Moab’s Uranium Legacy through April 2026! Don’t…
Thank you many times over to both Terracita and Chris for their stellar presentations on the Church Rock Spill of 1979 and a deeper dive into Navajo politics of Uranium transport in the modern era in the Four Corners region. You can find a recording of their presentations below! You can also find Teracita’s and…
What a wonderful turnout and what an even better evening! Thanks to all who joined us for the final open session of Moab History 101 this October. It’s been a full season of guide training and we’ve had the pleasure of working with over 70 local guides this spring and fall and have one more…
Mike Rutter is the Chief Operating Officer of Western Uranium and Vanadium overseeing resource properties and the advancement of Ablation Mining Technology. More about the program at the Museum: On Wednesdays through September from 1-3 pm, the Moab Museum will host miners, geologists, and mill workers in past and present uranium projects to answer questions…
On Wednesdays through September from 1-3 pm, the Moab Museum will host miners, geologists, and mill workers in past and present uranium projects to answer questions and tell stories from the field. Guests will have the opportunity to explore the gallery while gaining insights on the modern uranium industry from those who know it most…
The Moab Museum launches a new interpretive program in tandem with our current exhibition U92: Moab’s Uranium Legacy – Aftermath. On Wednesdays through September from 1-3 pm, the Moab Museum will host miners, geologists, and mill workers in past and present uranium projects to answer questions and tell stories from the field. Guests will have the…
Our History for Guides Fall open session is officially on the calendar! Join us on Tuesday, October 14th at 6 pm at the Moab Museum to get acquainted, or reacquainted, with the history of our beautiful valley. Moab History 101 was designed to introduce local guides and recreation-industry employees to Moab’s history through the stories, artifacts,…
This fall, the Moab Museum invites the community and visitors to engage with an exciting series of programs that illuminate Moab’s rich and complex history—particularly its pivotal role in the uranium boom and its lasting legacy. From conversations with miners to immersive tours of historic and modern sites, the season offers something for everyone interested…