Moab History 101

The Moab Museum Progams Director, Megan Vickery, and founder of History Moab, Blaine Reniger, offer a collaborative, customized training to assist Moab area guides in effectively communicating Moab cultural history information to their guests. This program introduces guides to numerous facets of Moab history, better equipping them to have positive, educational interactions with their clients.

History 101 is a two-and-a-half-hour program is designed for local guides, outfitters, and other tourism-facing staff to help employees in their knowledge about the Moab Valley and beyond. Reniger and Vickery will kick off the program with an hour-long tour of the Museum, introducing big-picture stories and key touchpoints throughout Moab’s history. The introduction will include First Peoples, contemporary regional Native communities, exploration by Euro-Americans, ranching and agriculture, mining, the tourism economy and the National Parks, and finally, current events.

Blaine Reniger, host of the history hour and NavTec Guide.
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Pricing & Details

To sign up for Moab History 101, contact Megan Vickery, Programs Director at megan@moabmuseum.org or (435) 259-7985 to schedule a time and date. Please relay your team's desired topics for the customized history lesson. The cost of this program includes Museum admission for all attendees, program materials, and instruction. Prices also include 5 free admission passes (a $50 value) for any of your staff to use at a later date for a follow-up museum visit. Prices begin at $250 for a group of under 10 individuals, and $450 for groups of 20 and under. Contact the Museum for a custom quote for groups of over 20.

Special thanks to the dyrt, Adobe Acrobat, and ZenBusiness for their generous sponsorship of the Moab Museum. Corporate sponsors, members, and donrs to the Museum help us fulfill our mission to Share Stories!

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