S'edav Va'aki Museum

S'edav Va'aki Museum stands beside the remains of a large ancestral O'odham village. Platforms, an outdoor trail, and indoor exhibits explain the canal engineering that supported farming and community life in the Salt River Valley long before modern Phoenix.The National Historic Landmark is an archaeological site and a place of living Indigenous continuity. Admission is paid, and the museum currently uses reduced summer days and hours. Heat, outdoor trail conditions, construction, exhibit work, holidays, and seasonal schedule changes can affect a visit. More

S'edav Va'aki Museum stands beside the remains of a large ancestral O'odham village. Platforms, an outdoor trail, and indoor exhibits explain the canal engineering that supported farming and community life in the Salt River Valley long before modern Phoenix.The National Historic Landmark is an archaeological site and a place of living Indigenous continuity. Admission is paid, and the museum currently uses reduced summer days and hours. Heat, outdoor trail conditions, construction, exhibit work, holidays, and seasonal schedule changes can affect a visit. More