Tempe museum’s exhibit featuring town of Guadalupe closes July 22
"Guadalupe: Where Three Cultures Flourish" is open through Saturday at the Tempe History Museum.
Guadalupe and Tempe have been neighbors for more than a century, “forging partnerships important to both communities’ vitality,” according to a release on the featured exhibit.
Visitors will discover the origins of Guadalupe and learn about the Yaqui people’s contributions to the region.
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Tempe museum’s exhibit featuring town of Guadalupe closes July 22
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"Guadalupe: Where Three Cultures Flourish" is open through Saturday at the Tempe History Museum.
Guadalupe and Tempe have been neighbors for more than a century, “forging partnerships important to both communities’ vitality,” according to a release on the featured exhibit.
Visitors will discover the origins of Guadalupe and learn about the Yaqui people’s contributions to the region.
The museum, 809 E. Southern Ave., is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 22, and admission is free.
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