Walk-in Tours
Walk-in tours are offered every MWF at 10:15 a.m. and 2 p.m. through the month of August. No registration needed! Visitors are also welcome to explore the Museum independently during our open hours.See the information desk on the first floor for a self-guided map and family-friendly activities. Pre-scheduled tours are also available for groups of 10 or more.
Triumph in Tragedy
The Capitol Museum is proud to partner with the Arizona Jewish Historical Society on Triumph in Tragedy, featuring the stories of local Holocaust survivors Rosie and Irving Guttman and Oskar Knoblauch.This exhibition features USC Shoah Foundation’s Dimensions in Testimony which enables visitors to ask questions that prompt real-time pre-recorded responses from local Holocaust survivor, Oskar Knoblauch.
Open now on the first floor of the Museum.
Celebrating the Semiquincentennial
Our America 250 exhibition explores the founding of the United States and the ways the nation has marked these milestone anniversaries throughout the last two centuries.View historic artifacts gifted to Arizona including a brick from Independence Hall and portraits of past presidents. Located on the second floor of the Museum through December 2026.
Saturdays are almost here!
The Capitol Museum is open Saturdays, September 12 through May, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for self-guided visits! Admission is always free.Visitors are also encouraged to explore the many monuments and memorials in Wesley Bolin Plaza. Click here for a map or pick one up in the Museum rotunda.
