SignalsAZ.com Prescott News Podcast - Arizona Traveling Museum Kicks Off in Prescott for America's 250th

Episode Date: January 31, 2026

Send us a text and chime in!The Arizona America250 commission is officially hitting the road to celebrate and commemorate America's 250th anniversary this summer with Road to 250: Arizona Traveling Museum. Launching on Arizona statehood day, February 14th, at the Arizona Territory's original capital of Prescott, the custom outfitted trailer provides the public an opportunity to get engaged and learn more about Arizona's role in American history, see our replica Liberty Bell, and enjoy many more interactive opportunities. The museum will stop in all 15 counties with the tour running into mid-April. Full press release below, along with a few renderings of the trailer (photo credit... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/arizona-traveling-museum-kicks-off-in-prescott-for-americas-250th/Check out the CAST11.com Website at: https://CAST11.com Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

Text to Speech audio articles made possible on the Cast11.com podcast network by Fane Signature Group. The Arizona America 250 Commission is officially hitting the road to celebrate and commemorate America's 250th anniversary this summer with Road to 250, Arizona Traveling Museum. Launching on Arizona Statehood Day, February 14th, at the Arizona Territory's original capital of Prescott, the custom-outfitted trailer provides the public an opportunity to get engaged and learn more about Arizona's role in American history. see our replica Liberty Bell, and enjoy many more interactive opportunities. The museum will stop in all 15 counties with the tour running into mid-April. Full press release below, along with a few renderings of the trailer, photo credit to MRA Mobile Experiential.

Interview available leading up to February 14th, along with a launch event on February 13th in Phoenix, if you would like more info on that. Arizona America 250 Commission announces Road to 250, Arizona Traveling Museum. exhibition, made possible by Banner Health and other generous community partners, will visit all 15 Arizona counties beginning February 14th. As Arizona commemorates America's 250th anniversary, the Arizona America 250 Commission announced today the road to 250, Arizona Traveling Museum presented by Banner Health, a mobile exhibition that will tour all 15 counties, kicking off on February 14th, 2026, in Prescott, the original capital of the Arizona Territory on Statehood Day.

in a custom retrofitted trailer through MRA Mobile Experiential, the Arizona Traveling Museum is designed to generate enthusiasm and civic pride in celebration of the 250th milestone, bringing history, storytelling, and civic reflection directly to cities, towns, and rural communities across the state. From Nogales to Page and everywhere in between, the stops will be added to the community calendar at America250os.org slash events or follow on social media for the latest information. Road to 250 is about making this milestone accessible to every Arizonan, said Arizona's Secretary of State Adrian Fonest, chair of the Arizona America 250 Commission. By traveling to communities across the state, this museum invites people to reflect on our

shared history, celebrate Arizona's role in America's story, and consider how each of us contributes to the next chapter of our democracy. Road to 250, Arizona Traveling Museum blends national history with Arizona's unique story through immersive panels, a short-looping video experience, and interactive activations for all ages. The exhibit explores defining moments in American history alongside the people, cultures, and communities that shaped Arizona, while inviting visitors to participate by sharing their own stories through the Dear America, Love Arizona Postcard activity. Select stops may feature additional activations from municipal hosts and community partners,

including Banner Health. Banner Health is proud to celebrate the resilience of the United States as the presenting sponsor of Arizona America 250, a strength built through service, perseverance, and care for one another, said Amy Perry, President and CEO. Our 60,000 banner team members reflects that same enduring spirit, showing up every day with compassion and dedication to care for people across Arizona. The centerpiece of the traveling museum is a replica of the Liberty Bell, one of a limited number located across the country. The Bell, which typically resides at the Arizona State Capitol, will travel aboard the museum as a powerful symbol of freedom, independence, and civic responsibility,

offering visitors across the state a rare opportunity to experience this iconic representation of America's founding ideals up close. Road to 250, Arizona Traveling Museum will make dozens of stops statewide, partnering with local communities, libraries, and civic organizations. Admission is free and open to the public thanks to the generous support of Banner Health, APS, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, SRP, Freeport MacMaran and many other community partners. Below is the full list of museum stops, but stay tuned to America250os.org slash events and follow at America 250 Oz on social media

for most current times and locations. February. 14. Prescott Chamber of Commerce, Prescott, Arizona, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 15. Prescott Chamber of Commerce, Prescott, Arizona, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 16. Parker, Park, Parker, Arizona.

19, Wickenberg Public Library, Wickenberg, Arizona. 20, Glendale Public Library, Glendale, Arizona. 22, Frontier Town, Cave Creek, Arizona. 24, UMA Crossing National Heritage Area, Yuma, Arizona. 27, Colangelo Museum, GCU Campus, Phoenix, Arizona. 28, Red Mountain Library, Mesa, Arizona. March. 1. Florence Community Center, Florence, Arizona. 2. Dorothy Powell Senior Center, Casa Grande, Oz.

5. Town of Marana, Marana, Arizona. 6. City of Nogales, Arizona. 7. Patagonia Museum, Patagonia, Arizona. 9. Fort Lowell, Tucson, Arizona. 12. Sierra Vista Public Library, Sierra Vista, Arizona. 13, downtown Tombstone, Tombstone, Arizona. 15, City of Wilcox, Wilcox, Arizona. 16, Safford City Hall, Safford, Arizona. 18, American Legion, Clifton Post, 28, Clifton, Arizona. 20, Hoops Activity Center, Thatcher, Arizona. 22, Bullion Plaza Cultural Center, Miami, Arizona.

25, Ramsey Park, Eager, Arizona. 27, Snowflake Taylor Public Library, Snowflake, Arizona. 29, Navajo Veterans Park, Window Rock, Arizona. 30, Navajo Technical University, Chinley Campus, Chinley, Arizona. April. 2, Page Public Library, Page, Arizona. 4. Ferdonia Fire Department, Ferdonia, Arizona. 6. Flagstaff Visitor Center, Flagstaff, Arizona.

9. Bullhead City Community Center, Bullhead City, Arizona. 11. Lake Havasu City Library, Lake Havasu City, Arizona. About the Arizona America 250 Commission. The Arizona America 250 Commission is a non-partisan effort to commemorate the nation's 250th anniversary by honoring Arizona's role in American history, celebrating stories from across the state, and inspiring civic pride in all communities. To learn more about the Arizona America 250 Commission, visit W.

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