“Tim's Cave Reimagined: Stewarding a Cultural Collection” Exhibit Opening

Tim's Cave Reimagined: Stewarding a Cultural Collection Opening Reception Saturday, April the 25th at 4:00pm Guest Speaker: Peter J. Pilles, Jr.  Reception to Follow  Ticketed Event Located at VVAC This April, the Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum will open the exhibit, Tim's Cave Reimagined: Stewarding a Cultural Collection. On behalf of the United States Forest Service and the Museum of Northern Arizona, VVAC is now the permanent custodian to the collection of artifacts and cultural items originating from a dwelling near Sedona, commonly referred to as Tim’s Cave. This exhibit will explore the stories of the Hisatsinom (Sinagua) who inhabited this region and the impressive ceramic ollas they created. Visitors can immerse themselves in a cave-like atmosphere while listening to these prehistoric artifacts tell their timeless stories. Peter J. Pilles, Jr. will speak about his experience at this site while working as the Forest Archaeologist for Coconino National Forest.  Following the talk, join us for a reception featuring hors d’oeuvres, wine, and  non-alcoholic beverages. Tickets $25 for VVAC Members, Native Americans and Veterans $35 for Non-Members Due to demand and limited seating tickets will sell fast and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Purchase tickets here: https://verdevalleyarchaeology.doubleknot.com/event/tims-cave-reimagined-exhibit-opening/3142174