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Cave Creek Museum
All proceeds benefit the Cave Creek Museum. Wear your CREEKER pride and support the museum, at the same time! Follow us on social media & learn of our latest news! The Cave Creek Museum is supported in part by an award from the Arizona Commission on the Arts, an agency of the State of Arizona. . Candid helps our Museum showcase its programs and ...
History of the Cave Creek Museum
The Cave Creek Museum is housed in a rustic Southwest style building on the west base of Black Mountain. The history of the area is alive with ancient settlements of Native people and traces of early settlers moving West. In 1968, a small group of volunteers founded the Cave Creek Historical Society. Land was donated by Frank and Hazel Wright and Good Shepherd of the Hills Episcopal Church ...
Board & Staff - Cave Creek Museum
Board Officers President Pat O'Brien read bio Pat and his wife Andrea moved to Cave Creek from the East Coast in 2002 when Pat retired as a senior manager from a NYC publishing company. He also retired from the Military in 1996 as a C-130 pilot for the
Events from October 7 – December 26 – Cave Creek Museum
Cave Creek Museum 6140 E Skyline Drive, Cave Creek, AZ, United States
Veterans’ Memory Garden - Cave Creek Museum
Veterans’ Memory Garden The Cave Creek Museum is proud to announce the area in front of the Museum will be transformed into Cave Creek’s Veterans’ Memory Garden, with six distinct areas dedicated to each military branch and a seventh exclusively for Cave Creek veterans. This project, designed by landscape designer Marc Viator, is a combined endeavor of the Cave Creek Museum staff, Board ...
Local Landmarks - Cave Creek Museum
Discover the places that shaped Cave Creek. The Local Landmarks program celebrates our town’s most iconic buildings and special spaces with bronze plaques and a storytelling map that invites you to explore—online and in person. The Local Landmarks program recognizes sites that embody Cave Creek’s character—from historic storefronts and gathering spots to natural features and cultural ...
Mormon Girl Mine - Cave Creek Museum
In the 1870s, the mountain we know as Black Mountain was known as Mormon Boy Mountain. An old prospector named Sweeney, along with his dependable burro Martha, found gold on a knoll, on the southwest side of Mormon Boy Mountain. When contemplating a name for his new gold mine, Sweeny felt Mormon Boy Mountain should have a girl friend; so, the famous Mormon Girl Mine was born. An accurate ...
Events from October 7 – December 26 - Cave Creek Museum
Cave Creek Museum 6140 E Skyline Drive, Cave Creek, AZ, United States
Newsletter - Cave Creek Museum
Newsletter We've gone digital! Please click on a button below to view the email newsletter. May 2026 April 2026 March 2026 February 2026 January 2026 December 2025 November 2025 October 2025 Nuggets Archive May 2025
Purchase Tickets - Cave Creek Museum
Cave Creek Museum partners with Act One and Maricopa County public libraries on the Culture Pass program. This gives families with limited financial capacity the chance to have FREE access to arts and culture museums with your library card.
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