SALT RIVER ART TRAIL Experience the creativity and pride of the Pima and Maricopa people through the eyes of community member artists as you follow this curated art trail through the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community and Salt River’s Talking Stick Entertainment District. Get the free mobile-exclusive passport to earn points for each property, verified by a check-in. After completing the trail, these points can be redeemed at the Salt River Visitor Center for a free exclusive T-shirt made by Salt River community member Dwayne Manuel. STOP 1: DISCOVER SALT RIVER VISITOR CENTER STOP 3: PIMA CENTER Arizona Boardwalk, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Stop for area information and coupons, then explore a variety of art pieces created by Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community artists. STOP 2: ARIZONA BOARDWALK AT TALKING STICK At this vibrant commercial complex, see three sculptural works by Jeffrey Fulwilder, including Basket Dancers, Flute Players and Gourd Men. STOP 4: HUHUGAM KI: MUSEUM See five exterior art pieces, such as “Verde River” and “Salt River” by Jacob Butler, who infuses his images with deep cultural meaning. Dive into history and culture at this museum. Entry to Huhugam Ki: (meaning the “House of the Ancestors”) is compl imentary and features traditional art pieces throughout the property. Scan the QR code to see the rest of the stops and to get the mobile passport. Discover the ultimate destination for entertainment and adventure in the Talking Stick Entertainment District. With over 300 sunny days a year, the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community has everything under the sun. Scan the QR code and discover more. discoversaltriver.com 50 VISITARIZONA.COM ARIZONA BOARDWALK AT TALKING STICK, ART BY JACOB BUTLER
Arizona Official State Travel Guide Arizona 2025-26: Page 50
