The Chandler Museum is a cultural destination unlike any other with engaging, community-focused programs and forums, as well as world-class traveling exhibits.
Picturing Home: Dust Bowl Migrants in Chandler
March 8, 2022 - Aug. 13, 2023
In the late 1930s Chandler had an influx of Dust Bowl migrants who fled their homes in search of a better life. Government photographers Dorothea Lange and Russell Lee documented unique stories showing these migrants and their dwellings, which were often temporary. This exhibition focuses on topics of housing, migration, agriculture, self-sufficiency, and empathy.
Public Programs
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The Chandler Museum offers a wide array of engaging and educational public programs for early childhood, youth and adults. The programs include lectures, activities, demonstrations, outreach events and more. Programs are free to attend.
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Chandler Museum's Infinite Wave lit up at night.
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Museum-goer viewing historic images of Chandler on display.
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Exterior of the Chandler Museum showcasing the unique design.
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Saguaro Room at the museum used for public programs and rentals.
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Chandler museum at night.
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Living Room of McCullough-Price House is open to the public.
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Program attendees during an Art Tots program at Chandler Museum.
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Chandler Museum's Infinite Wave lit up at night.
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Museum-goer viewing historic images of Chandler on display.
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Exterior of the Chandler Museum showcasing the unique design.
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Saguaro Room at the museum used for public programs and rentals.
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Chandler museum at night.
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Living Room of McCullough-Price House is open to the public.
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Program attendees during an Art Tots program at Chandler Museum.