Smoki Museum

American Indian Art and Culture The Smoki Museum is open daily (check our website for closure information), Monday - Saturday from 10am to 4pm, Sunday 1pm to 4pm. Admission is $5.00 for Adults, $4.00 for Seniors, $3.00 for Students. Children under twelve and native People are always free. Docent led tours are available upon request. Built in 1935 from native rock and timbers from the Prescott National Forest, the museum building was constructed using CCC and WPA funding, procurred by the one and only Grace Sparkes. The building, designed by Christopher Totten, is meant to resemple a Hopi Pueblo structure. Kate Cory, Artist of Arizona helped put the finishing touches on the building, including our Zuni two-sided fireplace.