The Center for Meteorite Studies is home to the world's largest university-based meteorite collection. We house specimens representing over 1,600 separate meteorite falls, and our collection is actively used for geological, planetary, and space science research at ASU and throughout the world. Our Meteorite Museum is located on the campus of Arizona State University and is open to the public Monday through Friday, excluding ASU holidays.
Evening shows are offered Tuesday and Thursday nights from Sept.-Nov. and Feb.-April. Shows begin promptly at 6:30 p.m. and last approximately 30 to 50 minutes. Weather permitting; viewing though ASU telescopes follows each show. Reservations are required for all evening shows.
Tempe, AZ PlanetariumsFrom Depression-era murals to contemporary sculpture, ASU's public art reflects the rich historic traditions of the university and Arizona, as well as recent expressions by nationally renowned artists. Artworks are located throughout the 720
Tempe, AZ ArtsRestored Queen Anne Victorian home built in 1892 by one of Tempe'
Tempe, AZ MuseumsChampionship par-72 layout designed by Pete Dye in the Scottish links and stadium tradition, offering an exceptional tournament-caliber golfing experience. Banquet facilities/club house available for groups of 30-150
Tempe, AZ Golf CoursesPhysical anthropology, archeology, and sociocultural anthropology exhibits, reflecting student and faculty research interests.
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The Acadia Ranch Museum is more than 123 years old. The Oracle Historical Society purchased and took up residence in Acadia R...
Hiking trails at the park vary in difficulty. Weather can be unpredictable. Please be safe and wear suitable hiking boots. Gl...