The fun and engaging Hands-On Heritage House, an education center near the 1895 Rosson House is now open. Come join fun historical hands-on activities and exhibits inside the 1901 California bungalow style Stevens-Haustgen House. Look through a stereoscope, try your hand at old fashioned games, investigate the tools of kitchen and laundry duties over 100 years ago and more. This participatory exhibit space is also the headquarters of our scheduled school tours and Heritage Saturday activities. The Hands-On-Heritage House is volunteer staffed so please call for hours of operation before visiting (602.262.5070) .

Japanese Hina Doll Exhibit

March 3 is Hina Matsuri (Doll Festival or Girls' Festival), when people pray for the happiness and healthy growth of girls. Families with young daughters mark this day by setting up a display of dolls inside the house. This beautiful doll exhibit will be in the Hands-on-Heritage House until the end of March. The exhibit is $3.00 per person or free with Rosson House Museum Admission.