Your support keeps history alive. Help us protect our collections, expand educational programs, and create memorable experiences for visitors of all ages.
Since its opening in 1984 by the Coachella Valley Historical Society, the museum has been supported by a team of outstanding members and supporters.
The Coachella Valley History Museum continues to offer a multitude of ways patrons can experience, share, and preserve the history of the Coachella Valley today and for generations to come. Please scroll down to see all of the ways available to support the museum.
The Japanese Memorial Garden at the Coachella Valley History Museum was thoughtfully restored in 2021–2022, revitalizing the beauty and spirit of this important cultural treasure. This $40,000 renovation was made possible through the generosity of our community.
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Support the beauty and growth of our Rose Garden by making a meaningful contribution. Your donation helps preserve this beloved space, ensuring that the garden continues to flourish as a place of inspiration, reflection, and community enjoyment.
DonateSupport ongoing Campus Improvements and help us enhance the overall visitor experience across the museum grounds. Your contribution plays a vital role in maintaining and upgrading pathways, signage, lighting, and shared spaces, ensuring that the campus remains safe, accessible, and welcoming for all.
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Junior Historians is a dynamic after-school program for children ages 8–11 who are curious about the world around them.Students “travel” across countries and cultures while discovering history, traditions, and stories from around the globe. Through fun, hands-on art projects, kids learn creatively while building curiosity, imagination, and a deeper appreciation for our diverse world.
DonateA creative and inspiring program where young artists can learn, experiment, and express themselves through art. Designed for children ages 8–14, this summer experience encourages creativity while introducing a variety of artistic styles and techniques. Through hands-on projects and guided instruction, campers explore new materials, develop their skills, and enjoy creating art in a supportive and engaging environment.
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The The Empire Sunset will transform a 15,000-square-foot space on the northeast corner into a vibrant destination featuring drought-tolerant demonstration gardens and an immersive, interactive railway exhibit.
DonateThe Coachella Valley Historical Society, Inc. maintains an archive depository. History from the entire Coachella Valley is included. From newspapers and magazines, to business licenses and photographs, the archives house over 100 years of history.
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Third grade classes are invited to visit the grounds with their students to take a tour of the Museum led by one of our knowledgeable and kid-friendly School Tour Docents.Visit the Blacksmith Shop and the Desert Submarine, and take a lesson in the 1909 Schoolhouse.
DonateThe General Fund is an unrestricted account, allowing the museum to direct support where it is needed most. We are deeply grateful for every contribution, which helps us continue our legacy of service to the Coachella Valley.
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The best way to support the Coachella Valley History Museum is through membership. Join us on our journey to preserve the rich heritage of our community by becoming a member of the museum today. Becoming a member supports the museum in everyday operations and allows us to continue our work of delivering different programs and educational opportunities.
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