Joanna Taylor creates from memory, imagination, and emotion, crafting folk-inspired works that blend home, history, and the natural world. A self-taught artist working in painting, collage, textiles, and book arts, she builds her own “art supplies” by carving stamps, sewing, and gathering natural materials to create “earth notes” on paper and cloth. Visit this exhibition now on view in our Baldwin gallery.

Join us for our Raptor Free Flight program Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays & Mondays at 10:30 a.m. with a season end on March 30, 2026! Enjoy the natural beauty of the Sonoran Desert while a narrator describes our unique birds' attributes, habitats and behaviors. Feel the brush of feathers as these amazing aerialists fly over your head completely untethered!

Join us on February 15th for an afternoon that bridges art and science, sparking new connections and igniting hope for a more resilient Sonoran Desert. Community storytellers will share personal journeys of discovery, collaboration, and care for our fragile desert ecosystem. We’ll explore what it means to live, work, and thrive in this landscape—and how we can protect it.