With dozens of stops criss-crossing Arizona during February and March, the Arizona Traveling Museum comes to Miami's Bullion Plaza Cultural Center on March 22. The mobile history exhibition is slated to visit all 15 counties, kicking off on Statehood Day, Feb. 14, in Prescott.

The Arizona Traveling Museum brings history, heritage, and storytelling directly to cities, towns, and rural communities from Nogales to Page,  and stops in between. The centerpiece of the traveling museum is a replica of the Liberty Bell, one of a limited number located across the country. The bell, which typically resides at the Arizona State Capitol, will travel aboard the museum as a powerful symbol of freedom, independence, and civic responsibility – offering visitors across the state a rare opportunity to experience this iconic representation of America’s founding ideals up close.

“Road to 250 is about making this milestone accessible to every Arizonan,” said Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, chair of the Arizona America250 Commission. “By traveling to communities across the state, this museum invites people to reflect on our shared history, celebrate Arizona’s role in America’s story, and consider how each of us contributes to the next chapter of our democracy.”

Road to 250: Arizona Traveling Museum blends national history with Arizona’s unique story through immersive panels, a short looping video experience, and interactive activations for all ages. The exhibit explores defining moments in American history alongside the people, cultures, and communities that shaped Arizona, while inviting visitors to participate by sharing their own stories through the Dear America, Love Arizona postcard activity. Select stops may feature additional activations from municipal hosts and community partners, including Banner Health. See the complete list of stops at