Museums of every type, from art to zoo, are eligible for funding. Grants are awarded by a competitive peer review process, and help museums with conservation activities. The student-prepared exhibit deals with the Hopi Indians' oral traditions and legends connecting the Hopi culture to other southwestern cultures, such as the Fremont, the Anasazi and the Casas Grandes. The museum is offering a Scout Activity patch that focuses on the artifacts and information concerning the exhibition. The exhibit will be on display until May 2001.
Admission is free.
The museum also offers tours and teaching kit programs. The teaching kits are provided as supplementary resources for teaching anthropology in Utah.