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BYU Museum of Peoples and Cultures

BYU's anthropology museum holds more than a million artifacts from around the world and puts a rotating handful of them on display. A permanent gallery traces who has lived in Utah Valley, from Archaic and Fremont peoples to the Ute and later settlers. Current shows cover basketry around the world and the kava bowls of Pacific Island communities.

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What is inside

  • Utah Valley permanent exhibit covering Archaic, Fremont, Ute and Euro-American peoples
  • Intertwined: Basketry Around the World (through January 2027)
  • Kava Bowls: Stories of Community in the Pacific Islands (through January 2027)

Good for

  • History buffs
  • Kids
  • Rainy days

From the museum's own site, checked October 2026. Something changed? Tell us.

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Where
2201 North Canyon Road, Provo

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