Brigham Young University Museum of Peoples and Cultures

The Museum began as a repository for the Department of Anthropology, whose expeditons were actively generating collections as early as the 1960s. Now, the museum is home to anthropolgical artifacts from cultures around the world.

Exivitiions are created by Brigham Young University students working under the direction of the BYU Department of Anthropology. The collections of the Museum of Peoples and Cultures specialize in five main areas: The Great Basin, The American Southwest, Mesoamerica, South America, and Polynesia.

Educational programs at the museum include Storytime, FHE at the Museum, Scout Patches, and Date Nights.

Currently showing Nuchu: Boices of the Ute People