Events
Come join us for any of our regularly-scheduled events!
Annual Membership Meeting
When: January 30, 2026
Where: Clemenceau Museum
Open to the Public! Members are specifically encouraged to attend, as there may be a scheduled vote on Officers, Bylaws, etc.
Each year, a guest speaker will lead a discussion on something of historical interest to the Cottonwood / Verde Valley community. Look for details in the 1Q edition of the Voice of the Verde Historical Society newsletter.
Arts & Crafts American Style
When: SECOND SATURDAY in FEBRUARY, 9am - 4pm
Where: Clemenceau School auditorium
This show features talented Verde Valley artists and craftsmen displaying stained glass, jewelry, dolls, pottery, woodwork, western items, original paintings and photography and lots more.
A $1 entrance fee benefits the Museum.
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Light refreshments are available.

- Local Artisans -
Indoor Yard Sale
When: Friday & Saturday, June 13-14, 2025: 8am - 2pm
Where: Clemenceau School auditorium
Useful, interesting and valuable items donated by Museum supporters are arranged for sale - in the air-conditioned school auditorium - with all proceeds directly benefiting the Clemenceau Heritage Museum. Pick up a bargain and contribute financially to the Museum to help it preserve and display the artifacts and heritage – written, spoken and living – of the Verde Valley.​
Creepy Cottonwood ... and BEYOND!
When: SATURDAYs in OCTOBER, 3-5pm
Where: Clemenceau Heritage Museum
Take a Creepy Tour at the Clemenceau Heritage Museum and discover the quirkier side of Verde Valley history.
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(This event is FREE!)

Zeke Taylor Barbecue
When: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED
As the old saying goes....
"All Good Things Must Come to an End."
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If you attended the Zeke Taylor BBQ at the Clemenceau Museum over the years, you will be saddened to learn that we have decided to discontinue this tradition. The BBQ will no longer be held.
Begun in 1991 by cowboy/rancher Zeke Taylor as a fundraiser for the Museum, the tradition was carried on by Don Godard and his family. Our heartfelt thanks go to the entire Godard Family for their years of dedication to the Museum and the community.

