Mesa: Road to 250: Arizona Traveling Museum Visits Red Mountain Library Feb. 28

~ The Arizona America250 Commission has announced the launch of a new mobile exhibition, Road to 250: Arizona Traveling Museum presented by Banner Health. This unique exhibition will be touring all 15 counties in Arizona, bringing national history and Arizona's unique story to communities across the state.

The traveling museum, housed in a custom-retrofitted trailer, features immersive panels, a short video experience, and interactive activities for all ages. The centerpiece of the exhibit is a replica of the Liberty Bell, which is usually on display at the Arizona State Capitol.

On February 28th, the traveling museum will make its only stop in the east valley at Mesa's Red Mountain Library. The exhibit will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with remarks from Mayor Mark Freeman, Councilmember Alicia Goforth, and Vice Mayor and Mesa's America 250 planning committee chair Scott Somers at 10:15 a.m.

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The event will also feature a blood drive hosted by Vitalant from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on their donation bus in the library parking lot. Appointments can be made at vitalant.org.

This stop on the Road to 250 tour aligns with Mesa's America 250 efforts, which focus on three pillars: Commitment to Service, Honoring Our History, and Celebrating Our Community and Neighborhoods. The city is excited to welcome this unique exhibition and encourages residents to come out and experience it for themselves at Red Mountain Library located at 635 N. Power Road.

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