1. Pima Center I Loop 101 & Via de Ventura

• Basket Dancers by Jeffrey Fulwilder
  Four female figures balancing baskets honoring the women who keep the traditional dances alive.
• Flute Players by Jeffrey Fulwilder
  Towering male figures etched with meaningful symbols that represent culture, nature and our people.
• Gourd Men by Jeffrey Fulwilder
  Five traditional singers with long, flowing hair representing a stylized version of Pima warriors.

2. Rancho Solano School I 9180 E Via de Ventura

• The Horse Called Creation by Jeffrey Fulwilder
  A life sized mustang horse full of petroglyph designs symbolizing stories in many ways.

3. Arizona Boardwalk at Talking Stick I 9500 E Via de Ventura

Various exterior art pieces featuring Jacob Butler

• Salt River: The Salt River panels are reflections of our connection to the ocean.
• Gila River: The butterfly is spoken of in our O’odham creation stories. The Piipaash have been called the Butterfly people by some historians, because of their regalia.
• Santa Cruz River: Images are of a traditional farmer super imposed in front of the waters that sustained our people from the beginning of time.
• Colorado River: images along the Colorado River are playful representations of endangered fish once abundant in all of the waters of the Arizona Boardwalk.
• Verde River: The image on the Verde River is of the Red Mountain. A place very special to our Tribe. The Red Mountain preserve sits along the edge of the Salt and the Verde Rivers. Many ceremonies and cultural events are held in the area, often through the night and into the next days

4. Salt River Fields at Talking Stick I 7555 N Pima Rd

• Water Birds by Jeffrey Fulwilder
  Three long-legged birds sitting in a stream to memorialize Colorado Rockies President Keli McGregor.

5. Roadhouse Cinemas I 9090 E Talking Stick Way

• Fire Keepers by Jeffrey Fulwilder
  Four figures circled around the fire, representing the four directions, the Earth and the role of Fire Keepers.

6. Discover Salt River Visitor Center I 9120 E Talking Stick Way

Various art pieces along with Gifts of a River by Dwayne Manuel.

7. Talking Stick Resort I 9800 E Talking Stick Way

Traditional art throughout property and located in the Cultural Center

8. Residence Inn by Marriott I 5351 N Pima Rd

Various art pieces along with photography done by Anthony Collins.

9. Courtyard by Marriott I 5201 N Pima Rd

Various art pieces along with photography done by Anthony Collins and a new art installation by Jeffrey Fulwilder.

10. Huhugam Ki Museum I 10005 E Osborn Rd

Traditional art can be found throughout the property.

11. Two Waters I 10005 E Osborn Rd

• Pima Baskets by Jeffrey Fulwilder
  Four traditional Huhukam design baskets

• Wall Light Sconces by Jeffrey Fulwilder
  Interpretation of water, gourd and coyote track designs.

• Waiting for the Fruit to Ripen by Jeffrey Fulwilder
  Sonoran desert sculpture features ocotillo, prickly pear and ancient pots.

12. Casino Arizona I 524 N 92nd St

Traditional art can be found throughout the property.