Traveling Treasures 2026 — Delta

NHMU Comes to You!

Experience a free, thoughtfully curated museum exhibition close to home. In collaboration with Zions Bank, NHMU’s Traveling Treasures program is bringing selections from the state’s natural history collections to the Delta community. Tell your neighbors — our 2026 Woven Through Time exhibition will be displayed this month at the Zions Bank in Delta.

About Traveling Treasures 2026: Woven Through Time

The cultures and histories of Utah's Indigenous peoples are woven into their baskets. Since time immemorial, baskets have been essential tools for daily life that helped Indigenous people thrive. Today, making baskets supports some Indigenous families as a source of income. Baskets continue to hold deep spiritual significance for Indigenous peoples. Each one contains knowledge passed down through generations.

Learn about the evolving cultures of Utah's tribal nations through the stories told by their baskets. The exhibit is sponsored by Zions Bank.

This exhibit was created in consultation with representatives of the eight sovereign tribal nations of Utah:
- Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation
- Navajo Nation
- Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation
- Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah
- San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe
- Skull Valley Band of Goshute
- Ute Indian Tribe
- Ute Mountain Ute/White Mesa Community