Temecula Valley Museum — Attraction in Temecula

The Temecula Valley Museum, located in Temecula, California, focuses on preserving and interpreting the history and culture of the Temecula Valley and the surrounding area. The museum features a variety of exhibits that highlight the region's rich heritage, including its Native American history, early settlement, agriculture, and the development of the wine industry.

Visitors to the museum can explore artifacts, photographs, and displays that showcase the stories of the area's diverse communities. The museum also offers educational programs, workshops, and special events designed to engage the public and promote an understanding of local history.

In addition to its indoor exhibits, the Temecula Valley Museum often hosts outdoor events and activities, making it a vibrant hub for community engagement. The museum serves as a valuable resource for both residents and visitors interested in learning more about the unique history and culture of the Temecula Valley. If you have any specific questions about exhibits, events, or visiting the museum, just...

ARTIST, BEWARE! I was invited to display my paintings at the museum for two months. I was given a contract to sign, saying that the museum is not responsible for any damages to my art work. I hesitated to go ahead with the display because of no assurance that my art would be safe. I discussed my concerns with the woman in charge of paperwork. She was very reassuring, saying there was no danger of damage, that a professional art handler would be hanging the paintings and taking them down, and the clause in the contract that I was concerned about only applied if I insisted on hang the art myself. After a lengthy discussion, she convinced me and I brought my work in for display. I went to pick up my paintings and noticed damage to my largest painting. It had several scratches and an inch long hole through the canvas. Someone had covered the hole with a piece of black tape. When asked what happened , no one there seemed to know what had damaged the painting.. The manager said I'm sorry but you signed a contract.. ...

The museum was great except on one of the country days. They were giving out snacks.When I went up to the lady that was giving them our and ask for some she told me I can only get one I didn't mind except she didn't tell that to the person in front of me. They had biscuits there so I was about to pick one up and she said there not for you. I was mad cause also the person in front of me was able to get a biscuit. I just walked away after that. They had hot cocoa so I got some. The guy next to me spilled hot cocoa on my shoe and he apologized. But when I asked the ladies about it they only said there getting a mop for the mess. I asked them what about my shoe and they just gave me one napkin. Other than that it was a very nice museum but maybe get less rude ladies for the snacks. Oh btw I'm only 11 years old currently and I don't know why they would do that to an...