I saw King Tut and various other traveling exhibits when they brought them in but they took a few key pieces out when they had the Rodin exhibit and that was very disappointing to see them deny us any of his wonderful artwork. More

I really like this museum, but listed as #1 to do in Provo? really? That's pretty surprising. There are interesting exhibits, and the anthropology students are super involved in this museum, which is neat. More

I have been to this museum multiple times. It is peaceful, and rustic. The docents and workers are more accessible and personable because of the museums size. The exhibits have many activities for young school children and activities that appeal to Brigham Young University students. The museum works hard to support the community and provide an intellectually uplifting experience for... More

The Museum has a couple of exhibits, but it provides activities for the community and helps you learn about the history of the local area. ------------------------------------- Find more info and other places to see at <a href="http://www.provohappening.com">provohappening.com</a>. More

My introduction to the Museum of Peoples and Cultures was when I was a kid in home-school. My mom would take us to all the best educational exhibits in Utah Valley, and MPC was one of our regular trips. While the museum has activities for all ages, it is a great place to take kids. The kids have a chance... More

The Museum of Peoples and Cultures or MPC offers activities for adults and children alike. It doesn't matter if you are a student or a member of the community the MPC welcomes everyone. They have date nights and Family Home Evening activities every month as well as large events throughout the year. The best part about it is it is... More