Cabot’s Pueblo Museum is a 35 room actual pueblo that has been created entirely from found materials. It’s located in Desert Hot Springs, just a 15 minute car ride from the Downtown Palm Springs area.
It houses a variety of Pueblo inspired art, including pottery, needle arts, photography, papermaking, woodcarving, flint knapping, basket making, southwest jewelry, fine art desertscapes, and watercolors.
When you visit, you’ll find the artists working in the museum courtyard. The Museum also provides tours of the local Indian pueblos.
For more information visit Cabot’s Pueblo Museum.
67-616 Desert View Avenue Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240
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