This place is AMAZING and will blow you away! The world of Copper is on full display, and you will never forget this place. One of the Best museums we have ever visited. The attention to detail is unmatch and if you are like us you will go back for a second look before you leave the area!

What a gem the copper museum is! We went on the recommendation of a friend and are very happy we did. Fascinating info about copper - history, uses, role in the development of this area, the Clark family and more. Housed in an old high school, there are rooms of copper items, 'museum morsels ' and science shown in a fascinating way. The gentleman at the desk was a wealth of information also. I highly recommend visiting if you are in the area.

Words can't describe our surprise and delight seeing this museum. This out of the way museum would be a hit in the largest city in the U.S. Thousands and thousands of curated pieces of worked copper, bronze and brass - the focus being copper. A family collection, labor of love, professionally displayed and lighted in a beautifully restored early 20th Century school building. The walk through the many rooms of the collection is overwhelming.

When your Sedona visit has an all day rain forecast, where do you go? Arizona Copper Art Museum! (Though would be worth the visit even in better weather.) This was a spot not on our initial agenda, but glad we found it on the map and decided to explore. The history of copper, blended with useful and decorative copper pieces held our attention for a few hours. The employee that welcomed us was full of knowledge to share. Even the teens were fascinated by a number of pieces, especially the artillary art catching their eye.

There are fewer things that bring me more delight when I travel than chancing across a small, unusual museum. We hit the jackpot when we visited the Copper Art Museum this week. It’s astonishing that someone was interested enough in a metal—ONE METAL—to curate an entire museum for one. Every room was a delight. We learned so much and spent two happy hours (about an hour longer than the average visitor) poking about. Jan, the lovely receptionist who welcomed us, is a real asset to the museum and I wish her well.

One of the best places to visit in AZ. So much wonderful copper, sectioned off by room and type of copper pieces. Kitchen, doorways, you name it, incredible pieces. Cannot say enough good things about this place and the amazing displays. This is located in the old Clarkdale high school, so happy it is being used for something original.