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Permanent ExhibitionsA Woman of Influence: Flora PatencioThis exhibition is a study of Flora Patencio, a strong leader in thehistory of the Agua Caliente people. Flora participated in some ofthe most important political and cultural decisions of her time.Cahuilla Culture & History GalleryPhotographs, maps, and text tell the story of the early times ofthe Cahuilla people. A 15-minute film entitled Indian Familyof the California Desert re-enacts the early Cahuilla traditional life.Off-Site Changing ExhibitionsThis display of Museum exhibitions and events can be seen atthe Palm Springs Visitors Center at the base of Tramway Road.Agua Caliente Cultural Museum shares its resources throughcollaborations with California State University/San Bernardino,(Palm Desert campus), the City of Palm Springs, Palm SpringsPublic Library and other institutions. Off-site exhibitions offer aunique glimpse of local history for university students and staff,Coachella Valley residents, and visitors.Dream of the Blue Frog (Wahaatukicnikic Tetayaw)This exhibition focuses on the history and lore of the Agua CalienteHot Spring from ancient times to the present. Blue Frog is one ofthe nukatem (spiritual beings) residing in the spring.WHERE: Spa Resort Casino Hotel – location of the hot spring100 N. Indian Canyon Drive, Palm SpringsTahquitz CountryExplore symbols and artwork of the Cahuilla people through designs usedin pottery, basketry, and rock art. Take a photographic journey through theheart of Cahuilla territory — the home of shaman Tahquitz.WHERE: California State University/San BernardinoPalm Desert Campus37500 Cook Street, Palm DesertSince Time ImmemorialA time line on the history of the Cahuilla people.WHERE:Palm Springs City Hall3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs2009-2010 Exhibition Print Media Sponsor5