New “Cowgirls of Chandler” exhibition now open

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A new exhibition at the Chandler Museum is celebrating the role of women and girls in shaping Chandler’s cultural identity.

The exhibition is entitled “Pony Up! Cowgirls of Chandler.” It is open to the public now and it is on display until Nov. 2. There are different artifacts, photos and stories from the women who worked on ranches and rodeos to solidify the city’s modern Western feel.

Images courtesy of the Chandler Museum

Sarah Biggerstaff, the Museum Storytelling Coordinator for the Chandler Museum, joined “Arizona Horizon” to provide more information on the exhibition.

For more information on how to visit the “Pony Up! Cowgirls of Chandler” exhibition and the other exhibitions on display, visit the Chandler Museum website.

Sarah Biggerstaff, the Museum Storytelling Coordinator for the Chandler Museum

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