Hohokam Society - Tempe - THE ARIZONA STATE SOCIETY OF THE CHILDREN OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

hohokam society - tempe

Hohokam Society was named for the ancient American Indian people who lived in central and southern Arizona. They were known for creating large irrigation networks around the Rio Salado to support their agriculture. Remains of their culture are regularly found in the region.

The Hohokam Society in Tempe was first established in 1970 and again in 1990. Meetings are held monthly August through May. Contact [email protected] for details.

Annual traditional activities include:

Planning meeting in August
March in the Parada del Sol in Scottsdale
Lay wreaths for Wreaths Across America
Participate in the national C.A.R.'s Day of Service
May FUN meeting where members simply enjoy time together at a location of their choice

members in action

Enjoy this timeline of the American Revolution from our society members!