The We are Water traveling exhibit will reopen in May 2025 at The Powerhouse in Durango, Colorado!
We are Water creates a place where youth, families, and community members can experience, learn, share, and talk about what water means to them. The exhibit has four parts, each highlighting a different theme: (1) Water and Life, (2) Water Use, Water Rights, (3) Water in the Landscape, and (4) Water and Our Community. Each piece of the exhibit also includes a fun hands-on activity or game!
Explore the full We are Water exhibition — Navajo | Spanish | English
Library visitors, tell us what you think about the We are Water exhibit by filling out this online survey!

Watch a video about the exhibit elements here!
The We are Water exhibit has traveled to libraries throughout the Four Corners Region!
- Aztec Public Library in Aztec, NM
- Navajo Nation Museum, Navajo Nation Library in AZ
- Pine River Library in Bayfield, CO
- Montrose Regional Library in Montrose, CO
- Zuni Tribal Archives in Zuni, NM
- Ignacio Community Library in Ignacio, CO
- Page Public Library in Page, AZ
- Cortez Public Library in Cortez, CO
- Mesa County Central Library in Grand Junction, CO

Resources for We are Water host sites
- We are Water exhibit passport - encourage visitors to explore the exhibit with this activity booklet.
- Exhibit tour and tutorial - watch the 10-minute video to learn more about the We are Water exhibit
- Facilitation guide - explore tips for engaging with exhibit visitors
- Engagement guide for teachers - explore learning activities that can accompany an exhibit visit
- Exhibit blueprints - view details about the size and set-up of the exhibit
- Or scroll the interactive below to learn more!
Gallery of visitor contributions to the We are Water exhibition