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The Regional Archaeological Museum of Altos de Chavón celebrates 43 years of history, culture, and legacy! In honor of this significant milestone, the administration announces a series of events designed for the whole family, highlighting the cultural richness of Altos de Chavón and its impact on the region.

Exhibition “Latidos, cuando Chavón te atrapa”

On Friday, March 8, the inauguration of the exhibition “Latidos, cuando Chavón te atrapa” by renowned artist Xavier Roselló will take place at 7:30 pm. Everyone is invited to immerse themselves in the beauty and charm of Altos de Chavón through Roselló’s unique perspective.

Workshop “UrbakSketch en Chavón”

Saturday, March 9, marks the beginning of the drawing and illustration workshop led by Xavier Roselló, “UrbakSketch en Chavón.” This workshop, held five consecutive Saturdays starting at 11 am, promises to be an enriching experience for all participants. For more information and to reserve your spot, call 829 523 8554.

Talk “Documentos de Ferrata”

Architect Christian Martínez during his recent visit to the Regional Archaeological Museum of Altos de Chavón.

On Saturday, March 23, at 7 pm, archaeologist, architect, and visual artist Christian Martínez will deliver an engaging talk exploring the “Ferrata documents” and their significance in our region’s history.

Undersea Kids Camp

Attention, boys and girls! From March 25 to 28, the Undersea Kids Camp, organized by BAYACÚ, will take place. From 8:30 am to 1 pm, children will embark on an educational and fun adventure exploring the treasures of Altos de Chavón.

More about the Regional Archaeological Museum of Altos de Chavón

Since its establishment in 1981, the Regional Archaeological Museum of Altos de Chavón has been a cornerstone in the cultural development of the Dominican Republic and a must-visit destination for visitors worldwide. With over 3,000 pre-Columbian objects of cultural and heritage value, it houses the country’s third-largest Taíno art collection.

In 2023, the museum welcomed 21,186 tourists and 7,632 students, totaling 28,818 visitors—a significant increase of 4,519 compared to the previous year’s 24,299 visitors. Additionally, the museum conducted an impressive total of 960.60 bilingual guided tours during this period, reaffirming its commitment to providing an enriching and accessible experience for all visitors.

Furthermore, its cultural and educational activities have gained international recognition, solidifying its status as a leading institution in the Caribbean museum landscape. The museum’s collection is ranked third in importance in the Caribbean and globally, validated by institutions such as the International Council of Museums (ICOM) of UNESCO, SAMP Intercontinental Museum Network, and Museum Association of the Caribbean (MAC). Since 2023, it has been an active member of the National Museum Network and IBERMUSEOS.