The Coachella Valley History Museum is a cultural and educational destination in Indio, California, dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and sharing the history of the Coachella Valley. Operated by the Coachella Valley Historical Society, the museum uses artifacts, historic buildings, exhibitions, and storytelling to explore the people, places, cultures, and events that have shaped the region. Its permanent and temporary exhibitions highlight the valley’s diverse histories and perspectives, with featured subjects including Japanese gardens and local landmarks.

The museum offers educational programs for children and young people, including school tours, after-school activities, summer programs, and virtual tours led by docents. Visitors can also attend events such as a speakeasy, a Day of the Dead celebration, and an English tea party. Its historic venues are available for corporate retreats, weddings, and other special occasions. Additional ways to engage include private tours, volunteering, and membership, which provides benefits such as free admission, discounts, and invitations to select events. The museum welcomes visitors on a seasonal schedule.