Housed in a mansion from the Porfiriato period, since 1989 the museum has shown temporary fine art exhibitions and a large collection of pre-Hispanic pieces from the indigenous peoples of Sinaloa, particularly fine pottery and human terracotta figures.

It is an interpretive space designed to provide context for the historical, archaeological, cultural, and environmental significance of one of the most important rock art sites in northwestern Mexico. Through museum exhibits, it provides context for the rock art, the pre-Hispanic cultures that…