Located in the historic center in a 19th-century Porfirian-style building.

Its four rooms display an impressive collection of archaeological remains found in southern Sinaloa, highlighting the representation of ulama, a pre-Hispanic ball game, as well as ceramic pieces predominantly in red, black, and cream.

It has temporary exhibition rooms for photography, painting, sculpture, and other artistic activities. Additionally, it has a bookstore specializing in the history of the region.