You can access information to local valley arts by either scrolling down each entry below or referring to the Index listing at the side and clicking on the desired heading.
The information to valley arts is updated regularly. If you are a member of a local valley arts group, society or center and would like to be included on our Arts Listing page, send your information to davidappleford@clearchannel.com
The whole family is invited to join the Arizona Museum for Youth in experiencing this grand adventure Wing It: Things That Fly and visit the Eagles Nook to see live footage of eagles landing and maybe even hatching, build paper airplanes and let them blast off through amazing rocket launchers, experience an airplane simulator, pretend in Butterfly Puppet Theatre and lounge in a glow-in-the-dark camp ground and more!
Feb 10 - May 6, 2012
35 N. Robson, Mesa, AZ 85201
AMY will offer a fun, exploratory activity for early learners. Children will be able to explore the fundamentals of aerodynamics as they create and test their own aircraft using a variety of materials.
Official selections for the 18th Annual Sedona International Film Festival run the gamut from Oscar winners to Oscar hopefuls, full-length feature premiers, shorts, and documentaries.
The 145 films will be screened at four locations throughout Sedona from Feb. 18-26 including the new Mary D. Fisher Theater, which will be inaugurated during the Festival and serve as the official screening venue for Sedona International Film Festival films throughout the year.
Legendary director Peter Bogdanovich will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award. His Oscar-winning film, The Last Picture Show, will open the Festival at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 18 at the SedonaPerformingArtsCenter at SedonaRedRockHigh School, 995 Upper Red Rock Loop.
The full schedule of films starts Sunday, Feb. 19 on three screens at Harkins Sedona 6, 2081 W. Highway 89A; at a special theater at the Sedona Rouge, 2250 W. State Route 89A, and at the Mary D. Fisher Theater, 2030 W. State Route 89A at the Festival headquarters.
For a full listing of all films CLICK HERE to go directly to the Sedona 2012 Film Festival website.
The Phoenix Film Festival is proud to announce the 12th Annual Edition of its event. The Festival is planning its biggest and best festival ever.
It was named one of the 25 coolest Film Festivals by MovieMaker Magagazine and is a program of the 501c(3) non-profit Phoenix Film Foundation. The event was started in 2000 by independent filmmakers as an opportunity to showcase independent filmmaking and it has quickly become Arizona's largest film festival.
The festival annually screens over 150 films, holds parties and provides filmmaking seminars to capacity audiences. Over 22,000 attendees enjoy the 8 day festival.
The festival takes place all in one convenient location and is held on 7 screens at the Harkins Scottsdale 101. All parties and workshops are held right on site, so nothing is mised.
To find out more regarding times, dates and tickets for the full schedule of films CLICK HERE to go directly to the Phoenix Film Festival website.
This exciting edition of Circus Vargas takes the audience on an artistic journey, encompassing the cultures of the world, elegantly achieved through a series of circus vignettes depicting the experiences, memories and vision of a traveling circus performer. Join us on a captivating jaunt across the globe, as seen through the eyes of the talented aerialists and acrobats featured in this magnificent presentation, who bring with them, their interpretation of the art of circus, needing no translation, transcending all language, age and cultural barriers, and making Circus Vargas the magnificent circus it is today! Arrive Early for the Preview Show!
Prior to every show, Host & Hostess Jon & Laura Weiss welcome the audience and invite the children (of all ages) into center ring for a tutorial of what life is like under the Big Top! Join the fun with Jon as he guides everyone on a crash course in circus skills such as juggling, feather balancing and hula-hooping!
Locations:
Tempe: Arizona Mills Mall Jan 26-Feb 26
Phoenix: MetroCenter Mall Feb 9 - Feb 13
For more information, imcluding the purchase of tickets CLICK HERE to go directly to the Circus Vargas website.
Greetings Symphony lovers! The 2011-2012 Season is under way and it should be a spectacular year.
More information about the upcoming season can be found at www.phoenixsymphony.org. Individual tickets for the Season can be purchased through the Phoenix Symphony Box Office by phone at 602-495-1999 from 10 am to 2 pm.
2011-2012 Classic Series
Centennial Celebration! Grofe: Grand Canyon Suite: February 16th & February 18th Brian Mulligan Performs Pucinni & Mahler: March 1st through March 3rd Elgar: Enigma Variations: March 22nd & March 24th Christie conducts Sheherazade: March 29th through March 31st Beethoven: Symphony No. 7: April 19th through April 21st Rachmaninoff Festival Week 1: May 3rd through May 5th Rachmaninoff Festival Week 2: May 10th & May 12th Rodrigo: Concierto De Aranjuez: May 17th & May 19th
2011-2012 Pop Series
Fiddler on the Roof: February 3rd and February 4th Broadway ROCKS!: February 24th through February 26th Motown's Greatest Hits: March 16th and March 17th The Rat Pack!: April 27th and April 28th High Flying! Cirque de la Symphonie: May 25th through May 27th
Arizona Theatre Company 2011-2012 Season is here with some fantastic shows. Escape with your friends and family and experience some of the shows that Arizona Theatre Company has to offer. All shows are located at Herberger Theater Center, 222 E. Monroe St., in Phoenix. For ticket information please call 602-256-6995 or you can log onto arizonatheatre.org. Shows also run in Tucson, usually the week before they arrive in Phoenix. The Tuscon Box Office can be contacted at 520-622-2823.
ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S THE 39 STEPS Tucson: January 14 - February 4, 2012 Phoenix: February 9 - 26, 2012
THE GREAT GATSBY Tucson: February 25 - March 17, 2012 Phoenix: March 22 - April 8, 2012
ASU Gammage2011 - 2012 M&I Bank Broadway Across America is proud to announce their upcoming series! The series includes some of today’s biggest hits straight from Broadway!
Get Broadway's Hottest Shows at the Best Price Ever. Season subscribers to the PROGRESSIVE® Broadway Across America – Arizona season are assured priority seating, the same great seats for every show, priority ticket offers for special Broadway engagements. Additional benefits include ticket exchange privileges and lost ticket insurance. Season subscriptions start at $114.
Located on the Tempe campus of Arizona State University, ASU Gammage is among the largest university-based presenters of performing arts in the world. ASU Gammage is the home theater of M&I Bank Broadway Across America – Arizona and the BEYOND series. Its mission is to connect communities through artistic excellence and educational outreach. ASU Gammage is an historic hall designed by internationally renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. To purchase tickets please click here or call the Box Office at 480-784-4444.
Wicked: February 15 - March 11, 2012
American Idiot: April 24 - April, 29, 2012 Rain: May 11 - May, 12, 2012 La Cage Aux Folles: May 15 - May 20, 2012
Arizona Broadway Theatre, recognized as the "Best Playhouse of the Valley" by PHOENIX Magazine and winner of WESTMARC's "2011 Best of the West" Award, is a state-of-the-art professional dinner theatre that showcases actors and designers from New York City, the greater Phoenix area, and around the country. Additionally, all aspects of the productions are built at the theatre, making ABTthe largest producer of live year-round theatre in the state. ABT Performing Arts Association Inc. is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.
For more information, call the box office at 623.776.8400 or CLICK HERE to go directly to the ABT website.
Currently Showing:
Singin’ in the Rain
Through February 14 (Special Valentine’s Day performance)
The Arizona Renaissance Festival is one of the most interactive entertainment shows ever created with wonderful amusements and antics on going all around you! Enjoy non-stop entertainment presented on 12 stages every event day. There is comedy, music, dancing, circus performers, jousting knights on horseback, and much more! Sit back and relax or become a part of the action as you are surrounded by over 500 costumed characters roaming the festival village!
The Festival will open on two special weekdays, Tuesday, February 14th and Thursday, February 16th to accommodate students and teachers who wish to enjoy a very distinctive field trip opportunity. For more information CLICK HERE to go directly to the festival website.
Saturdays, Sundays Feb 11-April 1, President's Day, Monday February 20
Arizona Opera is a professional opera company which produces fully-staged opera performances, concerts, in-school touring productions, educational and outreach programs that reach over 55,000 schoolchildren and adults annually. Founded in 1971, Arizona Opera is one of the few companies in the United States to serve multiple cities.
For its 2011-12 season, Arizona Opera is presenting a winning combination of popular favorites and new productions.
Aida by Giuseppe Verdi March 9, 10 (7:30 p.m.) & 11 (2 p.m.)
Orfeo ed Euridice by Christoph Willibald Gluck April 13, 14 (7:30 p.m.) & 15 (2 p.m.)
Ticket prices begin at $25 and are available at all Ticketmaster outlets, by calling 1.800.982.2787 or visiting online www.ticketmaster.com. Tickets are also available through the Arizona Opera Box Office from 10 a.m. through 4:30 p.m. at 602.266.7464 in Phoenix or 520.293.4336 in Tucson or CLICK HERE to go directly to the Arizona Opera website.
With original scripts, Phoenix Theatre's Cookie Company bases plays off of popular fairy tales and classic children's literature. CLICK HERE for more information about their upcoming series or call 602-254-2151.
Peacemaker, February 11-26 Charlotte's Web, April 14-29
Ballet Arizona is an innovative and provocative professional ballet company that creates, performs, and teaches outstanding classical and contemporary ballet. The company is dedicated to preserving and celebrating classical dance while creating and commissioning new innovative works.
If you would like more information on Ballet Arizona or to enquire about purchasing tickets click here.
2011-2012 Fairytale Series:
The Sleeping Beauty: February 9th - February 12th
- Director's Choice: A vibrant collection of movement: March 29th - April 1st
The Kerr Cultural Center is a intimate performing arts venue located in Scottsdale. For all your information please click here or call 480-596-2660. Below is the 2011-2012 Season.
February 9 Young Sounds of Arizona February 24 Chamber Music Plus March 1-3 Black Women Walking March 15 Marshall Trimble March 23 Big Daddy D and the Dynamites
Del E. Webb Center For The Performing Arts 2011-2012 Season
Located in Wickenburg, the Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts is a state-of-the-art seat theatre dedicated to enhancing the cultural and educational richness of Wickenburg and our surrounding communities. The Del E. Webb Center provides a diverse lineup of music, dance and theatre production. For all information about what is performaing at the center you can click here. Following is the 2011-2012 Season:
February 2012
Feb 2-3 Celtic Nights: Journey of Hope Feb 10-11 Arizona Opera Feb 25-26 Neil Berg's 100 Yers of Broadway
March 2012 March 3 Dailey & Vincent Sing the Statler Brothers March 8 Damn Yankees March 11 Culbertson & Benoit: Piano 2 Piano March 15 C!RCA March 18 Women Fully Clothed March 22 Suzy Boggus March 30 State Street Ballet: Jungle Book
Located in Downtown Chandler, the Chandler Center for the Arts is the premier cultural resource that focuses on leading, advocating and advancing arts and culture in the greater Chandler area for more than 20 years providing quality, diverse and affordable performing and visual arts programs. Click here for ticket & show information.
February 2012 February 4 Lorrie Morgan & Pam Tillis: Grits & Glamour Tour February 18 Kathleen Madigan February 19 Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom
March 2012 March 2 Los Lonely Boys March 3 Ricky Nelson Remembered and Tribute to the Music of John Denver March 4 The Red Army Chorus and Dance Ensemble March 10 Damn Yankees March 11 Fire of the Pacific by Aonua March 19-24 The Awesome 80's Prom March 30 Joan Rivers March 31 Marty Stuart
Scottsdale Center For The Performing Arts 2011-2012 Season
Scottsdale Center For The Performing Arts
After more than a year of renovation and renewal, the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts is embarking upon a new era with the opening of its state-of-the-art Virginia G. Piper Theater and a star-studded 2011 - 2012 season of dance, jazz, classical and world music, theater and satire. Listed below are the are the series of performances that will be at the Virginia G. Piper Theater. There is also a special buy 3 get one free ticket program on specific shows! To purchase tickets or to find out more information about the shows please click here.
Late Nite Catechism - Jan 20th - March 23rd
February 2012 Close Encounters with Music: Lisztomania! - February 2nd Garrison Keillor - February 2nd Late Nite Catechism- February 3, 10, 17 & 24 Ballet Folklórico de Antioquia, Colombia - February 3rd Celtic Nights: Journey of Hope - February 4th Late Nite Catechism lll: 'Til Death Do Us Part- Feb. 4th, 11th, 18th & 25th Talk Cinema # 5- Feb. 7th Metropolitan Klezmer - February 9th Duke Ellington Orchestra - February 11th Keyboard Conversations® with Jeffrey Siegel: From Heart to Art - February 14th Trisha Brown Dance Company - February 16th TAO: The Way of the Drum - February 18 thIrvin Mayfield and the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra - February 24th Wroclaw Philharmonic Orchestra and Garrick Ohlsson - February 25th
Childsplay, Arizona's award-winning theatre company for young audiences, is proud to bring its 35th season to the Tempe Arts Center. Below is the 35th Season that Childsplay Theatre, Arizona's Professional Theatre for Young Audiences & Families brings you:
January 22nd - February 5th With Two Wings
February 12th - March 4th Rock the Presidents
April 7th - April 15th Tomás and the Library Lady
April 22nd - May 27th The Color of Stars
In addition, Summer Camp Registration is now open from June 6th through August 5th Theater classes taught by profes-sional teaching artists are offered for young people ages 4-17. For more information on the shows & camp or to buy tickets, please call the TCA box office at 480-350-2822 or visit the website at www.childsplayaz.org. The Tempe Center for the Arts is located at 700 W. Rio Salado Pkwy. in Tempe.
Located in the heart of downtown, the Arizona Science Center features 300 hands on exhibits as well as a planetarium and IMAX theatre. Regularly changing shows assure that the experience is never the same twice. With programs for both kids and adults, ranging from camps to birthday parties and adult nights, the Science Center is a great place for families.
The Arizona Science Center is located at 600 E. Washington St. in downtown Phoenix. For more information call 602-716-2000 or visit their website by clicking here.
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot By Stephen Adly Guigis Directed by Ron May
Stray Cat is thrilled to announce that it will be teaming up with the new incoming class of MFA Actors at ASU for a kinetic and visceral production of this wicked expressionistic fantasy. Set in a time-bending, darkly comic world between heaven and hell, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot uses flashbacks to an imagined childhood, and a courtroom in Purgatory with lawyers who reexamine the plight and fate of the New Testament’s most infamous and unexplained sinner.
“An extraordinary play… not since Angels in America have I seen a play so unafraid to acknowledge the power of the spirit…” The Guardian.
Performances: February 17 – March 3, 2012 Curtain: 7pm Thursdays 8pm Fridays and Saturdays 2pm Sundays
For more information, including tickets CLICK HERE to go directly to the Stray Cat Theatre website.
The Black Theatre Troupe begins its 42nd anniversary season of “Preserving the Past and Embracing the Future,” which promises to be a year long celebration that is going to be full of hope, laughter and human compassion. For more information on The Black Theatre Troupe please click here.
Coming of the Hurricane – February 17 – 26, 2012 It Ain’t Nothin’ But the Blues – April 13 – 22, 2012
Know for great programming and famous alumni like Jordin Sparks, the Valley Youth Theatre is celebrating its 23rd year with performances at Herberger Theatre and its downtown space. For all your theatre information please click here.
Charlotte’s Web: February 3-19 Freckleface Strawberry: The Musical, April 6-22 The Wiz: June 8-24
Theatre Artists Studio is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization designed to provide a professional theatre resource for its members and for the community.
Celebrating its sixth year in Scottsdale, the Theatre Artists Studio is a member organization of actors, directors, etc.. Click here for more information or call 602-765-0120.
The Unexpected Man, February 10-26 Babe: An Olympic Musical, March 16 – April 1 The Road to Mecca, April 20 – May 6 New Summer Shorts, June 14-24
Celebrating its 26th year, the northwest valley, Theatre Works is bringing another full season of drama, comedy, and music. For more information click here, or call 623-815-7930.
Main Stage: The Dixie Swim Club, January 20 – February 19 A Little Night Music, March 16 – April 7 All Through the Night, April 13 – May 13
Youth: Hairspray, February 3-19 Puppet Works: The Magical Adventures of Pinocchio, March 10-31
The Southwest Shakespeare Company performs at the Mesa Arts Center and focuses on making Shakespeare’s plays more understandable. Click here for more information or call 306-535-1202
Art, March 1-17 Much Ado About Nothing, April 19 – May 5
Scottsdale Desert Theatre is a nonprofit organization providing theatrical entertainment in an intimate, cabaret-style setting. With most all upcoming shows lasting a month or so, there are plenty to choose from year-round. Click here for more information or call 480-483-1664.
Mainstage: Annie Get Your Gun, January 13th – February 11th How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, April 13th – May 12th Rent, July 13th – August 11th
Actors’ Café: The Pillowman, February 3rd – March 4th Altar Boys, March 23rd – May 20th The Odd Couple, June 8th – July 29th
Children’s Theatre: Alice in Wonderland, February 24th – March 25th Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, May 25th – June 24th
This professional dance company performs at Phoenix Theatre and has an upcoming fall and spring series. Click here for more information or call 602-258-9511
The Hale Centre Theatre located in Gilbert offers quality, family-friendly entertainment that all can enjoy. To find out ticket prices and theatre information please click here. Below is the 2011-2012 Season
Great Arizona Puppet Theatre has been entertaining the Valley for almost 30 years striving to promote the art of puppetry, educate children and their families and celebrate Arizona in its culture, heritage and ecology through the art of puppetry. For theatre and show information please click here. Below is the 2011-2012 Season:
Cinderella January 18-February 12
Hotel Saguaro February 15-26
The True Story of the Three Little Pigs February 29-March 4
Serving Scottsdale and surrounding communities, Greasepaint Youtheatre programming is designed to develop the life skills and aesthetic knowledge that Youth will carry with them both as Artists and Audiences of Tomorrow. This company performs in Scottsdale with shows designed for kids 6 to 14 years of age. For theatre information please click here.
Fountain Hills Theatre Company celebrates 25 Years of Theatre Excellence. The Fountain Hills Theare Company is a nonprofit group with dedicated volenteers producing a variety of shows yearly. For theatre information please click here.
Mainstage:
A Chorus Line
EXTENDED!! ADDED DATES: Feb 3 & 4 - 8:00pm Feb 5 - 2:00pm
East Valley Children’s Theatre (EVCT) is more than just a theatre. It is a place where children can grow and develop into confident young adults. At EVCT youth gain self-esteem, and develop creativity. To find out how you can be involved with the East Valley Children's Theatre please click here. Season:
February 9-19 Queen Zixi of Ix: The STory of the Magic Cloak
For over 35 years the Desert Foothills Theater has been providing theater experiences to the Northeast valley. It was founded in 1975 by Anne and Carl Nusbaum. They had grease paint in their veins, and wanted to share their deep love of live theater with everyone in the Desert Foothills. For all your DFT information please click here. Following is their 2011-2012 Theatre Season:
Phoenix Theatre, founded in 1920 as Phoenix Little Theatre, is the oldest arts institution in the State of Arizona and one of the oldest continuously operating arts organizations in the country. It is currently celebrating its 90th Anniversary this year! Phoenix Theatre is proud to unveil its 2011-2012 Theatre Season! To purchase tickets to any of these shows or to enquire information about the Phoenix Theatre please click here. Performances include the following:
The Marvelous Wonderettes January 11th - February 5, 2012
Opened in 1929, the Heard Museum was the first cultural attraction in the Phoenix and remains one of the most well known to this day. The Spanish mission-style museum celebrates American Indian cultures and arts. It has become known for its wonderful festivals, exhibits and cultural events as well as its gift shop featuring authentic Indian arts and crafts.
Join The Heard Museum as it brings you great programs and films.
The Heard Museum is located at 2301 N. Central Ave in Phoenix. For more information call at 602-252-8848 or visit its website by clicking here.
The Musical Instrument Museum contains more than 12,000 instruments from countries all over the world. This global instrument collection can be viewed being played through the museum's state-of-the-art multimedia displays. Some of the instruments are even available to be played by museum visitors in the downstairs gallery or you can take in one of their frequent concerts in the theatre.
February 3 Elena Urioste and Michael Brown February 4 Voice of the Flute February 11 Eric Bibb February 18 New York Voices February 24 Anubis Quartet February 25 Amy Hanaiali'i and Jeff Peterson March 9 Paquito D'Rivera with the Brasil Guitar Duo March 10 Coyote Jump March 17 John Doyle, Karan Casey and John Williams March 23 Suzy Bogguss March 24 Amelia Piano Trio March 30 Alpin Hong March 31 R. Carlos Nakai and Friends May 4-5 Rani Arbo and Mayhem
Located at 4725 E. Mayo Blvd. in Phoenix, The Music Instrument Museum can be contacted at 480-478-6000. Visit their website by clicking here.
Mesa Arts Center announces the initial offerings for its impressive "Performing Live" Series for the 2011-2012 Season. The upcoming line-up includes major artists from a wide array of genres: from classical masters and country superstars to rock sensations and world musicians. Tickets for all performances are available now to Members of Mesa Arts Center.
To become a member of the Arts Center call the Membership Office at 480-644-6615. Below is the upcoming schedule of events for the Mesa Arts Center:
Jon Anderson: Feb. 2, 2012
For more information CLICK HERE to go directly to the Mesa Arts Center website
Talking Stick Fine Art, Wine & Chocolate Festival FEBRUARY 10th, 11th & 12th 2012
Talking Stick Fine Art & Wine Festival is shaping up to be another exciting event! Thunderbird Artists attracts nationally acclaimed, world-renowned and top emerging independent artists that will personally showcase their new original artworks. Also available are prints, drawings, and scratch-board, photography, jewelry, ceramics, and glass, clay, stone, copper, metal and bronze sculptures.
Talking Stick Fine Art & Wine Festival is uniquely positioned on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community on a 140-acre site featuring vast panoramic views of some of central Arizona’s most iconic mountain ranges such as the visually stunning Camelback Mountain to the west, McDowell Mountains to the north and the majestic Red Mountain to the east. Look past the Red Mountain and see the sacred Four Peaks and the Superstition Mountains where the mystery of the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine lies – the greatest living legend in the American Southwest.
Festival Details: Hours: 10am – 5pm Admission: $5.00 Parking: FREE Location: 7555 N. Pima Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
Harkins Theatres and Emerging Pictures are proud to present exclusive world class cultural programming with the Opera and Ballet in Cinema Series. This series offers a wide range of cultural entertainment previously unseen in theatres. The Opera and Ballet in Cinema Series brings the best in European opera and ballet presented in crystal-clear Hi-Definition digital projection.
This year, Harkins Theatres is excited to offer several LIVE events, including Giselle and Cavalleria Rusticana & Pagliacci in addition to others.
03/11/12 Le Corsaire 03/13/12 La Boheme 03/22/12 Romeo and Juliet 04/17/12 Rigoletto 04/29/12 The Bright Stream 05/16/12 La Fille Mal Gardee 06/24/12 Raymonda
Showing exclusively at Arrowhead Fountains 18 (AH), Chandler Fashion 20 (CF) and Scottsdale 101 14 (SC). For more information please click here.
Join book lovers and bargain hunters at the Annual VNSA Used Book Sale on February 11 & 12, 2012 at the Arizona State Fairgrounds.
Sale proceeds will benefit Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation and Literacy Volunteers of Maricopa County. More than 500,000 books and related items, organized into 27 categories for easy shopping will be offered at the sale. Items include harbound books, paperbacks, text-books, videos, CDs, computer manuals, maps, puzzles, and other book-related items.
Since 1987, VNSA has contributed over $5,000,000 to local charities. Admission to the sale is free. Payment for purchases may be made with cash, checks with ID, Visa, MasterCard and debit cards.
Please note: the Arizona State Fairgrounds charges for parking. For additional information on the sale, how to donate, or to schedule a pick-up of a large quantity of books and book-related items CLICK HERE or call 602-265-6805.
Open studios tours are a good way to experience art and artists. Every first Friday evening of each month you can take a free self-guided tour of downtown Phoenix galleries, studios and art spaces. It's called First Friday.
First Friday is organized by Artlink, a nonprofit organization "...dedicated to bringing together artists, the public, and businesses for a greater understanding, appreciation, and promotion of the arts and the development of a strong and vital downtown Phoenix arts community."
The First Friday art walk in downtown Phoenix is held on the first Friday of every month, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. For more information about First Friday, contact Artlink at 602-256-7539. This is a free event. For more information on First Friday's CLICK HERE.
The Kerr Cultural Center is a intimate performing arts venue located in Scottsdale. For all your information please 
Located in Downtown Chandler, the Chandler Center for the Arts is the premier cultural resource that focuses on leading, advocating and advancing arts and culture in the greater Chandler area for more than 20 years providing quality, diverse and affordable performing and visual arts programs. 
Located in the heart of downtown, the Arizona Science Center features 300 hands on exhibits as well as a planetarium and IMAX theatre. Regularly changing shows assure that the experience is never the same twice. With programs for both kids and adults, ranging from camps to birthday parties and adult nights, the Science Center is a great place for families.
Know for great programming and famous alumni like Jordin Sparks, the Valley Youth Theatre is celebrating its 23rd year with performances at Herberger Theatre and its downtown space. For all your theatre information please 
Phoenix Theatre, founded in 1920 as Phoenix Little Theatre, is the oldest arts institution in the State of Arizona and one of the oldest continuously operating arts organizations in the country. It is currently celebrating its 90th Anniversary this year! Phoenix Theatre is proud to unveil its 2011-2012 Theatre Season! To purchase tickets to any of these shows or to enquire information about the Phoenix Theatre please 
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