Prescott Center for the Arts Is Providing Service to Community, Entertainment, and Resources for Everything Art Related.
We are proud to announce the official renaming of our arts center. In the late summer of2020, an anonymous donor saved our organization from a very dire situation, perhaps even from closing our doors for good after 50 years of serving our community. This donation not only kept our organization alive, but has continued to sustain us while we recover. It also allowed us to dare to dream again! Our capital campaign had been shelved for years due to the pandemic, however this amazing naming opportunity of a $3 million dollar donation has brought it back to life and three quarters to the finish line.
In honor of this amazing philanthropist, we are proud to announce we will now and forever be known as Suze’s Prescott Center for the Arts! (pronounced soozes!)
We are thankful for so much! The continued support from our patrons and community partners has been unprecedented and exhilarating to watch as we grow. We invite you to come along for the journey as we create a full service arts center our beautiful community deserves!
It's that time of year, again! Ghost Talk returns to PCA to bring chills and thrills to you from the comfort of your very home. This year, we're taking it virtual.
Tickets are $6
Generations collide when two strangers find themselves floating through the same stretch of desert. Campfire conversation ebbs and flows as they discover common ground, and common enemies, while the night winds its way toward morning.
Part of the PCA New Works Series
Enjoy the art of film the way it was meant to be experienced!
Doors open 5:00pm | Show starts 5:30pm
$10 a ticket. Enjoy popcorn, candy and drinks while you watch the film!
8/1 - Little Women
8/8 - The Taming of the Shrew
8/15 - Portrait of a Woman on Fire
8/22 - Fantastic Mr. Fox
8/29 - Pillow Talk
Alice journeys through Covidland, seeking a way to get back home. Along the way, she meets a strange variety of people and creatures, some good, some not so much.
The show will be performed like a live radio play.
Part of the PCA New Works Series
Pictured: First place winner Tori Daniels, and Second place winner Shea Sobel, who participated in the festival this year.
Filming for the Young Playwrights Festival has wrapped up! Now get ready for the virtual premiere
Joseph has been studying piano for the past 8 years, since he was in 4th grade. He has been acknowledged for his talents in numerous ways, including performing in several honors orchestras, Superior ranking in Solo Viola event for Federation, as viola section principal for the Siouxland Youth Symphony, and as 1st chair violinist in 10th, 11th and 12th grade. He says: I plan to continue playing with a university orchestra when I go to college this fall and also will remain active in the community.
Gratitude goes out to our judges: Dr. Jamie Watts, Noelene Patterson, Christine Scott (Visual Arts), Kristen Drathman (Drama, Musical Theatre), Albert Grijalva (Strings, Winds Brass & Percussion), Christy Welty (Classical Voice), Steve Hilderbrand (performing arts judge coordinator. Thank you to all who helped us make the competition happen this year.
🎉🎨 Keep an eye on our website so see a new featured winner weekly! 🎉🎭
Shop local and often! The PCA Gallery & Gift Shop is now open
5 days a week: Tues. thru Sat., 11am-3pm.
NEW GALLERY EXHIBIT: ARTISTIC VISIONS - Artwork by PCA’s Visual Arts Committee members.
With the status of Covid response resources changing daily, could you use help setting up your vaccination appointments, scheduling a ride to the clinic, and more? Our Volunteer team is ready to assist you and yours. Fill out the form below to let PCA Serves know how we can help you.
You can also call us: 928-445-3286
If you have tested Covid Positive. . .
The Greater Yavapai County Coalition has created a program to deliver Covid Relief boxes to members of our community with Covid. You can learn more about the boxes in the 5enses article: Supporting Each Other Through Covid.
9/4/2020
Prescott Center for the Arts is honored to announced that an anonymous donor contributed $3M to the arts organization. The amount nearly funds the entire capital campaign project announced in 2018.
“We had put everything on hold. It didn’t make sense to fund-raise when there was such tremendous need in our community. We closed our doors on March 12th and have, as well as many others, suffered tremendous loss. By the end of June we knew it was time to do something to save our theater so we launched our Save Your Community Theater Campaign. The capital campaign was a long way from where we were thinking, we simply needed to keep our doors from closing for good. And then a miracle happens! We are shocked, humbled and incredibly grateful for this angel benefactor and for our community that continues to love and support Prescott Center for the Arts.”
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