Prescott Guide invites you to enjoy the performing arts in Prescott

Prescott Guide invites you to enjoy the performing arts and all that Prescott has to offer.
Are you someone who enjoys the performing arts? You’ll be pleased to know that Prescott has several venues where you can experience live theater, musicals, dancers, comedy acts, and more. In Prescott, we’re much more than “Everybody’s Hometown.”

Here is a sample of some of the entertainment you can expect to see:

Yavapai College Performing Arts Center
When the curtain rises at the Yavapai College Performing Arts Center, you can expect to be dazzled by world class theater performances, including classics like Beauty and the Beast and Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, modern theater works, and musical performances by the Phoenix Symphony and United States Air Force Band of the Golden West.

Performances by satellite are offered as well, enabling you to experience the Metropolitan Opera on live-stream, as well as high-definition broadcasts of Moscow’s Bolshoi Ballet and London’s National Theater.

Elks Theater
The historic Elks Theater has been completely restored and is the venue of musical performances, tribute band concerts, and weekly movies. You’ll enjoy the ambience of the Old West as you encounter volunteers dressed in period costume - they will greet you at the ticket window and even escort you to your seat.

Prescott Center for the Arts
Built in 1894, the church building which is now Prescott Center for the Arts, began as Sacred Heart Church, and is listed on the National Registry for Historic Buildings. PCA has presented numerous children’s and family theater plays, as well as world premieres of four musical productions. The historic building also houses an art gallery with a selection of fine arts and jewelry, and a gift shop with unique gifts and one-of-a-kind treasures.

If you’re looking for a taste of artistic expression, enjoy the small town ambience and big time entertainment of Prescott. Whether it’s music, comedy, or world-class theater, Prescott Guide invites you to experience Prescott. For more information visit http://www.prescottguide.com.

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