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Host Your Event Here! The Scottsdale Arts rental program provides opportunities for businesses, community organizations, and individuals to host special events— from large trade shows, festivals, concerts, and theatrical productions to private meetings and wedding receptions—using the facilities and resources of Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, Scottsdale
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Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA), and Scottsdale Civic Center Park. Proceeds support the nonprofit Scottsdale Arts and the many arts programs it presents for the City of Scottsdale.
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For more information, contact Anne Parker, AnneP@ScottsdaleArts.org or call 480-874-4604.
We were grateful to hear that many survey responders miss the arts and are eager to safely return. We miss you too and are hopeful that we may begin presenting amazing artists again in the fall. Of course, the safety of our guests, staff, volunteers, and artists is critical as we plan for gathering again. We are utilizing science and advice from medical professionals to determine ongoing health precautions for events in our venues, and these safety protocols will be adjusted as standards evolve and artists’ plans change. It is essential that we stay flexible and we ask that you do too.
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Scottsdale Arts’ reopening plan includes:
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Scottsdale Arts COVID-19 Response
• Theaters, bathrooms, and high-touch areas will be cleaned and sanitized throughout the day. • Customer service counters including bar, box office, and retail spaces are taking additional sanitary and safety precautions. • Staff and volunteers
Scottsdale Arts Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts 7380 E. Second St. Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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will wear masks. Hand sanitizer stations will be available throughout public spaces. Seating options in theaters will be physically spaced (with varying sized seating groups available) and distancing will be relaxed as criteria is met according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. Guests are encouraged to physically distance from other parties and to wear masks. Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) will have timed entry to minimize the number of guests in the Museum at one time. Visit SMoCA.org for more information or to purchase your ticket. If you don’t feel well, stay home. Contact the box office to review your options including credit to a later performance in our season, donating your ticket, or a refund.
For a full list of our safety measures and ongoing updates, please visit ScottsdaleArts.org
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Ticket Discounts, Fees, and Exchanges
Groups save more and have more fun! Save at least $60 on ticket prices and fees when purchasing 10 or more tickets in one transaction for most events. Larger groups save even more. Group discounts are not available online; contact the Member and Patron Services Box Office to order your group tickets. Per-ticket facility fees apply to most orders, including phone, walk-up, email, fax, mail, and online orders. Base Fees Print-at-Home and Mobile Ticket: $0 Print-at-Home Reprint Fee: $2.00 Will Call Per Order: $4.00 Snail Mail Per Order: $3.00 Per Ticket Exchange Fee*: $7.00 Subscriptions Per Package: $15.00
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We want you to enjoy a welcoming, inspiring, and safe experience every time you visit. Trained volunteer ushers and concierges are available to answer questions and provide assistance during events at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
Hours
Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Sunday and Monday: Open during events, one hour prior to performance. Closed on all major holidays. • Hours are subject to change. Visit ScottsdaleArts.org for updated hours
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Accessibility
The Center offers performance accommodations to enhance your experience, including: • Wheelchair-Accessible Seating • Assistive-Listening Devices • American Sign Language (ASL) Interpretation* • Live-Audio Description* • Open Captioning* • Braille Programs* * Two weeks’ advance notice required. Please request services when ordering your tickets through the Member and Patron Services Box Office. Call 480-499-8587 for more information.
Terms and Conditions All tickets are subject to the terms and conditions posted on ScottsdalePerformingArts.org.
Your Scottsdale Arts Team Cascade by Nicole L Olson, Canal Convergence 2019. Photo by Sean Deckert.
Walk-Up and Phone Service Fee $01.–$9.99: $1.75 $10.00–$19.99: $4.25 $20.00–$34.99: $6.25 $35.00–$49.99: $7.25 $50.00+: $8.25 Online Service Fee $01.–$9.99: $1.50 $10.00–$19.99: $4.00 $20.00–$34.99: $6.00 $35.00–$49.99: $7.00 $50:00+: $8.00 • Fees support operations and facility maintenance projects at Scottsdale Arts and its branches. • Ticket and fee refunds are not allowed unless an event or performance is canceled and not rescheduled. If you are sick and unable to attend a performance, please contact the box office for your options. You may exchange tickets up to 24 hours before an event if you feel unwell. • A $7-per-ticket exchange fee applies for all exchanged tickets and is waived only for ONE Members at the President’s Club level or higher, and current subscribers.
On-Demand Ticket Pricing
2020–21 Corporate and Foundation Sponsors
Ticket prices for performances at the Center are subject to change based on demand. Buy your tickets now, and lock in the lowest price!
Seating Maps
Visit Seatmaps.ScottsdaleArts. org to view all seating charts and views from seats.
Directions
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City of Scottsdale Flinn Foundation The Kemper and Ethel Marley Foundation Nationwide Foundation Thunderbirds Charities Wells Fargo
Arizona Catering Co. Arizona Glass Alliance Bank of America Bollinger Atelier Candelaria Design Associates Creations in Cuisine Catering Creative Hands Cuisine Cox Charities Dutch Culture USA FirstBank Gensler Hotel Valley Ho Hyatt House K-LOVE Air1 MMB Studio Modern Luxury Scottsdale National Bank of Arizona William L. and Ruth T. Pendleton Memorial Fund Phoenix New Times Renewal by Andersen Sacks Tierney P.A. The Saguaro Scottsdale Scottsdale Charros Scottsdale Fashion Square SOAR Foundation City of Tempe U.S. Bank Vi at Silverstone, A Vi and Plaza Companies Community Wells Fargo Foundation Western Refining Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF) Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts
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The Future of Art Looks to You! The arts are so much more than a few hours of entertainment—they are our connection to humanity itself. Art is a place to connect to our past, to envision and design our future, to record and interpret our present. Art is a haven where one can experience emotional reflection, rejuvenation, and relief. Despite the challenging repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic, we want to ensure that the arts remain an integral part of your life, now and when we can safely return to in-person experiences. Even in times of uncertainty, we’ll never stop making, creating, sharing, and believing in the power of art to change lives.
If you can, will you please give a critical donation to the Scottsdale Arts COVID-19 Relief Fund to help us stabilize and recover? A contribution of any amount allows us to continue serving you with virtual art experiences, outstanding performances, innovative museum exhibitions, exceptional educational programs, and creative public art installations right here in our community. Please visit Give.ScottsdaleArts.org to make your gift of support today.
AJ's Fine Foods Arizona Community Foundation Arizona Commission on the Arts Arizona Republic's Season for Sharing BMO Harris Bank Walter and Karla Goldschmidt Foundation Great American Title Agency Diane and Bruce Halle Family Foundation Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Salt River Project Scottsdale Progress Tiffany & Bosco
Presenting Partner Level APS American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation Cox Communications Entertainment Solutions of Arizona Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation Haworth IMI Design Studios JOJO Coffeehouse Littler Mendelsen, P.C. MidFirst Bank Mountain Shadows National Endowment for the Arts Northern Trust Phoenix Business Journal Pro Em S|T|O|R|E Capital Two Brothers Brewing The Virginia M. Ullman Foundation
Ana Teresa Fernández, Of Bodies and Borders 1 (performance documentation, 2017) on view during Counter-Landscapes from October 26, 2019 – January 19, 2020 at SMoCA. Artworks courtesy of the artist and Gallery Wendi Norris. Photo Scottsdale Arts.
Supporting Partner Level Avenir Senior Living at Scottsdale Barilla America Boochcraft Cigna Fate Brewery Green ID Lifetime Windows & Siding Milagro Tequila Panera Bread Scottsdale Water Stoli Trusting Connections Nanny Agency Young’s Market Company
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awaits you in SCOTTSDALE Dear Friends, As you are holding this season preview guide, you will likely be in the process of slowly restarting your lives. You may be gathered with family around the pool for the first time in a long while, you may be enjoying patio dining at your favorite restaurant after many weeks of homecooked meals, and you may have started making plans for fall, from visiting family to seeing your favorite shows. Most of us have never lived through a crisis like this. The arts play a central role in our daily lives, but in a time of crisis, it is the arts that carry us through, give us hope, lift our spirits, help us endure, and, above all, connect us to others and to the human spirit. Suddenly, we realize how precious the things we take for granted really are. For most of us, this came with the realization of how much we missed actual human connections. At Scottsdale Arts, we want to help rebuild these human connections and are inviting you to join us and reconnect. We have curated an exciting season at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, inside Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, outside with Scottsdale Public Art and Canal Convergence, and throughout our schools and community centers with Scottsdale Arts Learning & Innovation. It will be a season of reconnecting, of meeting friends for a performance, of strolling our galleries with your kids, of connecting to celebrating artists, local creatives, fan favorites, and new discoveries. All we have to offer this season will help you reconnect to your life and your community. Perhaps most importantly, this season will help you reconnect to yourself. In times like these, it is difficult to look inward, to find inspiration, to do more than cope. We hope that our season of programs inspire you, help to rebuild your inner joy, and fill your souls with human spirit. The extraordinary staff here at Scottsdale Arts has done whatever possible to stay connected to you throughout this crisis. We are in a strong position to rebuild and reconnect, thanks to your ongoing support and patronage. We are taking every precaution to facilitate a safe and gradual return to events and performances—the safety of our staff, volunteers, and patrons is paramount. Our team is developing plans, staffing, and equipment to be able to provide you with the safest and most comfortable audience experience possible this fall. I am grateful to be a part of this great team and this great community, and I am very excited to reconnect to all of you this fall. Stay safe, be well, and let your creativity flourish!
Dr. Gerd Wuestemann, President & CEO, Scottsdale Arts