Arts & Culture News
The Arizona Premiere of ‘Say Goodnight Gracie’ at Fountain Hills Theatre!
Just Announced! Fountain Hills Theater presents the Arizona premiere of Say Goodnight, Gracie. This hilarious hit Broadway play invites you to spend an evening with the world’s favorite centenarian. George
ON Media Seeks Cover Art for 2021-2022 Edition of ON Stage AZ
Calling all artists! ON Media is seeking cover art for the 2021-2022 edition of ON Stage AZ. ON Stage is Arizona’s only comprehensive direct-mail guide to the best live theatre
“Leon Polk Smith: Hiding In Plain Sight” Extended Through July 3 at the Heard Museum
PHOENIX (May 26, 2021) — The Heard Museum is pleased to announce a five-week extension to its popular Grand Gallery exhibition, Leon Polk Smith: Hiding in Plain Sight. The exhibit
Arizona Historical Society: Tempe and Tucson Museums Now Open
The Arizona History Museum in Tucson and the Arizona Heritage Center at Papago Park in metro Phoenix are now open. These spacious museums allow for social distancing and have outdoor
“Without You” by Tadj Hodges, Centennial Hall’s House Manager at University of Arizona
In lieu of the annual event thanking the volunteers at Centennial Hall, House Manager Tadj Hodges wrote and produced an original song, titled “Without You.” Several members of the Centennial
[Digital Magazine] ON Media Honors 2019-2020 Season Arts Heroes in Tucson
Have you ever entered a theatre or museum and wondered how all this magic came together; the lighting, the set design, costumes, the exhibits? Who helped those actors on stage
[FULL PERFORMANCE] Bits ‘N Pieces
Enjoy the full performance of Bits ‘N Pieces produced by 16 Bars. Due to COVID-19, this show was canceled mid-run, but 16 Bars had produced a video for their archives
2020-2021 ON Stage Cover Contest Deadline Extended to July 1
Act One and ON Media invite all Arizona artists to enter artwork to be featured on the cover of the 2020-2021 ON Stage Season Arts Preview Guide. Submit a photo
[VIRTUAL TOUR] Mahler’s New York Produced in Part by Fred Fox School of Music Graduate Students
At the invitation of the New York Philharmonic Archives, several FFSoM graduate students — Olman Alfaro Portuguez, Donté Ford, Grant Knox, Tad Biggs, Eloy Ramirez, Charles du Preez, and Mariana Mevans Vidal — researched the Austrian composer Gustav Mahler (1860–1911), who spent his final years in
[PODCAST] NPR’s From the Top with Fred Fox School of Music Sophomore Levi Powe
Levi Powe, a FFSoM sophomore, played on the NPR show, “From the Top,” which aired on April 26, across the country. Levi, 19, studies cello and music composition with Dr.
Arizona Opera Costume Shop Making Masks for Healthcare Workers
The Arizona Opera Marlu Allan and Scott Stallard Costume Shop has joined forces with Make a Mask to create mask covers for our amazing healthcare professionals. As a nation, we
[VIDEO] Art d’Core Exhibition 2020
The accomplished artists of the Artlink Artist Council collaborated with invited Arizona artists on a showcase exhibition debuting the opening night of Art Detour 32. The opening night Gala was