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1625 N Central Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 257-1880

Phoenix Center for the Arts offers a wide range of community classes, performances, exhibitions, and events. Classes include Fine Arts, Photography, Ceramics, Glass, Metals & Jewelry, Printmaking, Dance, Performance, and Music for both Adults and Youth. Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-5pm 1202 N. 3rd St. Phoenix, AZ 85004 602.254.3100 [email protected]

Enter the monOrchid and you walk into a home away from home, a diverse and thriving culture of its own, a collaborative workspace, a community hub. Be it for a wedding, a photo shoot, a study session, an office or desk space, a film project, a party, or just to grab a steaming cup of craft-brewed coffee, your presence is a welcome addition to the space. Behind the white brick and striking mural-work of its exterior walls, the building transforms into a multifunctional workspace hosting two art galleries, a parade of loft-level coworking spaces, a coffeehouse, a restaurant, a conference room, and not one but two full-sized studios for photography or film. The entire space is open to the public and available for rent. It is also fully convertible and loaded with service options including in-house catering options, event support, and even planning services. Because of its unique and diversified offerings, the monOrchid has been a central hub of the Phoenix art scene since the year 2000. It remains to this day a destination point during the once-per-month arts extravaganza the downtown area knows as First Fridays (as well as the lesser known Third Fridays), featuring regularly curated art displays, local artists, and even art competitions. The monOrchid is not just a building; it is a living member of its community with character, personality, a spirit. As a principal hub set at the very heart of central Phoenix’s famous Roosevelt Row, the monOrchid has catered remarkably to a modern audience, adapting both its architectural design and its functions to the changing needs of a budding art community.

You simply must visit this art space! Whether to perform, show art, live, make things, sell things, buy stuff or simply enjoy a cup of coffee!

Jazz club, educational center, art gallery, gathering place and all-around hotspot, The Nash has quickly become the home of real jazz in Arizona, attracting dynamic, multicultural and multigenerational audiences of musicians, enthusiasts, students, artists, art lovers, curious passers-by and culturally adventurous desert dwellers. From its enriching educational offerings to regular evening performances, The Nash is building a future for jazz by planting roots in the center of one of the largest and fastest-growing cities in the nation--ours.

Trunk Space shows are all ages! We prefer our art outsider, edgy, thoughtful and fun. Original material only. Contribute to our growth with a tax-deductible donation: https://www.razoo.com/us/story/Trunk-Space-Opening We now have an official home, on the premises of Grace Lutheran Church, in downtown Phoenix. We are across the street from Phoenix Center for the Arts, and walking distance from the Central & Roosevelt, and Central & McDowell light rail stations, multiple high schools, ASU/UA/NAU, Roosevelt Row, many bars and restaurants, Burton Barr Central Library, and Margaret T Hance Park. Sometimes, we host pop-up shows with our friends: FilmBar Phoenix Center for the Arts The Newton 51 West

Revival Art Collective is a cooperative enterprise focused on uniting artists and sharing art with the community. Home to resident artist, Siege (formerly of Stay True Tattoo), RAC consists of a private custom tattoo studio and 900 square feet of gallery space. This creative space hosts monthly gallery openings featuring the works of local artists and is also a perfect space for hosting film screenings, fashion events, art classes and so much more.

PALABRA was established in the fall of 2012. Opened with the mere objective to combine and present all creative outlets within one roof. The hair collective is filled with talented stylists that are completely passionate about their craft. The artist we present are like minded individuals grouped to set forth the interpretation of talent in our city. We've become a community hub welcoming all types and ages. Hosting monthly art shows and live acts throughout the year. Instagram @palabracollective Website palabraphx.com Email [email protected]

Treeo is home to the office of Champion PR + Consulting. The space hosts monthly art exhibits + community and private events.

eye lounge is a collective, artist-run, contemporary art space committed to fostering emerging and established visual artists in downtown Phoenix.

Founded in 2012, 1Spot Gallery is dedicated to showcasing the distinctive perspective of contemporary indigenous artists from throughout the Southwest and the world. Home of Ziindi: Indigenous Art Zine, 1Spot Gallery showcases themes and voices rarely seen within traditional Native arts forums and spaces. A unique gallery in the heart of the Roosevelt Row Arts District, in downtown Phoenix, Arizona; open for First and Third Fridays art walks, special events and workshops. Fine art and work of various mediums for sale, including paintings, drawings, prints, Men's and Women's attire, accessories, footwear, jewelry, and more. 1Spot Gallery: the only spot for contemporary Native art in PHX.

Welcome to our unique community island in the heart of Phoenix. 2010 Best redevelopment Project (RED awards). 2011 featured in Phoenix Magazine 2012 Arizona Republic (Jan. cover story, cool homes)

Each month, Museum staff and guest artists offer events for the "over 12, under 21" set. Consider the Museum your home away from home as you get creative, see what's new in the galleries, compose a poem or make new friends. Under 21 activities are free unless otherwise noted.

Halldor and Gail Hjalmarson have maintained a pottery studio in the Roosevelt Historic District of central Phoenix since 1973 and produce a body of creative work which reflects the imagery and feeling of their Sonoran Desert. He says “I use sprigs to produce low-relief imagery on the surface of wheel thrown vessels and slab tiles. I try to achieve an interaction between the elements found in micro-landscapes of our desert. I work with reptiles, birds, insects, small mammals, plant life, and geology. Each work becomes a compositional challenge as I attempt to create relationships and tension between the low-relief images. I use a palette of colored ‘adhering’ slips and usually finish with semi-transparent glazes.” Surface embellishment has become a passion for Halldor and he has developed a variety of techniques of imparting texture and imagery to the clay surface. He has refined the art of sprigging and has sculpted and cast more than 300 images of the Sonoran Desert which he uses in his work. His book, “Old Dog New Tricks,” is a most comprehensive publication on the art of sprigging. Halldor builds most of his tools and equipment. He fires in a 40 cubic fot gas kiln of his own design and construction, and built the studio in which he works. They both work closely with the Japanese Garden and Tea House in Phoenix and provide them with vessels used in ceremonies. He has studied and documented clay arts in Korea and Japan and maintains a friendship with potters from those countries. He holds a master’s degree in art education from Arizona State University and has taught ceramic arts in secondary schools and community colleges in Arizona. He has shared experiences and techniques with other potters through workshops, lectures and print media. Halldor is represented in numerous collections including the City of Phoenix, the Valley Bank and the Ceramic Research Center at Arizona State University. He has exhibited in the Arizona Annual and Bi-annual exhibits at the Phoenix and Albuquerque Art Museums and markets his work through gallery shops in the southwestern United States.

Would you be surprised to learn that Phoenix was built around streetcars? In 1887, the first mule-drawn streetcar rolled on freshly laid rails down Washington Street. At its peak around 1920, the system ran on over twenty miles of track on city streets. Service continued until a suspicious car barn fire in 1947 destroyed most of the streetcar fleet, forcing the city to shift to buses as the backbone of the transit system. Today, the Phoenix Trolley Museum is dedicated to the preservation of original Phoenix trolley cars and memorabilia and public education about their place in the history of America's sixth largest city. We use the unique story of the Phoenix streetcar system to connect you with the city as it once was ... The Phoenix Trolley Museum: We'll MOVE You!

Atrium Gallery & Custom Framing is committed to providing the highest level of personal service and attention to each and every project received. Whether framing a valuable original piece or a simple snapshot, we design your framing to best compliment your work and treat each piece as a treasure. Only acid free and the highest quality of materials are used to preserve your artwork. We believe that when a piece is properly framed, it’s originality and aesthetic quality is dramatically enhanced – and so is the home or business in which it’s placed.

Revival Art Collective is a cooperative enterprise focused on uniting artists and sharing art with the community. Home to resident artist, Siege (formerly of Stay True Tattoo), RAC consists of a private custom tattoo studio and 900 square feet of gallery space. This creative space hosts monthly gallery openings featuring the works of local artists and is also a perfect space for hosting film screenings, fashion events, art classes and so much more.

You simply must visit this art space! Whether to perform, show art, live, make things, sell things, buy stuff or simply enjoy a cup of coffee!

Project Space, ASU Art Museum International Artist Residency Program at Combine Studio brings artists from around the world to live and work in downtown Phoenix on new collaborative projects in partnership with diverse communities and organizations in Arizona. Visiting artists and scholars have included: Miguel Palma Bruno Sousa Matteo Rubbi Clare Patey Curtis Schneider Wayne Horvitz Christine Lee Giancarlo Norese Emilio Fantin Bruce Sterling Nao Matsunaga Jeff "J-Boogie" Kelley Mark Wilson and Bryndis Snæbjörnsdóttir Alejandro Almanza Pereda Marco Rountree Cruz King Charles Bassim Al-Shaker Rose Simpson Deborah Boardman Angelo Vermeulen John Hunt Ana Velez Juliana Zambrano Eileen Braziel Richard Walker Sara Wookey Raul Ramirez Perez Xioayu Weng Manuelito Wheeler Asea Sigurjónsdóttir Xing Gang Wang Yoshua Okon Nathan Young/Kade Twist/Raven Chacon/Post-Commodity Maida Gruden Felipe Goes Marjetica Potrč Kathryn Wood Amy Owen Mark Dion Tom Jones Warren Montoya Sarah Sense Julie Buffalohead Ricardo Dominguez Joel Slayton Tan Ping EPSTV L.J. Roberts Pepon Osorio Superflex Emily Jacir Dinh Q. Le Anne Rorimer Richard Barnes Amanda Krugliak Guillermo Faivovich Nicolás Goldberg Anne Bray Combine Studios was purchased and renovated in 2011 by Matthew Moore and Carrie Marill. The ASU Art Museum International Artist Residency Program opened in the building in April, 2012. To view the facilities please visit http://www.combinestudios.com/

Founded in 2012, 1Spot Gallery is dedicated to showcasing the distinctive perspective of contemporary indigenous artists from throughout the Southwest and the world. Home of Ziindi: Indigenous Art Zine, 1Spot Gallery showcases themes and voices rarely seen within traditional Native arts forums and spaces. A unique gallery in the heart of the Roosevelt Row Arts District, in downtown Phoenix, Arizona; open for First and Third Fridays art walks, special events and workshops. Fine art and work of various mediums for sale, including paintings, drawings, prints, Men's and Women's attire, accessories, footwear, jewelry, and more. 1Spot Gallery: the only spot for contemporary Native art in PHX.

We are a small art gallery in central Phoenix that enjoys showing the work of local artists. We are open for first and third Fridays from 6 to 9 (or 10 if we are having fun.) We are always happy to open the gallery if you are not able to attend our shows, just call to schedule an appointment. If you are an artist interested in showing at Willo North please feel free to message us on our facebook page or send us an email.

Art Studio of Abbey Messmer, Joe Brklacich and Rafael Navarro. Located on the corner of 13th and Grand Avenue, this studio has been home base for a core group of artists for many years.

ALAC is a cultural center that promotes and preserves Latino~Mexican~Xicano~Indigenous Arts & Cultures. Featuring a main gallery, "La Galeria 147" and two smaller galleries, "El Rincon" and "La Campilla" plus a small performing stage, "Teatro Galeria." ~1st Friday Programs @ALAC; ARTE.Sabados for Children Classes. FREE & OPEN to the Public every month of the year, 6-9:00 PM. ~La Tiendita Gift Shop: Featuring original art by local artists and artisans; some imports from Mexico and includes handmade by local artists. ~ALAC Services: 1. Art Galeria & Space: Available for Rental of events, meetings, theater. 2. Master Framer: Jose Andres Giron: Creates new frames and Repair work. 3. Catering by Titina Pacheco

This beautiful Queen Anne-Eastlake 1895 house was built for former Phoenix mayor and surgeon Dr. Roland Lee Rosson. Take a guided tour and see what the house looked like at the turn of last century. The Rosson House Museum features ten rooms and five fireplaces. Please allow 45 to 60 minutes for your tour. Contact our museum store to inquire about daily tours. 602.262.5070. www.rossonhousemusem.org

Exhibiting artist's reflecting our community and culture. Pursuing excellence in content and impact. The Gallery presents a unique venue for artist's to promote their passion and mastery of their media.