In what was to be Fountain Hills Theater’s first indoor show will now be held outside at the drive-in theater.
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Fountain Hills Theater wraps up its BrockWay concert series with two more weekends of events.
With Fountain Hills Community Center reopening, a number of programs in the Activity Center will resume.
Continued uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 pandemic has led Fountain Hills Presbyterian Church leadership to cancel the 2021 Pat Covault Memorial Concert Series.
A special fundraising event for Fountain Hills Youth Theater is set for Sunday, Oct. 11.
Fountain Hills Theater is hosting two weeks of fall break camp to accommodate the breaks of both Fountain Hills and Scottsdale since the two districts are different schedules.
The drive-in version of “Broadway Jukebox” has added outdoor seating for theatergoers.
A special fundraising concert to benefit Fountain Hills Theater is set for Sunday, Sept. 27.
Videotaped auditions for Fountain Hills Theater’s first indoor production are due by Sunday, Sept. 20.
Tickets for Fountain Hills Theater’s “Broadway Jukebox” are still available.
Maricopa County Library District is celebrating fandoms this month in the form of a virtual LibraryCon.
After pulling the “Broadway Jukebox” from the Fountain Hills Theater stage, it was decided the production could be held at Fountain Hills Theater’s “Drive-In Theater.”
These months have been challenging for everyone, but local artists have been making lemonade with all those lemons.
The 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment is Aug. 18, 2020.
When Michelle Williams lost her battle with pancreatic cancer in 2016, her friends in the Fountain Hills Art League, along with all who knew her, were devastated.
Now that summer is here in earnest, the L. Alan Cruikshank River of Time Museum has just the thing for the younger crowd.
The world’s first and only interactive Broadway musical opens at Fountain Hills Theater Friday, July 10, and continues through Sunday, Aug. 16.
Fountain Hills’ own L. Alan Cruikshank River of Time Museum has been awarded a $10,000 grant from Arizona Humanities.
Tickets for the 2020-21 Fountain Hills Theater season are available now.
As the global pandemic continues, the L. Alan Cruikshank River of Time Museum continues to lose revenue.
Fountain Hills Theater has adopted the Little Engine That Could’s philosophy.
The newest in live theater entertainment is happening in Fountain Hills Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 28, 29 and 30.
Tickets for the Broadway Drive-in Theater are on sale now.
After the retirement of Fountain Hills Community Band Music Director Alan Roselieb, the Fountain Hills Civic and Community Association has named Scott Burgener to replace him.
A number of shows at Fountain Hills Theater have been postponed.
Swingtime celebrates the work of lyricist/songwriter Johnny Mercer Tuesday, March 17.
The slap-stick comedy is the story of an inexperienced PTA group trying to save their bankrupt “School for Unusual Children” in Fountain Hills Theater’s production, “Footlight Frenzy.”
Fountain Hills Theater has announced its 2020-21 season.
The Pat Covault Memorial Concert Series concludes Tuesday, March 24.
Do you recognize OUR Fountain?!
It’s almost time to celebrate the third anniversary of Fountain Hills Community Garden.
Magic Bird Festivals celebrates the spring season with the Fountain O’Green Artisan Market.
The Fountain Hills Community Band will perform its Winter Concert Sunday, March 8.
Munch & Music presents the Arizona Trio at tomorrow’s concert, Thursday, March 5.
The final show of the Arts at Ascension season is set for Friday, March 13.
The Fountains Art League “All Members Exhibit” is on display at the Community Center.
The Fountain Hills Community Band is set to perform at the Saturday, Feb. 29, PTO Gala.
Desert Vista Studio and Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery are participating in the 2020 Tour d’Artistes.
The Fountain Hills Art League will meet Monday, March 2, at 6:30 p.m. at the Community Center.
Let’s go fly a kite Saturday, March 7, at the 18th annual Kite Flying Festival, “Basant Mela,” at Fountain Park.
One of the studios participating in the 2020 Tour d’Artistes will feature seven different artists.
Reservations for the upcoming Lower Verde River Valley hall of Fame dinner are selling out quickly.
The self-guided Tour d’Artistes Studio Tour and Sale is set for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March 6-8.
The Pat Covault Memorial Concert Series continues Tuesday, Feb. 25.
Fountain Hills Theater has named Michael Wallot as new executive director.
It’s almost Heritage Day in Fountain Hills.
As juried fine art photographer Tom Taylor states, “Life has a way of putting art aside.” His wife, juried oil and watercolor artist, Colleen Taylor, agrees.
Fountain Hills Art League is busy preparing for its Ninth annual Tour d’Artistes Studio Tour and Sale.
Those who moved here after June 1, 2017, might not know Dave Munsey.
Arts at Ascension will feature The Phoenix Brass Collective Friday, Feb. 14.
Tickets for the hit musical, “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder,” are available.
