The jazz trio, We3, will perform Sunday, Feb. 6, in the third In-Home Concert of the season.
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Oil paint artist Chris Demma is the next artist to show and demonstrate her work at Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery.
Despite every effort to hold the annual Juried Art Show, in the end the event was canceled due to COVID-19 concerns.
“T.A. Burrows in Concert” is slated for Sunday, Jan. 16, at Fountain Hills Theater.
The FH Art League regrets to announce the cancellation of the in-person awards reception scheduled for Thursday, January 13. The judge and a chairperson are unable to attend due to COVID, as well as some of the artists.
Winners of the annual Fountain Hills Juried Art Show will be announced at a dessert reception Thursday, Jan. 13.
“Art is a kind of innate drive that seizes a human being and makes it his instrument,” wrote Swiss psychiatrist and psycho-analyst Carl Jung.
Tickets for Fountain Hills Theater’s production, “Say Goodnight, Gracie” are available.
Fountain Hills Youth Theater has announced its spring lineup of after-school, holiday and spring break performing arts classes.
Gourd artist Margaret Sullivan will demonstrate her work at Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery Tuesday, Jan. 11.
The Fountain Hills Community Chorus is looking for new and returning singers for the upcoming 2022 spring session.
Award-winning entertainer T.A. Burrows has used his vocal talents to delight audiences for more than 40 years.
Fountain Hills Theater announces the return by popular demand of “Say Goodnight, Gracie,” the hit Broadway play that invites the audience to spend an evening in the uplifting company of the world’s favorite and funniest centenarian, George Burns.
Fountain Hills Art League meets Monday, Jan. 3, at the Community Center.
After a one-year hiatus, Fountain Hills In-Home Concerts is coming back strong with six new groups.
For the third time as a member of Fountain Hills Art League, Barbara Drake has been voted “Artist of the Year.”
Retired Pastor Don Lawrence just published his seventh book since retirement in 2017.
Swingtime covers the last half of 1938, the coming of age of Swing, when it next meets Tuesday, Dec. 21, at 1 p.m. at the Community Center.
“13 Days of Christmas” continues its run at Fountain Hills Theater.
The Fountain Hills Dark Sky Association (FHDSA) has released its final installment of the 2021 Dark Sky Inspiration series.
Imagine living in a country where kidnappings are rampant, where it not only is the business of organized crime to kidnap, but it also is the business of many corrupt police officers, and where only 1% of these kidnappings are solved. This country is Mexico.
A book signing by two local writers will be held at the newly renovated Fountain Hills Community Center on Saturday, Dec. 11. Rosemarie Malroy and Effie-Alean Gross invite friends, neighbors, students, teachers, veterans, business associates and winter visitors to share their love of reading…
Fountain Hills Theater favorite Alex Gonzalez brings his celebration of classic Las Vegas to the FHT stage for a one-time only performance not to be missed.
Fountain Hills Youth Theater is holding a special fundraiser during the production of “Junie B. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells.”
The deadline to enter the annual Fountain Hills Juried Art Show is Wednesday, Dec. 15.
This is the final weekend for Arizona’s largest and longest-running studio tour.
Phoenix Boys Choir, a tradition in the Valley for nearly 75 years, brings its annual holiday concerts to Fountain Hills Sunday, Dec. 5.
In a twist on the holiday song, “The 12 Days of Christmas,” Fountain Hills Theater presents “13 Days of Christmas” starting Dec. 3.
“Junie B. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells!” opens at Fountain Hills Theater Friday, Dec. 3.
Auditions for the classic musical “Grease” are scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 20 and Sunday, Nov. 21.
The next Youth Theater production at Fountain Hills Theater is “Junie B. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells!,” opening Dec. 3.
The L. Alan Cruikshank River of Time will hold its annual membership meeting Tuesday, Nov. 30 at 2 p.m.
Fiber artist Kim Buchheit is the Nov. 16 demonstrator at Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery.
Artists from Fountain Hills, the Verdes, Goldfield Ranch and Fort McDowell are encouraged to participate in the annual Fountain Hills Juried Art Show.
“Disenchanted” continues at Fountain Hills Theater.
Art on the Avenue is ongoing for its 13th season, taking place on Avenue of the Fountains every Wednesday through April 13 with artists, vendors, craftsmen and more.
Art on the Avenue is opening today, Nov. 3, for its 13th season, and organizer Judi Yates said she is thrilled to be back on the Avenue every Wednesday until April 13 with artists, vendors, craftsmen and more.
Children six to 13 may sign up now for the holiday-themed Winter Break Camp.
Tickets for the murder mystery dinner fundraiser, “The Kringle Wrinkle,” are on sale.
If you’re into beautiful cars, you will want to mark your calendar for the upcoming Ford GT National Meetup Monday, Nov. 1.
A murder mystery dinner fundraiser is in the works for Fountain Hills Youth Theater.
It’s the final weekend of Fountain Hills Theater’s production, “Million Dollar Quartet.”
Fountain Hills Theater has a new education director.
When you ask seven-year-old Sydney Hagerman what she wants to be when she grows up, she says she wants to be either a painter or a singer.
The Lower Verde River Valley Hall of Fame dinner – the dinner to induct the 2020 honorees – is set for Wednesday, Oct. 27.
Fountain Hills Theater has announced the next concert in the “Series of One Night Stands.”
Swingtime continues its year-by-year perspective of this musical era when it meets Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 1 p.m. at the Community Center.
The saga of four major stars of the ‘50s is now on stage at Fountain Hills Theater.
There is a song by Paul Simon that starts, “Old friends, sat on their park bench like bookends.”
“Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty” wrote British Romantic poet John Keats.
Golden Age of Radio presents a Halloween special when it meets Thursday, Oct. 7, at 1p.m. at the Fountain Hills Community Center.
