PHOENIX CENTER FOR THE ARTS

1202 N. Third St.
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 254-3100

Through a unique partnership with the City of Phoenix, the non-profit Phoenix Center Arts Association has taken over the center's award-winning arts classes and programming. In the first stage of this transition, the Association will take over production of center classes which began with the 2011 summer session.

The Association has enjoyed a close working relationship with the center for years, so it's committed to offering students the same full class schedule in 2011 that they've always enjoyed with the same great instructors. Students can register for classes online on the Phoenix Center Arts Association website.

The new Operations Manager of the Phoenix Center for the Arts is Joseph Benesh and can be reached directly at (602) 254-6926 or email at: j.benesh@phoenixcenterforthearts.org

For more information on classes, programs and center management call (602) 254-3100.

For information on Theater Rentals or bookings only contact: Carmela Ramirez (602) 495-3791 or email at carmela.ramirez@phoenix.gov

The Facilities
The Phoenix Center for the Arts is a full service arts complex that features
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Third Street Theater – An intimate 211-seat theater that can host performances, plays, meetings and other events and may be rented for community or corporate functions (June, July and August excluded). For information about renting the theater, contact Carmela Ramirez by phone at 602-495-3791 or by e-mail at Carmela.Ramirez@phoenix.gov

Classrooms – The center has four classrooms and a multi-purpose room in the main building.

Visual arts studios – Creative space for photography, ceramics, metals, painting, glass, fiber art, and children's art.

Art Gallery – A stop on Phoenix’s “First Friday” art tour, the gallery hosts several shows each year, including “African Vibes,” “Arte Latino en la Ciudad” and Resident Artists Show. Emerging artists are encouraged to submit pieces and works for showings and openings.

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View Map The Facilities Performing Arts Programs Classes Special Programs and Events Code of Conduct	1202 N. Third St. Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 254-3100 Through a unique partnership with the City of Phoenix, the non-profit Phoenix Center Arts Association has taken over the center's award-winning arts classes and programming. In the first stage of this transition, the Association will take over production of center classes which began with the 2011 summer session. The Association has enjoyed a close working relationship with the center for years, so it's committed to offering students the same full class schedule in 2011 that they've always enjoyed with the same great instructors. Students can register for classes online on the Phoenix Center Arts Association website. The new Operations Manager of the Phoenix Center for the Arts is Joseph Benesh and can be reached directly at (602) 254-6926 or email at: j.benesh@phoenixcenterforthearts.org For more information on classes, programs and center management call (602) 254-3100. For information on Theater Rentals or bookings only contact: Carmela Ramirez (602) 495-3791 or email at carmela.ramirez@phoenix.gov The Facilities The Phoenix Center for the Arts is a full service arts complex that features : Third Street Theater – An intimate 211-seat theater that can host performances, plays, meetings and other events and may be rented for community or corporate functions (June, July and August excluded). For information about renting the theater, contact Carmela Ramirez by phone at 602-495-3791 or by e-mail at Carmela.Ramirez@phoenix.gov Classrooms – The center has four classrooms and a multi-purpose room in the main building. Visual arts studios – Creative space for photography, ceramics, metals, painting, glass, fiber art, and children's art. Art Gallery – A stop on Phoenix’s “First Friday” art tour, the gallery hosts several shows each year, including “African Vibes,” “Arte Latino en la Ciudad” and Resident Artists Show. Emerging artists are encouraged to submit pieces and works for showings and openings. Return to top	2011 Things to do downtown this summer! Click to launch the full edition in a new window

	Special Programs & Events
	Visual Arts Holiday Sale – The annual sale features handmade items produced by the center’s resident artists, instructors and students.