Venues

Linda Ronstadt Music Hall

This 2,289-capicity theater, the primary home of Arizona Opera and the Tucson Symphony Orchestra, is located at the Tucson Convention Center, located in downtown Tucson bounded by Church Avenue, Broadway Boulevard, Granada Avenue and Cushing Street.

Leo Rich Theater

This intimate 411-seat hall, home to the Arizona Friends of Chamber Music and host to such other organizations as Ballet Tucson, is at the Tucson Convention Center, located in downtown Tucson bounded by Church Avenue, Broadway Boulevard, Granada Avenue and Cushing Street.

Centennial Hall

A historic landmark, the University of Arizona’s “Main Auditorium” was built in 1937. It has played host to many of the greatest performing artists of the past century. Renovated and renamed in 1985, Centennial Hall has a capacity of 2,526. It is located just inside the University’s Main Gate near the intersection of East University Boulevard and North Park Avenue.

Tucson Jewish Community Center

The Tucson Jewish Community Center is a 110,000-square-feet center built in 1989 and recently renovated in 2015. With more than 2000 families and 5000 members, the Tucson J is open to the Tucson community for all people, all faiths, all identities, all abilities, and all walks of life.

We offer a robust schedule of events ranging from Arts & Culture to Sports & Wellness to Children & Family. At The J we offer something for everyone from 9 to 99!

Fox Tucson Theater

Originally a vaudeville theatre and movie house, the Fox Tucson Theatre is uniquely designed in Southwest Deco style. It opened in 1930 and was renovated in 2005. It has a capacity of 1,164 and is located in downtown Tucson on Congress Street between Church and Stone avenues.

Crowder Hall and Holsclaw Hall

These venues are on the University of Arizona campus. The UA School of Music’s recital halls are located in the College of Fine Arts complex, southeast of the intersection of Speedway Boulevard and Park Avenue. Crowder Hall seats 600 and Holsclaw Hall seats 204. Parking can be found in nearby garages.

University of Arizona Music Building

Catalina Foothills High School Theater

The Catalina Foothills High School Theater is an great venue for performances, having wonderful acoustics and seating for 700. Abundant parking is available at the high school.

Stevie Eller Dance Theater

UA School of Dance’s teaching and performance facility includes the 295-seat Stevie Eller Dance Theatre, whose striking architecture serves as the eastern gateway to the UA campus. It is reached by entering the University mall from the intersection of Campbell Avenue and University Boulevard. The Cherry Ave parking garage is closest to the theatre and is located on Cherry Ave. one block south of University and just west of McKale Memorial Center. Evening rates are $5.00, 5PM-Midnight. For more information, call parking and transportation at 520-626-7275 or go to the website at https://parking.arizona.edu/ See below (below map) for more parking information.

Tucson Symphony Center

The Tucson Symphony Center is the home of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra. Located just south of Grant Road on North Sixth Avenue, the center houses the offices and practice hall for the TSO.

Grace St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

Grace St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is a spiritual home, open to all, providing food for the journey, and calling people to change the world.

Pima Community College Center for the Performing Arts

The Center for the Arts complex consists of the 425-seat Proscenium Theatre, the 75-plus-seat Black Box Theatre, the 75-plus-seat Recital Hall, and the Louis Carlos Bernal Gallery.

St. Francis in the Valley Episcopal Church

Saint Francis in the Valley was granted self-supporting “mission status” to seventeen local Episcopalians in January 1967. This was three years after the retirement village of Green Valley, Arizona was established. Today, St. Francis has more than 500 active members on a beautiful 4.3 acre campus. We are an active and welcoming church, whose mission is “to live as Christ’s heart and hands in the world.”

Lutheran Church of the Risen Savior