Results for Vista study discussed at next Surprise arts meeting
The Vista Center for the Arts in Surprise.
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Surprise officials will give their first public presentation of a feasibility study of The Vista Center for the Arts at tonight's Arts and Cultural Advisory Commission meeting.
The city of Surprise hired TheatreDNA and Assembly Arts to conduct the study as the city debates whether to take over management of the professional entertainment facility on the campus of Valley Vista High School.
The meeting is at 6 p.m. in the Overflow Room at City Hall, 16000 N. Civic Center Plaza.
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Surprise officials will give their first public presentation of a feasibility study of The Vista Center for the Arts at tonight's Arts and Cultural Advisory Commission meeting.
The city of Surprise hired TheatreDNA and Assembly Arts to conduct the study as the city debates whether to take over management of the professional entertainment facility on the campus of Valley Vista High School.
The meeting is at 6 p.m. in the Overflow Room at City Hall, 16000 N. Civic Center Plaza.
A representative from TheatreDNA will present to the commission its market analysis review, community survey results, stakeholder interviews, community engagement, facility inspections and future stakeholder roles, plus give its future recommendations.
The study was done in collaboration with Dysart Unified School District and The Vista Foundation.
The commission will also discuss the creation of a possible annual arts festival, starting in 2026.
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