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Tracy Burns will spend most the month in a one-woman show, “I’ll Eat You Last: A Chat with Sue Mengers,” at Stage Left Productions in Surprise.
Stage Left ready to ‘Eat’
Stage Left Productions enters the new year with another one-woman play, “I’ll Eat You Last: A Chat with Sue Mengers." more
The 2019 performance of “Eleanor’s Very Merry Christmas Wish — The Musical,” seen here, is now available on streaming video and can be purchased through Dec. 27.
Vista Center for Arts answers Christmas wish
Theaters are mostly dark this year, but Christmas can still shine brightly for kids and their families. more
Kelly Hajek plays a profane, 40-something version of Cindy Lou Who in Stage Left Productions’ “Who’s Holiday!” which starts tonight and runs through Dec. 20 in Surprise.
‘Who’s Holiday!’ next at Stage Left Productions
For its second presentation since emerging from “lockdown” in October, Stage Left Productions is presenting another one-character play under secure virus protected conditions. more
This year’s Surprise Party won’t be a jam-packed affair like last year’s at Surprise Stadium. Events are moving online this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Surprise throwing virtual Party this year
The annual Surprise Party winter celebration is going remote this year. more
Marley Park resident Dan Romero’s bronze sculpture ‘Phillipe’ and several of his other works will be on display in late November during the Hidden in the Hills Artist Studio tour in North Scottsdale.
Surprise sculptor’s work no longer ‘Hidden’
Marley Park resident Dan Romero has been busy working in his studio during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mr. Romero will be exhibiting his bronze sculptures at the 24th Annual Hidden in the Hills Artist … more
The 1,300-seat Valley Vista Performing Arts Center has been transformed into the professional Vista Center for the Arts. Performances will resume in December.
The Vista to reopen with 2 holiday shows
Like other venues, The Vista Center for the Arts had to reschedule shows from the spring. more
Endangered pygmy hippos cool off in their enclosure at Litchfield Park’s World Wildlife Zoo, Aquarium and Safari Park.
Wildlife World Zoo back open after COVID-19
What do pygmy hippos, clouded leopards, spider monkeys, nilgai antelope, sarus cranes and stingrays have in common? more
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Tess Jenkins stars in a one-woman play, “Bad Dates,” which comes to Stage Left Theatres Oct. 21 through Nov. 8.
Valley actress going on ‘Bad Dates’ starting Oct. 21
Following an abbreviated 2019-20 season, Stage Left Productions, 11340 W. Bell Road, is reopening under secure virus-protected conditions with a series of one-character plays. more
The cast of Stage Left Productions' "Comedy of Tenors." This SLP production received five nominations from the ariZoni Theater Awards of Excellence. Cody Dull won the Best Director in a Play award for this play on Oct. 5. Stage Left will resume with a series of one-person plays in October.
Stage Left takes home 2 ariZoni Awards
The annual ariZoni Theatre Awards of Excellence event celebrates the vibrant, diverse and creative Arizona theater scene. more
Mayor Skip Hall speaks at the grand opening of the Asante Library in early February, before it was closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Surprise libraries possibly reopening in Nov.
The three Surprise libraries are expanding access with two new programs as it plans to reopen for full in-person use in early November. more
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Members of the Surprise City Council pose for their group photo during the 2019 Fiesta Grande celebration in the Original Town Site.
Surprise's Fiesta Grande To Go runs this week
The annual Surprise Fiesta Grande street party is happening this week online only. more
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Members of the Surprise City Council pose for their group photo during the 2019 Fiesta Grande celebration in the Original Town Site.
Surprise's Fiesta Grande street event going virtual
Like most events in 2020, the annual Surprise Fiesta Grande street party in the Original Town Site is going virtual. more
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Surprise Stadium will be home to 30 spring training games in 2021 if everything goes right with the COVID-19 pandemic.
2021 spring training slate set in Surprise
Spring training took a step toward normalcy with the release of the 2021 schedule at Surprise Stadium. more
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"Captain's Catch," by Sun City resident Betty Shults is one of many local works on display at West Valley Arts new exhibit "Expressions of the West Valley." The exhibit debuted Thursday, Sept. 10 at the Arts HQ gallery, 16126 N. Civic Center Plaza in Surprise and will last through Oct. 9.
Arts HQ in Surprise reopens with exhibit of local artists
To re-engage with the community face-to-face in a safe, creative environment, the West Valley Arts is presenting "Expressions of the West Valley," an exhibit featuring local artists Betty Shults, Frank Williams and Gerald Schwartz from Thursday, Sept. 10 through Friday, Oct. 9 at the Arts HQ Gallery, 16126 N. Civic Center Plaza. more
Parks and rec department shares COVID-19 updates, precautions, suggestions
When Governor Doug Ducey imposed a stay-at-home order to slow the spread of the coronavirus, a point stressed throughout his March 30 executive order was that while residents should follow all … more
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The 1,300-seat Valley Vista Performing Arts Center is being transformed into the professional Vista Center for the Arts, with its first performances set for Feb. 29 and March 1.
Lowering the curtain on a new Vista
The transformation of the Valley Vista Performing Arts Center, 15660 N. Parkview Place, into The Vista Center for the Arts isn’t officially official until the sign is erected on the actual … more
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