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25 Years
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Experience Live Performing Arts in Wickenburg, AZ
The Del E Webb Performing Arts Center has been a cornerstone of cultural enrichment in Wickenburg since its founding in 2001. Our state-of-the-art 600-seat theater serves as a hub for live performing arts, educational outreach, and community engagement. Through partnerships with local schools and arts professionals, we deliver transformative experiences including public performances, after-school programs, summer camps, and artist residencies. Our facility, integrated with Wickenburg High School, combines cutting-edge technology with accessible programming to serve over 3,100 students annually, many from underserved populations.As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, we prioritize inclusivity and artistic excellence while maintaining tax-deductible donation opportunities for supporters. Our dedicated volunteer force of 100+ individuals ensures operational continuity across 80+ annual events, from dance performances to community theater productions.
Services
Live Theater Performances
Arts Education Programs
Summer Arts Camp
Venue Rentals
Community Outreach Events
Details
- Year established: 2001
Highlights and features
- We offer a state-of-the-art 600-seat theater with professional production capabilities
- Our educational programs serve 3,100+ local students annually through arts integration
- We maintain partnerships with professional artists and Wickenburg Unified School District
- Our nonprofit status enables tax-deductible donations and community-focused programming
- We provide accessible arts experiences for diverse audiences including ESL and special needs participants
Services
Live Theater Performances
Our mainstage season features professional dance companies, musical acts, and theatrical productions in a 600-seat theater. Performances include touring artists like Koresh Dance Company and The 5 Browns, plus community collaborations with Wickenburg High School. The venue hosts 80+ annual events ranging from classical concerts to contemporary performances.
Arts Education Programs
We deliver curriculum-enhancing arts experiences to 3,100+ local students through free performances, classroom workshops, and artist residencies. Programs align with school standards while providing access to professional artists. Special initiatives support ESL students and those with learning/physical disabilities through adaptive programming.
Summer Arts Camp
This two-week intensive summer program offers theater training, technical skills development, and performance opportunities for youth. Participants work with professional artists to produce full-scale productions while gaining confidence and creative skills. Scholarships and volunteer opportunities support community access.
Venue Rentals
Our state-of-the-art facility accommodates private events, conferences, and performances with professional lighting/sound systems. The theater includes concessions, merchandise sales capabilities, and flexible seating arrangements. Rental packages include technical support and front-of-house staff for events of all sizes.
Community Outreach Events
We host free community concerts, open rehearsals, and artist talks to expand arts access. Special initiatives include the Theater Ninjas program for high school students and 'Made in Wickenburg' residencies that connect local audiences with touring artists through interactive experiences and workshops.
Questions
What types of performances does the Webb Center host?
We present a diverse season including dance, music, theater, and family shows. Recent performers include Koresh Dance Company, The 5 Browns, and Frankie Avalon. Our season also features community productions like WHS Drama Department's 'Clue'.
Can I rent the theater for private events?
Yes, our facility is available for rentals with professional production capabilities. The venue accommodates conferences, weddings, and special performances with technical support and concessions available.
Are there educational programs for students?
We offer multiple arts education initiatives including Camp Imagination summer camp, Theater Ninjas after-school program, and in-school workshops with professional artists for local students.
How can I volunteer at the Webb Center?
Over 100 volunteers support our operations through front-of-house duties. Training occurs annually in November, with volunteer shifts typically requiring 4 hours per event and 8 events yearly.
What accessibility features are available?
Our facility includes accessible seating, assistive listening devices, and sensory-friendly programming. Educational programs accommodate ESL students and those with learning/physical disabilities through adaptive instruction methods.
Can I donate to support the arts center?
As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, we accept tax-deductible donations. Contributions support facility upgrades, educational programs, and artist residencies. Donors receive recognition in our season programs and special event invitations.
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Reviews (2)
James Addis
Dec 29, 2021
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Absolutely one of the best venues I've been to. Clean, close to the performers, excellent view and audio. Staff is terrific. Tickets via Box Office very reasonable. Easy to find, ample parking. I'm sure 600 seats must limit who can perform...but we'll worth it!!
Debra Thompson
Sep 11, 2019
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The Jack in the Box in Surprise is awesome. Ashley is absolutely Dynamite she's friendly she's courteous she always has a big smile on her face and she is just sweet I come here for the tacos which I love but mostly Ashley cuz she's so sweet
