A Lovely Arts Facility in a Catholic Church We were in Prescott on business in October, and I got to stroll the town. One of my first stops, on the first day of the trip, was to the Prescott Center for the Arts at 208 N Marina St, Prescott, in downtown Prescott. Unfortunately, it was temporarily closed due to COVID, so entry was not possible, and also, there were no events. Still, an outside tour was in order, and I enjoyed my stroll around the complex. The Arts Center is in the old Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Rectory, and both of those are interesting buildings. There is a small courtyard between the two, with some statuary, that is worth viewing. While I was surveying that courtyard, I did notice a wheelchair ramp from ground level, to the main floor of the building. As the complex sits on a small hill, there are really two “ground floors,” but that ramp will give one access. On the National Historic Register, the chapel is worth viewing, and from several directions, as it is rather stunning, for being located in somewhat rural Arizona - a fine example of church architecture, and beautifully maintained. I only spent about an hour, walking the square block, and observing the building, but obviously when it reopens, and programs are resumed, it would require much more time.

This review is for The Hunchback of Notre Dame.Wow! The acting, singing, costumes, staging and overall production was phenomenal.Community theater at its finest. We were captivated from the very start ...the scene changes were seamless, and the story was presented with clarity and passion.A joy that brought us joy and tears. A delightful experience - not to be missed!!

Recently went to PCA for an Eagles tribute band & had upper side seats. These side seats really should be avoided or discounted as support polls block the views. Also the venue can get quite warm in the summer.

we love having this facility in our neighboring town. reasonable prices with very talanted performers

A Comedy of NO Errors! Superb casting, staging, music & light...Smacking-through the 4th (or 5th?) wall to GREAT effect!! SO original yet thoroughly faithful rendition!! This crowd does NO wrong!