Cedar

@stringsbykai

Live Violin for weddings & special events Turning moments into memories

Del Webb Sun Cities Museum

@DelWebbSunCitiesMuseum

The Del Webb Sun Cities Museum preserves and shares the history of Sun City and Sun City West, the nation’s first active adult retirement community, opened in 1960 by Del E. Webb. Located in one of the five original model homes, the museum offers exhibits, photographs, and stories that highlight the vision, people, and events that shaped the "Community That Changed a Nation!"

The mission of the Sun Cities Area Historical Society is to promote public awareness and appreciation of the history of Sun City and Sun City West. The Society collects, preserves, and displays materials and artifacts striving to inform present and future generations of the pioneering heritage of these unique active retirement communities.

Dionna Figueroa

@DF

Dionna Figueroa is a self taught landscape artist that resides in Buckeye, Arizona. She began her painting journey in 2016. Living in the Southwest for over 30 years, Dionna draws inspiration from the many diverse landscapes that the Southwest has to offer. She is an avid adventurer, who enjoys photographing and painting the landscapes she captures through her camera lens.

Arizona Broadway Theatre

@abtlivetheatre

Arizona Broadway Theatre enriches lives through the power of the performing arts by producing live theatre and other high-quality entertainment.

Julanne Dalke

@julannedalke.com

Artist, writer, photographer, Julanne is a visionary of bliss and creativity. Photographs are prints from her personal collection reproduced on fine canvas. Professional backing, ready to hang on your wall.

CAPA Theater

@capaaz.org

Creative Arts and Production Academy (CAPA) is a faith-based nonprofit theater program serving homeschool students and the Southwest Valley community. CAPA provides opportunities for students and community members to participate in stage productions, develop acting and performance skills, and experience the joy of live theater. Through productions, classes, and workshops, CAPA inspires creativity, confidence, and a love for the performing arts.

Our mission is to provide the community with opportunities to experience art and culture in ways that are inspiring and engaging. We believe that God designed everyone to create. That belief is at the root of what we do.

Teri

@Artvazza

I have been doing art since I was a little girl. All through school I took as many art classes as I could! I got married at a young age and my art came out in all different ways. Photography, scrapbooking, a T-shirt painting business that I took to arts and craft fairs. I had four children and then my art came in the way of face painting, painting murals on nursery walls and helping with lots of school projects! It wasn’t until I retired that I started exploring art more and when we moved to a community that had an art club I joined first thing. That is where I took some classes and found that I could paint on a canvas. I love mixing mediums and using other materials to create art. I am so happy when I am in my studio creating my art.

Cactus Needle Quilters

@CactusNeedleQuilters

Cactus Needle Quilters

Quilting group made up of residents in The Grand, Surprise, Arizona.

Amy Mayo

@AmyMayo

As Director of Digital Operation with Epic Earth Arts, I am an Arizona-based professional with a Master's in Curriculum & Instruction and a background in cybersecurity, blended education, technology, and strategic operations. A dedicated patron of the arts, I support the growth and digital evolution of Epic Earth Arts: https://www.skool.com/epic-earth-arts-3788 ; https://www.epiceartharts.store/

asudeervalley

@asudeervalley

Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve is a 47-acre archaeology and nature preserve in north Phoenix featuring more than 1,500 ancient petroglyphs carved into more than 500 basalt boulders.

The Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve is a 47-acre archaeological and nature preserve in north Phoenix, home to more than 1,500 petroglyphs carved into over 500 basalt boulders by Hohokam, Patayan, and Western Archaic traditions between 500 and 5,000 years ago. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the preserve protects the Hedgpeth Hills petroglyph site and provides meaningful public access to one of the region’s most significant archaeological and cultural landscapes. Our mission is to preserve and protect the site for future generations while honoring and sharing the cultural heritage through education, research, exhibitions, and conservation. Guided by our core values of Preservation, Connection, and Respect, we prioritize safeguarding the petroglyphs and the surrounding landscape, fostering connections between past and present, and honoring the many perspectives and interpretations that give this place meaning. Operated by Arizona State University’s School of Human Evolution and Social Change, the preserve and museum invite visitors to explore, learn, and engage with the deep cultural history of the Sonoran Desert in a spirit of stewardship and shared understanding.