Organization Directory
The Artist's Path
The Artist's Path is a non profit arts organization that explores the thesis that the arts are essential to the health and quality of life of our communities through an annual festival that pairs an artistic discipline with a theme. Path 2012 Love Makes the World Go Round takes a look at the many faces of love through Monologues, Movement, and Music, April 13-22, Elks Opera House Prescott AZ. Visit www.TheArtistsPath.org for more details.
Featured Organizations
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Blue Rose TheaterSharlot Hall Museum's Blue Rose Theater has been a part of the community since 1994, offering engrossing historical theatre to patrons of all ages. Since its partnering with the museum nearly 15 years ago, the Blue Rose Theater has presented 72 productions, with 68 original pieces written especially for the Sharlot Hall Museum. |
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Prescott Downtown PartnershipThe Prescott Downtown Partnership, Inc., is a nonprofit membership organization whose sole focus is to unite the interests and concerns of historic downtown Prescott. |
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Prescott Jazz SummitThe Prescott Jazz Summit operates as a non-profit organization. Their main objective is to expand the educational reach to students and introduce them to Jazz, America's original art form, through school assemblies in the Prescott area and music scholarships to exceptional Jazz students from Arizona. |
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Prescott Frontier Days, Inc.July 4, 1888, became the birthday of professional rodeo when a group of Prescott, Arizona, merchants and professional businessmen organized the first formalized "cowboy tournament" and offered cash prizes. A cowboy named Juan Leivas walked off with rodeo's first professional title and was documented in the subsequent edition of the Arizona Journal-Miner. These "Cowboy Contests" continued and were planned, promoted and carried out by a committee of local merchants. From then on, rodeo has grown into a multimillion dollar enterprise with more than 700 professional rodeos in 50 states. |
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Smoki MuseumThe Smoki Museum houses irreplaceable collections of prehistoric and contemporary pottery, prehistoric jewelry and stone artifacts. The Smoki Museum exhibits also include an outstanding collection of Southwest basketry and kachinas. Among the Museum's many valued collections are artist Kate Cory's numerous photographs, paintings and documents. |