Organizations

Act One

We run three programs: in-person field trips to arts and culture experiences for students attending Arizona's Title I schools in the Phoenix and Tucson areas, a VR Field Trip Program called Arts Immersion that brings arts and culture field trips into Title I classrooms throughout Arizona, and the Act One Culture Pass program which provides free access to arts and cultural venues for library cardholders in nearly every county in Arizona.

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Alice Cooper's Solid Rock Teen Centers

Alice Cooper’s Solid Rock Teen Centers Makes an Everlasting Difference in the Lives of Teens. The Rock provides FREE after school training in music, dance, photography and art as well as vocational training in sound/recording, staging/lighting, video production and more, in a cool, supervised facility for all teens ages 12-20 to engage with their peers in Phoenix & Mesa, AZ.

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Arizona Humanities

Arizona Humanities is a statewide 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and the Arizona affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Since 1974, Arizona Humanities has supported public programs that promote understanding of the human experience with cultural, educational, and nonprofit organizations across Arizona.

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Arizona Jewish Historical Society

The Arizona Jewish Historical Society preserves and celebrates the rich heritage of Arizona’s Jewish communities, educates the public about the Jewish historical experience including the Holocaust, and promotes awareness of our state’s diverse history through arts, culture, and educational programming.

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Arizona LGBTQ+ History Project

Arizona DOES have gay history! Arizona LGBT+ History Project promotes and facilitates the protection and preservation of materials that chronicle the experience, culture, and history of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, + Community in Arizona.

Arizona Repertory Singers

The Arizona Repertory Singers is an auditioned ensemble of nearly 50 singers from greater Tucson. Over the decades, the choir has developed an extensive repertory and prides itself on presenting high quality performances of both standard repertoire and new music. Its singers, selected through a rigorous audition process, represent a variety of work life careers in business, education, engineering, information technology, law, medicine, social service, science, and the arts. For more details, see arsingers.org.

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Art One Foundation

Provide art related resources to high school and college-level student artists, including, but not limited to: art supplies, tuition assistance, and/or space to create. The organization strives to foster the following principles within its benefactors: nurture, create, believe, flourish, succeed, and transform.

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ArtSpace West

Located on the beautiful ASU West campus, the ArtSpace West Gallery has several gallery installations throughout the year. Located on the north side of University Center Building we look forward to seeing you soon.

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Artsy Smartsy

See our website, www.ArtsySmartsyCLASS.com for photos, history, donation list, etc. for Artsy Smartsy

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At The Outlet, Inc.

At The Outlet, Inc., we’re a 501(c)(3) public charity that acts like a power surge protector — a central hub where multiple programs plug in and receive energy, support, and connection. Youth of all abilities, learning styles, and diverse needs can plug in, be emPOWERed, and become conduits of creative kinetic energy through our programs. These programs include ATO Academy, our K–12 micro school and homeschool co-op with full-time academics, electives, and daily Maker Space sessions, plus accredited out-of-school time programs in partnership with local schools. Through our no-cost community outreach and performing arts programs, students participate in dance, pom, cheer, step, flag auxiliary, and drumline percussion as part of traveling performance teams — performing at events like AZ Rattlers halftime and the APS Light Parade. Our Power Hub is Preparing One with Each Reach, So Unity Really Generates EmPOWERment — where youth can let it out, At The Outlet!

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Avant 121

A groundbreaking 24,000-square-foot members club and event space located in Phoenix’s emerging Warehouse District. Positioned to become a centerpiece for Arizona’s creative economy, Avant is designed as a hub where creativity, community, and forward-moving ambition unite. The space is anchored by a state-of-the-art two-story event venue outfitted with advanced audio, lighting, and flexible LED installations, supporting everything from intimate showcases and fashion presentations to large-scale immersive experiences.

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Beyond Bazaar

Beyond Bazaar is more than just an art resale business, it's a treasure trove of unique and often one-of-a-kind pieces. Our passion lies in discovering hidden gems at estate sales and auctions throughout the greater Phoenix area. We meticulously sift through countless items, searching for those with a story to tell, a touch of history, or simply a captivating aesthetic. Once we’ve unearthed these treasures, our skilled team carefully restores them to their former glory. From repairing damaged frames to revitalizing warped prints, we ensure that each piece is presented in its best possible light. This attention to detail allows us to offer our customers exceptional quality and value. With over 3 years of gallery operating experience Beyond Bazaar offers a wide range of services, including art hanging, gallery wall design, and print restoration. Our offerings extend far beyond framed artwork. We also showcase a diverse range of unique home decor items, including antique furniture, vintage collectibles, and intriguing trinkets. Whether you're searching for a statement piece for your living room or a quirky conversation starter for your bookshelf, Beyond Bazaar has something to pique your interest. At Beyond Bazaar, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to own beautiful and extraordinary pieces. We strive to make these treasures accessible to a wider audience by offering competitive prices and a personalized shopping experience. Our goal is to inspire and delight our customers with the unique and the unexpected.

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Brandstorming Agency

Brandstorming Agency by Sam delivers one-of-a-kind, elite services and resources to artists, creators, business owners and entrepreneurs who care about creating an authentic, compelling brand! We specialize in holistic branding: comprehensive brand strategy, design, and copywriting under the same roof. Popular services include Brandstorming strategy sessions, brand audits, full-service website creation, micro-sites, visual identity brand kits, custom-designed marketing material, and more. Brandstorming Agency also owns and manages the brand for Latin Night at the Duce, a Latin social dance experience that takes place on Thursdays 8pm-12am at iconic restaurant + bar The Duce, located in the heart of Downtown Phoenix. Learn salsa and bachata from some of the best instructors in AZ and dance the night away to a select mix by resident DJ D-Lo! Follow @latinnightattheduce and join the text club by messaging 480-530-5136 to get updates about upcoming dance events.

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CALA Alliance

CALA Alliance (Celebración Artística de las Américas) is a Latinx arts organization based in Phoenix. We collaborate with artists and arts organizations to nurture artistic talent, focusing on artists from the Latin American diaspora. CALA Alliance advances its mission through innovative artist residencies, artist commissions, community workshops, and public programming that position the Metro Phoenix region as a fruitful site that acknowledges and contributes to the promotion of Latinx art throughout the United States. CALA Alliance envisions a cultural landscape that values the creative and artistic contributions of Latinxs in the United States, understanding that these histories are integral to the cultural fabric of this country. We are dedicated to inspiring and educating Arizonans about the richness of artistic talent in our local community and across the nation. CALA Alliance is a W.A.G.E. (Working Artists and the Greater Economy) certified organization.

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CIHUAPACTLI COLLECTIVE

The CC’s purpose is to provide healing for self-identifying Urban Indigenous Peoples from the diaspora. This is done by sharing wisdom, connecting resources, revitalizing Traditional Knowledge, and promoting health and wellness. Rooted in ancestral and Traditional Knowledge, the CC is committed to empowering families through four bundles: Cultural Revitalization & Education, Food Justice & Land Restoration, Birth Equity & Reproductive Justice, and Mental Health & Integrative Wellness. We support the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual self-determination families. The CC’s four defining elements are Spirituality, Knowledge, Culture, and Community. These four elements provide the foundation for all the work given that people served come from diverse Indigenous backgrounds. The CC is dedicated to decolonizing health and maternal health for low-income Urban Indigenous/BIPOC families in the South Phoenix and Central Region of Maricopa County. The Collective understands that the well-being of families is the building block of healthy communities.

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City of Peoria Arts & Culture

Arts and Culture in Peoria The history of the City of Peoria’s Arts and Culture program goes back to the 1987 creation of the Peoria Arts Commission and the Percent for the Arts Program by Peoria City Council. Since that time funding for the public art program has come from a one-percent contribution from each of the City’s capital improvement projects. The Peoria Arts Grant program was created in 1998 to help promote the arts in the community. The grant program provides various funding to local arts organizations for programming in Peoria. The program is regularly modified to meet the needs of the community and is monitored to evaluate program impact. The program helps to support local arts organizations as well as attract programming from around the Phoenix region to Peoria. In Fiscal Year 2026, 42 Arts and Culture grants were awarded, totaling $300,000. In 2007, the city unveiled the new Peoria Center for the Performing Arts in Downtown Peoria. The city and community have many diverse and ambitious goals for their cultural programs. In 2009, an Arts Master Plan was created that sought to align the goals into a specific set of recommendations, which provided overarching, holistic policy direction. In 2022, a new Arts & Culture Plan was approved by the Peoria City Council and provides direction of Peoria's Arts and Culture programming into the future. The plan’s vision defines that the arts in Peoria support a vibrant cultural community that is accessible, inclusive, and inspiring for all. Public Art in Peoria Public art enriches the quality of life for residents and visitors by creating spaces that are inviting and interesting. Community is strengthened by fostering cultural opportunities to engage artists and the public, through a variety of events, public art, and arts and culture programming. Peoria residents are encouraged to participate in building such a community that reflects the voice and heritage of Peoria. The Peoria Arts & Culture Commission oversees Peoria’s public art program. The seven-member commission made up of Peoria residents make recommendations to the City Council on a variety of topics in arts and culture that directly benefit the livability initiatives for the city and its residents. The livability goals for the city were adopted by the City Council included in the General Plan 2040. These goals guide the Peoria Arts and Culture Commission in seeking out public art opportunities that enhance the quality of life and create a destination that is uniquely Peoria. The public art collection is on display throughout the city in public parks, other accessible public spaces and municipal buildings such as the Peoria City Hall and the Peoria Center for the Performing Arts. Funding for art projects comes from the city’s capital improvement projects (streets, parks, fire stations, etc.) which contribute one percent of the total cost of the projects into a dedicated arts fund. The arts fund is then used for acquiring public art.