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Monday Movies on Main What the Hell Happened to $12 Individual, $9 Film Festival members, $10 Students For tickets and more information, please call 928-282-1177.
In June 1970, hot off their spectacular Grammy® win for Album of the Year (besting The Beatles’ Abbey Road), Blood, Sweat & Tears becomes the first American rock band to perform behind the Iron Curtain, doing concerts in Yugoslavia, Romania and Poland on a tour sponsored by the U.S. State Department. Like much of the youth in America, band members have been outspoken and critical of the Nixon administration and the Vietnam War. The Iron Curtain Tour seems to be a curious decision by the band, which was at the very height of their popularity. |
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Monday Movies on Main Bohemian Rhapsody Film $12 Individual, $9 Film Festival members, $10 Students For tickets and more information, please call 928-282-1177.
Bohemian Rhapsody was nominated for five Academy Awards, including Best Picture. It won four Oscars for Best Lead Actor (Rami Malek), Best Sound Mixing, Best Sound Editing and Best Film Editing. The film also won the Golden Globe for Best Picture Drama and Best Actor for Rami Malek. |
Ken Koshio & Kenzoo Friday, April 21, 2023 7:00 pm $20 Advance, $22 Door, $25 Priority seating in first 3 rows Buy tickets online at ShowTix4U.com
Ken Koshio is a world class Japanese Taiko drummer. Taiko is a Japanese style of percussion, which combines music, movement and spirit. Ken pushes the boundaries of Taiko through various collaborations, creating a totally authentic and unique style of music and Taiko performance art. Joining Ken for this special evening of world music is Kenzoo: John Paul Mendes, Taiko drummer; Dashimesh, Didgeridoo and percussion; Ryon Polequaptewa, Hopi Native flutist, drums and vocal, and Miro Koshio, Taiko Drumer, bamboo flute and vocals. |
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Earth Day Concert with R. Carlos Nakai, William Eaton $30 general, $32 door, $35 priority seating in first 3 row Buy tickets online at ShowTix4U.com
The soaring tones of R. Carlos Nakai's flute join with William Eaton's shimmering harp guitars and Will Clipman’s pan-global percussion, for a special Earth Day Concert. For this special event the trio, along with the audience at OTCA, will join millions of people across the planet to celebrate Earth Day, locally and worldwide. In keeping with the original mission of Earth Day, Will Clipman remarked, “it is incumbent upon all of us to do what we can to mindfully care for the living entity that nurtures and sustains us.” |
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Unfurl Hydrangea Sky Movement Arts Friday, April 28, 2023, 7:00 PM $30 general, $32 door, $35 priority seating in first 3 row Buy tickets online at ShowTix4U.com
A multi-media performance which will dazzle the eyes and mesmerize the ears. Fans of Cirque du Soleil and anyone who has found themselves breathlessly taking in the grandeur of Mother Nature are sure to enjoy themselves at this concert. Unfurl is Hydrangea Sky’s full-length spring show following the intricate and interwoven lives of plants and elements of the natural world. It will feature a full ensemble cast (13 artists) performing aerial dance (silks, trapeze, corde lisse, aerial chains, stage pole, lyra), martial arts (Tai Chi and Kung Fu), club juggling, grounded dance (modern dance, belly dance), and acrobatics (Cyr wheel, stilt-walking). The Moving Order Band, consisting of all-star musicians William Eaton, Allen Ames, Claudia Tulip, and Logan Turner, will accompany the movement arts unfurling on and high above the stage. |
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Sofrito and the Blues $20 general, $22 door, $25 priority seating in first 3 rowS Buy tickets online at ShowTix4U.com
Experience Carmen Cancél and enjoy her stunning soprano voice, this time as part of a Latin Quartet Sofrito and the Blues as they stop in Verde Valley for one night only. Carmen Elisa Cancél and her Latin Consortium (Sofrito and the Blues) have entertained audiences in New York City at the Voices of the Diaspora Festival. This hot new quartet features fresh, original arrangements of Latin, jazz, and blues standards. You will enjoy their personal stories that relate to their song repertoire and original arrangements, and be introduced to unexplored Latin, jazz, and blues tunes. |
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Encore Series The 18th Annual $25 Advance, $27 Door, $30 Priority Seating in first 3 rows Buy tickets online at ShowTix4U.com
Bob Dylan, an American singer-songwriter, author, visual artist, Grammy winner, Academy Award winner, Nobel Prize laureate, and countless other accolades, is regarded as one of the greatest songwriters and musicians of all time. He has been a major figure in popular culture spanning the past 60+ years. He will be 82 years old on May 24 and continues to travel the world with his “Never-Ending Tour.” This year’s performers include Tyler Barrett, Edward Cooper, Gary Every, Suzie Schomaker, Shelley & Woody Haiken (Wind & Strings), Tim Young, and the house band, Mystery Tramps - Joe Neri, Larry Hill, Hutch Hutchinson & Alan Albert. |
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Center of Universal Light Meditation (Studio B) 9:30 AM Located in the Old Town Center for the Arts, the Center of Universal Light is an Inter-spiritual Oneness Center welcoming all paths to the Divine with diverse music and speakers from a variety of backgrounds and beliefs. Visit CenterofUniversalLight.com or contact Kimberly Kelley at (928) 864-5230 for information on upcoming events, classes, and Gatherings. |
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