Top Rated Concerts and Shows in Phoenix

"The Orpheum Circuit was a chain of theaters around the country that hosted movies and vaudeville shows. It was begun in 1886 and continued until 1927 when it became part of Radio Keith Orpheum (RKO) corporation. The Phoenix theater was built from 1927 to 1929."

"The Gallery at Tempe Center for the Arts, which includes 3,500 square feet of exhibit space, presents exhibitions that complement artworks with educational materials, artist demonstrations, and community events. The gallery frequently shows works by emerging and established Arizona artists working in diverse mediums, often organized around themes such as pop culture, identity, or water. Exhibits include opportunities to meet artists, watch artists work, and engage in related hands-on activities."

"Families will enjoy a show with Childsplay at the Tempe Center for the Arts. These kids’ shows are perfect for young kids and often include a Q&A with the performers after the show. Check the theater’s schedule in advance to see if there is a kids’ show happening during your family vacation."

"Arizona Federal Theatre is a 5,000 seat entertainment venue located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, home to concerts and comedy performances as well as theatre and family friendly shows."

"Arizona’s only locally-owned and operated, dine-in movie theatre!. An extraordinary restaurant menu, impressively created full bar featuring Arizona craft beers, and overwhelmingly comfortable recliners are yours to enjoy while experiencing state-of-the-art projection and 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound!. Talking Stick Entertainment District 9090 E."

"This theatre prides itself on providing children and adults the opportunity to learn and grow as actors in a creative and inclusive environment. They primarily cast local talent and give workshops and lessons in all aspects of the theatre arts including directing and choreography. There are eight adult productions each year and another five shows for children ages 3 to 19."

"The Herberger Theater Center is a premier performing arts center that serves as an advocate and cultivator of the arts."

"Celebrity Theatre, one of Phoenix’s most enduring venues, opened its doors in 1963. The building started as a multi-purpose center and concert venue in the winter. The 2650-seat theater has a revolving stage that allows guests to always have the best seat in the house."

"T. Cook's rests within a 1920s-era mansion (now a luxury hotel, the Royal Palms Hotel and Spa) constructed by New York financier Delos Cooke. The property's elegant restaurant is considered one of the best in the state. The menu consists of Mediterranean-inspired dishes like sauteed Maine lobster with tortellini and asparagus, seared duck breast with butternut squash risotto, and spit-roasted chicken with toasted almond couscous, dates, and olives."

"The new poolside bar at ARRIVE Phoenix hotel is like Candy Land for adults. Everything is bright, colorful and cartoony, but instead of lollipops and gumdrops, there are candy-colored cocktails like the Dole Whipped and Strawberry Sbagliato, and punchy Polynesian-inspired bites like Spam musubi and Hawaiian mac salad. And a pink foosball table, of course.Must-order dish: Mochiko chicken ($26 for a bucket that serves two), ahi bowl with cucumber, red onion, jicama, tobiko and poke sauce ($15) 400 W."

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"One of the most popular hiking trails in the valley is the Echo Canyon trail at Camelback Mountain. The Echo Canyon Recreation Area is made up of layered sandstone and comprises the "head" of Camelback Mountain. Prepare to catch of glimpse at some of the smaller animals of the Sonoran Desert, including cottontail rabbits, snakes, lizards, Harris antelope squirrels as well as a variety of birds."

"The most well-known and popular outdoor hiking route in the Phoenix area is Camelback Mountain. The trails to get to the top of the mountain are definitely challenging, but well worth the effort for some awesome views and great exercise. Keep in mind that the Phoenix heat makes this hike extra challenging, so start your hike as early in the morning as possible."

"The Cholla Trail to the top is popular, but is not for the faint of heart. You can enjoy views of Camelback Mountain from the bottom in many parts of Phoenix."