Explore the venues, programs, and initiatives that make Scottsdale Arts a vital part of the city
Scottsdale Arts is a multidisciplinary cultural organization made up of vibrant programs, venues, and initiatives that serve our community through creativity, connection, and impact. From world-class performances and thought-provoking exhibitions to immersive public art and hands-on learning, each area of Scottsdale Arts offers something different. Together, they shape the cultural heart of the city.
A premier destination for live performance in the Southwest, the Center presents a dynamic mix of music, dance, theater, and comedy that entertains, inspires, and connects audiences from all walks of life.
Arizona’s only museum dedicated to contemporary art, architecture, and design, SMoCA showcases bold, thought-provoking exhibitions and serves as a vital cultural hub for dialogue and discovery.
Scottsdale’s signature outdoor venue for concerts and cultural celebrations, Civic Center LIVE brings the community together for unforgettable experiences under the Arizona sky in the newly renovated Scottsdale Civic Center.
Scottsdale Arts Learning & Innovation sparks creativity through hands-on experiences, artist residencies, school programs, and community partnerships that make the arts accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds.
Transforming everyday spaces into extraordinary experiences, Scottsdale Public Art curates a diverse collection of permanent and temporary artworks that bring creativity into the public realm across the city.
A free, 10-day public art event held annually at the Scottsdale Waterfront, Canal Convergence features large-scale installations, performances, workshops, and interactive experiences that celebrate the intersection of art, technology, and community.
Located along the Arizona Canal, Cattle Track Arts Compound is a historic creative enclave where artists, architects, and makers live and work. Through a new partnership with Scottsdale Arts, this storied space will offer expanded programming—including performances, talks, and community events—while preserving the independent spirit that has defined it for decades.