PREVIOUS EVENTS THIS SEASON

July 9, 2007 * Art & Sold! II - Online Auction – Our second online auction featuring great gifts for you and your friends!

September 29, 2007 * Beehive - The 60's Musical – Journey through history’s greatest rock & roll hits with eight wailing women, one hot band and 25 cans of hairspray

October 20, 2007 * Ray Price and the Cherokee Cowboys – Legendary country and honky-tonk hits from the band that started it all

October 27, 2007 * Nikolais Dance Theatre, Performed by Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company – Alwin Nikolais' masterfully recreated work Tent by the leaders of modern dance

November 10, 2007 * Cherryholmes – This hard-hitting family is International Bluegrass Music Association entertainers of the year

November 18, 2007 * Capitol Steps – Hilarious political satire from the comedians of Capitol Hill!

November 30, 2007 * A Charlie Brown Christmas with the David Benoit Quartet – Christmas favorites from a master of jazz piano and his band

December 15, 2007 * A Viennese Christmas with the New Sigmund Romberg Orchestra and Soloists – Enjoy your favorite Christmas songs this winter with a touring pops orchestra

January 19, 2008 * Inspired by America with the Cypress String Quartet – A multimedia look at America's rich history featuring a breath-taking film and live chamber ensemble

January 25, 2008 * Men of the Deeps – The soulful richness of a men's choir that emerged from the depth of Cape Breton's coal-mines

February 7, 2008 * Asleep at the Wheel – Western swing ain't dead...it's Asleep at the Wheel!

February 12, 2008 * Leahy – Irish fiddlers and step-dancers, the Leahy clan entertains audiences worldwide with their boundless energy

February 15, 2008 * The Ten Tenors – These debonair stars from down under straddle the line between classical perfection and pop stardom

February 22, 2008 * Chuck Mangione – Jazz and funk flugenhorn from the man who brought you hits such as "Feels So Good" and the theme from Children of Sanchez

March 1, 2008 * Camerata Nordica – Sweden's premiere chamber orchestra tackles the most beautiful classical music standing in an awe inspiring circle

March 6, 2008 * Rex Allen Jr. & the Third Generation – Cowboy singer/sognwriter Rex Allen, Jr. keeps the legends of the old West alive with his sons and grandsons by his side

March 7, 2008 * Baxter Black – Hilarity and comedy from this cowboy poet and former large animal veterinarian

March 8, 2008 * Daryle Singletary – An acoustic concert featuring country and western music to round out the Fringe Festival

March 14, 2008 * Ramsey Lewis Trio – His lightning fast hands and supreme musical mind innovated the sounds of smooth jazz and R&B

March 16, 2008 * The Duke Ellington Orchestra – "It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing" is still the motto of the big band that pioneered swing

March 26, 2008 * Irving Berlin's I Love a Piano – A new musical theater production showcasing over 60 of Irving Berlin's classic melodies, from ragtime to beguines

April 4, 2008 * Almost Heaven - The Songs of John Denver – Follow the journey of John Denver from his discovery, through his army years, and his height as a music celebrity, in a feel good musical tribute to the folk artist who touched the nation.

April 10, 2008 * Shidara – Heart pounding taiko drummers from Japan who preserve their ancient heritage and tradition through song

Joining the Webb Center’s Encore Society allows patrons to take full advantage of exclusive benefits and discounts, including special receptions, free gifts and more! Donations are 100% tax deductible.

Support the Del E. Webb Center Now!

The Webb Center’s Arts for Kids project compliments and enhances the arts education of over 2,100 local K-12 students by providing a series of free programs, including artist interactions, workshops and “talk-backs.” The Webb Center also produces Camp Imagination, a two-week summer arts camp.

To see a more complete listing of the Webb Center’s 2006-2007 Arts for Kids programs, please follow the link below.

More about the Arts for Kids Project

Out Wickenburg Way

Located in Wickenburg, Arizona, the Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts presents a series of national and international touring performances every year.

From comedy to musicals, and drama to Western entertainment, our schedule includes something for everyone.

Our intimate, 600-seat theatre is dedicated to enhancing the cultural experience of the Northwest Valley. We are proud to call Wickenburg home, but welcome visitors from anywhere with open arms.

Short Drive, Free Parking

Located only 45 minutes away from Surprise, the Sun Cities, Peoria and Glendale, the Webb Center is the perfect distance for an evening out and boasts little traffic and free parking. From Phoenix, just make a left off of Route 60 at Vulture Mine Rd, and we are right there.

World Famous Artists

Take a moment to review our events this year, our schedule of public performances include legendary jazz piano virtuoso Ramsey Lewis and Trio, big band and jazz favorites from the Duke Ellington Orchestra, hilarious political comedy with Capitol Steps, red-hot Western swing from Asleep at the Wheel kicking off the 60th Annual Gold Rush Days festival and much more!

You’re Invited!

Our family friendly shows are sure to please audiences of all ages. If you are in Wickenburg contact us for more info. Join the Webb Center community.

We invite you to come to a show, take a seat and enjoy the charm “Out Wickenburg Way.” Wickenburg is located in the northwest part of Maricopa County.

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