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Chandler Center for the Arts
250 N. Arizona Avenue, Chandler,
480.782.2680, www.chandlercenter.org
The Chandler Center for the Arts is a world-class performing arts venue located in the heart of Downtown Chandler that showcases some of today’s most talented performers and artwork from local and national artists. The unique design of the facility, featuring a “turntable divisible” auditorium system, allows two sections of seating in the rear of the main auditorium to rotate 180 degrees to face two more intimate stages. Walls move with the seating areas to prevent sound interference so that three events can run simultaneously. In fact, the hallmark of the complex is its superb acoustics.
With a total seating capacity of 1,550, the Main Stage is capable of presenting large-scale theatrical and concert attractions. The Hal Bogle Theater, seating 365, is well suited for plays and musical revues. Intimate performances are held in the 255-seat Recital Hall, including chamber music and recitals. The Center’s considerable amenities do not cease with those areas usually seen by the public. Below the facilities are expansive dressing rooms, production offices and tunnel access connecting stage areas. Located in the rear of the building are a dance studio, a rehearsal hall and a scene shop.
The Chandler Center for the Arts is ideally situated at the major intersection of Chandler Boulevard and Arizona Avenue, at the north end of downtown Chandler.
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 With several venues to accomodate groups, Chandler is the perfect place to plan your upcoming meeting, seminar, wedding or banquet. While resorts, conference facilities and other event venues in Chandler never compromise on quality, they are typically less expensive than facilities located in Scottsdale and Phoenix.
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 With several venues to accomodate groups, Chandler is the perfect place to plan your upcoming meeting, seminar, wedding or banquet. While resorts, conference facilities and other event venues in Chandler never compromise on quality, they are typically less expensive than facilities located in Scottsdale and Phoenix.
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 Special events include the Ostrich festival, the Chandler Jazz Festival, where Downtown is reinvented as New Orleans West including free concerts that feature some of today's most celebrated jazz artists; a weekly farmers market with fresh organic produce and family oriented entertainment.
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