Arizona Folklore Preserve Inc

Hosts a variety of musical performers including The Cowboy Way (awarded Western Group of the Year four times), Dry Wash Anglers, Jon Messenger & Co., Ted Ramirez, Steff Kayser and Alvin Blaine, Michael Grande, Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band, Liz & Pete, and others, performing bluegrass, original compositions, and covers from artists like Michael Joseph Ronstadt.

Hosts performances by specific musical acts including the Dry Wash Anglers, Jon Messenger & Co., Ted Ramirez, Steff Kayser and Alvin Blaine, Michael Grande, Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band, Liz & Pete, and Jim Jones and Mariam Funke (The Cowboy Way), showcasing bluegrass, original compositions, and Western music.

Organizes and hosts live musical performances featuring folk, blues, bluegrass, and Western music artists at its venue in Arizona, with scheduled weekly matinee shows on Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00 p.m. Events are open to walk-in attendees based on seating availability.

Organizes and hosts live musical performances featuring folk, blues, bluegrass, and Western music artists at its Arizona venue, with scheduled weekly matinee shows on Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00 p.m. Events are open to walk-in attendees based on seating availability.

Organizes and hosts live musical performances featuring folk, blues, bluegrass, and Western music artists at its venue in Arizona, with scheduled weekly matinee shows on Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00 p.m. Events are open to walk-in attendees based on seating availability.

Operates a Folklore Center with a state-of-the-art theater since 2001, hosting weekly Saturday and Sunday matinee shows at 2:00 p.m. with open seating for walk-in attendees when space allows. The venue has hosted numerous musical acts including the Dry Wash Anglers, Jon Messenger & Co., Ted Ramirez, Steff Kayser, Alvin Blaine, Michael Grande, Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band, and Liz & Pete.

Organizes and hosts live music events featuring folk, blues, bluegrass, and Western musicians at its Arizona venue, with scheduled weekly matinee shows on Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00 p.m. Events are open to walk-in attendees based on seating availability.

The Arizona Folklore Preserve hosts live music events featuring folk and blues musicians at its venue in Arizona, including weekly Saturday and Sunday matinee shows at 2:00 p.m. These performances are open to walk-in attendees, subject to seating availability.

Hosts a rotating roster of musical performers, including the Dry Wash Anglers, Jon Messenger & Co., Ted Ramirez, Steff Kayser and Alvin Blaine, Michael Grande, Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band, Liz & Pete, and others performing bluegrass, original compositions, and traditional folk and Western music.

Features nationally recognized musical groups such as The Cowboy Way, who have been named Western Group of the Year four times by the International Western Music Association and have received individual accolades from various organizations.

Facilitates musical collaborations and recording efforts among artists, including work exploring songs by Alan Garr, original compositions, and repertoire from Michael Joseph Ronstadt, as demonstrated by artist collaborations such as the 2019 performance at Monterey Court in Tucson.

Operates a state-of-the-art theater at the Arizona Folklore Center, opened in 2001, to host musical performances; previously hosted shows at the smaller Moffett House, a 1920s ranch house accommodating up to 30 patrons, beginning in June 1996.

Operates a state-of-the-art theater at the Arizona Folklore Center, opened in 2001, to host musical performances; previously hosted shows at the smaller Moffett House ranch house starting in June 1996.

Operates a dedicated Folklore Center with a state-of-the-art theater opened in 2001, hosting performances in purpose-built facilities; began operations in a smaller 1920s ranch house (Moffett House) in 1996 that seated up to 30 patrons.

Operates a Folklore Center that includes a state-of-the-art theater opened in 2001 and began hosting performances at the Moffett House, a historic 1920s ranch house accommodating up to 30 patrons, starting in June 1996.

Facilitates musical collaborations among artists, including recording projects and performances that explore songs by Alan Garr, original compositions, and material from Michael Joseph Ronstadt's repertoire.

Facilitates musical collaborations and recordings, including work by artists who have performed together at events such as Monterey Court in Tucson and who explore material from Alan Garr, original compositions, and the repertoire of Michael Joseph Ronstadt.