CHANDLER CULTURAL FOUNDATION

The organization provides community engagement events such as free performances, artist in residency programming, and tickets for veterans. They also offer free and accessible performances within the Chandler community and operate an Artists in Residence initiative to connect artists with the community.

The organization is developing a new production, "The Yellowroot: A Juke Joint Cabaret," which celebrates African American folklore and music through jazz, blues, and soul, set to premiere in March 2027.

The organization operates an intensive program for teens, the Youth Arts Council, which focuses on arts appreciation, community service, and leadership skills.

The organization provides community engagement events such as free performances, artist-in-residency programming, audition and theatre workshops, and free performances within the Chandler community, including for veterans.

The organization provides community engagement events such as free performances, artist in residency programming, and tickets for veterans. They also operate an Artists in Residence initiative to connect artists with the community and offer free audition workshops.

The organization undertakes major renovations to its theater spaces to enhance accessibility, comfort, and the overall patron experience, including replacing seating, installing new flooring, and updating infrastructure, while continuing programming at alternative locations during the renovation period.

The organization offers programming at alternative locations during renovation periods, including a Free Summer Concert Series and Ballet Under the Stars. They also present the "CCA Anywhere Series" which offers virtual performances.

The organization provides multiple methods for patrons to purchase tickets, including online, in-person, and over the phone, and offers subscription series, group discounts, gift cards, and concession services.

The organization provides multiple methods for patrons to purchase tickets, including online, in-person, and over the phone. They offer a "Pick Five Subscription Series" with discounts, priority purchase opportunities and discounts for groups, and gift cards valid for tickets and concessions.

The organization operates three performance spaces: a 1,500-seat Main Stage, a 350-seat Hal Bogle Theatre, and a 250-seat Recital Hall, along with The Gallery at CCA, for performances and art exhibitions. These venues are equipped with accessible seating and other accommodations for patrons.

The organization operates three performance spaces: a 1,500-seat Main Stage, a 350-seat Hal Bogle Theatre, and a 250-seat Recital Hall, along with The Gallery at CCA, for performances and art exhibitions.

The organization operates an intensive program for teens, the Youth Arts Council, which focuses on arts appreciation, community service, and leadership skills.

The organization operates three performance spaces: a 1,500-seat Main Stage, a 350-seat Hal Bogle Theatre, and a 250-seat Recital Hall, along with The Gallery at CCA, for performances and art exhibitions. These facilities include accessible seating and are used by Chandler's students for arts curriculum and school performances during the week.

The organization presents a variety of performances, exhibitions, and events for the public, including musical theater, jazz concerts, ABBA tribute shows, and rotating art exhibitions, often featuring both established and emerging artists.

The organization presents a variety of performances, exhibitions, and events for the public, including musical theater, jazz concerts, ABBA tribute shows, and rotating art exhibitions. They host weekly performances and offer a "Pick Five Subscription Series" for discounted tickets.

The organization presents a variety of performances, exhibitions, and events for the public on weekends, including musical acts, jazz concerts, and rotating art exhibitions. They also develop new productions, such as "The Yellowroot: A Juke Joint Cabaret," and offer virtual performances through the "CCA Anywhere Series."

The organization provides accessible seating, hearing assistance devices, and other accommodations to patrons to ensure inclusivity in its performance spaces.

The organization offers free and low-cost arts engagement activities for youth through its "Connecting Kids" and "Theatre Kids" programs, including field trip-oriented shows, workshops, musical theater camps, and art workshops for ages 6-16.

The organization offers free and low-cost arts engagement activities for youth through its "Connecting Kids" and "Theatre Kids" programs, including field trip-oriented shows, workshops, and musical theater camps. They also run Vision Kids art workshops for ages 6-16 and an intensive Youth Arts Council for teens.

The organization offers free and low-cost arts engagement activities for youth through its "Connecting Kids" program, including field trip-oriented shows and workshops via its Theatre Kids program. They also conduct Vision Kids, a series of art workshops for youth aged 6 to 16, and offer musical theater camps taught by professional artists.

The organization provides tours of its facilities for school groups and potential renters.

The organization provides its facility for Chandler's students to use for arts curriculum and school performances during the week and offers free audition workshops for aspiring actors. They also accept requests for donations of complimentary ticket vouchers for other non-profit organizations and for fundraising activities.

The organization provides its facility for Chandler's students to use for arts curriculum and school performances during the week and offers tours for school groups.

The organization accepts requests for donations of complimentary ticket vouchers for other non-profit organizations and for fundraising and community activities.

The organization accepts requests for donations of complimentary ticket vouchers for other non-profit organizations and for fundraising and community activities.

The organization is undertaking a major theater renovation from June 2026 to October 2026 to enhance accessibility, comfort, and the patron experience, including replacing seating, installing new flooring, and maintaining fire sprinkler systems, theatrical rigging, and electrical infrastructure.

The organization provides multiple methods for patrons to purchase tickets, including online, in-person, and over the phone. They offer priority purchase opportunities and discounts for groups, and provide bar and concession services.