The Fox Tucson Theatre has been a beloved part of the Tucson community since its grand opening in 1930. Designed by architect Carl G. Elam, it is modeled after the old Arizona Theatre, located in downtown Phoenix. Over its 86-year history, the Fox Tucson has become an institution for live entertainment, hosting some of the biggest names in classical music and jazz - from John Denver to Duke Ellington. It was even added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1995 due to its impressive architecture and cultural significance. Recently, it has been restored so that visitors can enjoy performances from their favorite entertainers for many years to come. Tucson, AZ is a picturesque desert oasis – a great escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. During the day, take in the sights and sounds of saguaro cactus-filled Sonoran Desert landscapes or explore downtown Tucson’s old town streets. At night, catch the stars in their all-night rows with primitive dark sky viewing, or indulge in some an exciting night out amidst craft breweries, rooftop music venues and infamous southwestern cantinas. Outdoor sports such as golfing or fishing at Sabino Canyon and visits to Tombstone Historic District offer something for everyone. The Fox Tucson Theatre is truly a one-of-a-kind venue that has plenty to offer in terms of entertainment. With its ornate interiors, state-of-the art sound system, and plentiful seating, it is an amazing place to experience a variety of cultural and musical events. Check out this local treasure soon!