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Downtown is only as vibrant as the people who live here, and we have a colorful community. Discover large-scale murals, galleries, museums and some of the best theater in the nation. Whether it’s a First Friday Art Walk or a Friday night on the town, there’s plenty to expand your perspective and spark your imagination.

372 N. 1st Avenue

A.E. England Building

424 N Central Ave

1506 E McDowell Rd

Arizona Center Garage

Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center (ALAC)

Arizona Opera Center

1636 N Central Ave

Arizona Science Center

600 E Washington St

Arizona State Capitol Museum

1700 W Washington St

2835 E Washington St

Black Theatre Troupe

1333 E Washington St

Burton Barr Central Library

1221 N Central Ave

Children's Museum of Phoenix

CREATE at AZ Center

600 E Washington St

Cultural Coalition

The Gallery @ City Hall

200 W Washington St

George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center

Great Arizona Puppet Theater

302 W Latham St

Halldor Hjalmarson Clay Art

45 W Lynwood St

112 N Central Ave

2301 N Central Ave

Herberger Theater Center

222 E Monroe St

Heritage Square Museum Store

Historic Grand Avenue

Hyatt Regency Phoenix

Irish Cultural Center and McClelland Library

1106 N Central Ave

Japanese Friendship Garden

Luhrs City Center

11 W Jefferson St

Maricopa County Justice Museum and Learning Center

125 W Washington St

Monarch Theatre

122 E Washington St

316 W McDowell Rd

Orpheum Theatre

Phoenix Art Museum

1625 N Central Ave

Phoenix Center for the Arts

Phoenix Convention Center

535 W Van Buren St

Phoenix Historic Jail

125 W Washington St

Phoenix Police Museum at Historic City Hall

The Phoenix Symphony

Phoenix Trolley Museum

Public Art Project: Embracing the Amazing You

Public Art Project: Life Reach aka “Bruce”

Public Art Projects: Si’alik Hiosik and Bernie the Robot

111 W Monroe St

Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix

400 E Monroe St

Rosson House Museum

The Space Between Park

The Rose Theatre

Heritage & Science Park

Valley Youth Theatre

200 W Monroe St

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