Tolleson Things to Do

One of the most popular museums in Phoenix, the Heard Museum houses an impressive collection of Native American art from pre-Columbian times to present-day. Founded in 1929 by Dwight and Maie Bartlett Heard, the museum features... more

The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra, Ballet Arizona, Southwest Dance the Arizona Opera and Broadway Touring companies call the Symphony Hall and Terrace home. Be entertained in this downtown hotspot, the venue for many special even... more

The Dodge Theatre is a state-of-the-art entertainment venue designed specifically for concerts, Broadway shows, family stage shows, boxing, and convention meetings. Seating can vary from 1,900 to 5,000 for concerts, and 5,500 f... more

Featuring two separate theaters, the Herberger Theater Center is centrally located in the newly rejuvenated downtown area. Center Stage contains a hydraulic orchestra pit and accommodates up to 815 patrons. Superb acoustics opt... more

Founded in 1936, the Phoenix Art Museum is one of the premiere museums in the Southwest. The collection includes over 17,000 works of art from around the world, including Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Of special note are a f... more

It's hard to classify the great sound of Roscoe Taylor and the various artists who come in and jam with him nightly at this nightclub, but just for direction we'll call it R&B. The music is great, and the crowd is appreciative.... more

Built by John Sedler in 1912, this historic house is architecturally significant due to its exceptional size and unusual bungalow style. Possessing two stories is significant because most are single-storied. Use of a solar syst... more

Strike out on a personalized adventure touring exciting places around Arizona with this touring company providing pickup and return service from most hotels. Diverse packages to destinations such as Monument Valley or Montezuma... more

This fine example of the Victorian style was built in 1895 at an original cost of $7,500 and is fully restored. It is located inside the Heritage and Science Park at Historic Heritage Square. This is one of eight restored resid... more

A fabulous example of a 19th Century church still celebrates Mass daily in downtown Phoenix. Originally built in 1881, notable features include beautifully rendered stained glass windows and a carillon tower. Honored as a minor... more