3 Best Places To See in Peoria, AZ

“Peoria Sports Complex was the first major league baseball spring training facility, and it developed players' facilities to be shared by two teams. The complex was built in 1994, and the center has functioned as a model for the facilities. The 145-acre complex, home to Major League Baseball's San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners, hosts year-round player development programs for both clubs during spring training and is also used for many public and private events throughout the year. The stadium was also repainted to coordinate with the color scheme of the newly renovated team clubhouses, and restroom and concession spaces were upgraded with new amenities.”

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“Arizona Broadway Theatre showcases locally and nationally acclaimed artists and provides palate-pleasing sit-down table service prepared fresh daily to accompany the award-winning on-stage fare. Since opening its doors in the fall of 2005, the ABT team has been taking great care to create a stunning, flexible performance space that allows for any theater production and memorable event. The theatre welcomes service animals trained to provide specific work or tasks for the legally disabled as protected by the ADA. Arizona Broadway Theatre also provides palate-pleasing sit-down table service with regularly updated menu items to complement the award-winning on-stage cuisine. The theater also allows it to create and deliver youth programming that educates and engages students from all across metropolitan Phoenix.”

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“Theater Works is dedicated to bringing high-quality theater to the West Valley. The theater allows children, patrons, and artists to see theater that inspires, enhances, and enlightens them through the performing arts. The theater also improves the quality of life by providing the expression and experience of the performing arts. Theater Works has won numerous awards in various categories. The theater welcomed over 63,000 community members through the Peoria Center for the Performing Arts doors this past year through various programming, performances, and festivals. Thousands of school-aged children attend Theater Works field trips, and hundreds of children attend its YouthWorks Academy workshops and camps.”

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