Fox Tucson Theatre Foundation

The Fox Tucson Theatre saw its heyday between 1930 and 1945, and continued operating until the mid-70's. Finally restored to its original glamour and reopened to the public on New Year's Eve 2006, the Fox Theatre is one of a dwindling number of restored historic theatres still in existence in the United States and is widely regarded as the finest example of its kind in Arizona. In fact, it has been designated as a "nationally significant building" on the National Register of Historic Places.

Your support helps us keep the lights on, the doors open, and high quality entertainment coming to "the Fox," the crown jewel of downtown. With your help, we're creating memories that will last a lifetime for yet another generation of Tucsonans.

The Fox is a living museum: one of Tucson's finest historically preserved landmarks AND at the same time an elegant, beautiful, and acoustically superior performance venue. Thank you for your support of this downtown cultural treasure.