Welcome to ASU Kerr
Welcome to ASU Kerr
Welcome to ASU Kerr
Support ASU Kerr! Your contribution sustains our historic venue's mission of Connecting Communities and enables us to create free-to-the-public paid streaming gigs for artists.GIVE NOW
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Select 2021-2022 season shows are now on soft sale! Visit the Featured Artists page for shows now available for purchase. Get 15% off for purchasing two shows at a time and lock in the best seats early! Please call the box office at 480-596-2660 to purchase tickets via phone and get the discount.
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UPCOMING ONLINE PROGRAMS
See all of ASU Cultural Affairs' digital programs at asugammage.com/digitalconnections
**THESE FREE EVENTS ARE ONLINE-ONLY**
Tune in live via ASU Kerr's YouTube, FB Live or Twitch:
https://youtube.com/asukerr
https://facebook.com/asukerr/live
https://twitch.tv/asukerr
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Sydney Sprague INDIE ROCK
Beams: a live online music series
Thursday, June 10 at 7 p.m.
Watch at youtube.com/asukerr
or facebook.com/asukerr/live
Indie rock darling Sydney Sprague returns to the Beams stream, and this time, she’s broadcasting live from the sweet, historic ASU Kerr! She recently signed with Rude Records and her brand new LP “maybe I will see you at the end of the world” is a prescient must-listen, recorded prior to the pandemic and produced by Sam Rosson (Death Cab for Cutie, Pedro the Lion, Mac Miller) at Hall of Justice in Seattle. The record has been garnering insanely positive reviews from the press, landing features from NPR, Refinery29, Uproxx, Alternative Press, Rock Sound and Phoenix New Times. She is making Arizona proud and we cannot wait to chat with and experience music from one of our fastest-rising Beams artists!
gather: a live online storytelling series
What Almost Was
Wednesday, June 30 at 6:30 p.m.
Watch at youtube.com/asukerr
or facebook.com/asukerr/live
Guest host Diana Dinshaw of the Storytelling Institute at South Mountain Community College gathers with two featured personal storytellers for stories and a casual conversation and fun Q&A driven by your thoughtful questions! The theme this month is “What Almost Was.” Join the circle and meet a superb group of Arizona storytellers.
ASU Kerr is a historic Valley venue that is part of ASU Cultural Affairs. Our small staff and facility strive to present a diverse mix of live music, storytelling and theater in order to share the unique perspectives of local, national and international artists. World music, indie folk, jazz, soul, baroque pop and more grace our stage each season. We currently produce free live streamed events to give greater access to music and storytelling programs, providing performance opportunities for artists and maintaining the connection between ASU Kerr, audiences, the arts and one another.
We are shouldering unprecedented costs in creating paid performance opportunities for artists that are free to the public during the venue's temporary hiatus. As a self-sustaining venue, our only income streams are ticket sales, rental bookings, concessions and the contributions of donors.
Consider helping sustain ASU Kerr with a donation to the venue. We are doing our best to bring the joy of music and the arts to you in new ways, and hope those able to financially support the venue's mission of Connecting Communities™ will do so. Your help is vital in ensuring that the shows will go on--online for now--and in person once it is safe for us to gather again.
Want to speak about a larger gift or include ASU Kerr in your estate planning? Contact Tim Walling at tim.walling@asu.edu or 480-965-9915 to learn more about how you can assist ASU Kerr at this important time!
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Driving directions to ASU Kerr
ASU Kerr Cultural Center, 6110 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85253
480-596-2660