Join the Prescott Pops for the 2026-2027 Season
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Sunday, December 20, 2026, 3:00 PM
Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center
“Holiday POPS”
Back for our 34th season, our December POPS concert is a Prescott holiday tradition. Start your holidays out right with YOUR Prescott POPS Symphony and Chorus in Arizona’s Christmas City. Always a sell-out!
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Thursday, December 17, 2026, 7:00 PM
Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center
GENTRI Christmas
GENTRI and the Prescott Pops Symphony Orchestra will join for a cinematic holiday concert featuring soaring three-part harmonies, orchestral arrangements, and a mix of classic carols and contemporary Christmas favorites.
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Duo Fuerza
Duo Fuerza will be joining us for our February concert. We also highly recommend this upcoming concert at the ASU Kerr Cultural Center with completely different music. You won’t hear talent like this very often!
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Learn More about the Prescott Pops Symphony Orchestra organization and how you can support us.
The Prescott Pops Symphony is our community orchestra, and is a truly excellent representation of talent from the Northern Arizona region. For the orchestra to continue its mission and realize its goals, it requires financial support from the local community.
You can support the POPS by becoming an Individual Donor, a Corporate Sponsor, or by advertising in our concert programs. You will not only be supporting the Symphony and its goals, you will also be showing your support of music within our community.
During its tenure, the Pops has performed over 150 concerts for appreciative Yavapai area audiences. The Symphony performers range from 50 to 80 local instrumentalists and 40 to 60 vocalists at various concerts, plus local guest soloists and conductors. Orchestra members often include youth participants from area middle schools and high schools, who not only gain performance experience but actively contribute to the Symphony’s mission to support young musicians in the community.