Northland Cares’ Concert for Compassion – 2026
About the Show
A community event like no other!
Enjoy an evening concert with talented representatives from all over the Quad Cities coming together in support of Northland Cares.
This concert will feature:
GUYS AND DOLLS Audiences will be delighted by a sneak preview of the upcoming performances of this fun show courtesy of the Yavapai College Performing Arts Department.
The Rocky Horror Show Prescott Valley Performing Arts Main Stage Theatre will provide a sneak peek of The Rocky Horror Show. This iconic cult classic is known for its eclectic characters, memorable music, and vibrant storytelling. The preview promises to deliver the same electrifying energy and unique charm that has made The Rocky Horror Show a beloved favorite.
MACDOUGAL STREET WEST One of America's foremost Peter, Paul and Mary tribute acts, sharing their love of folk harmonies from the 60's and 70's.
Womansong Additionally, the vocal ensemble Womansong, directed by Amy VanWinkle, will delight the evening’s audience. This group of sixteen women specializes in folk, modern, and sacred music performed a cappella. Based in Prescott, AZ, Woman's Song is celebrated for its innovative approach and rich, harmonious sound.
BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY: Fourth Wall Prescott will be staging this touching, beautiful musical and you'll get to see a glimpse of it before anyone else!
You never know… we might just have a few more surprises for you!
In addition, there will be an incredible raffle that will feature items from the Prescott Community!
Priority seats and General Admission seats available. Priority seats will include a Northland Cares gift bag, a raffle ticket, and reserved seats in the front two rows.
Beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase during the evening.
Northland Cares is a 501c3 non-profit organization specifically founded to meet the specialized needs of people living with HIV/AIDS in northern Arizona. Their programs and services are designed to create opportunities for people impacted by HIV to engage in a healthy, whole, and vibrant life. All services are provided in a nurturing, comfortable, caring, and professional environment and are provided regardless of ability to pay, language, sexual identity, mobility or other factors.
Elks Performing Arts Center – Crystal Hall
info@etpac.org
(928) 756-2844
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