This local Concert Association, also known as LPCA, is an all volunteer non-profit corporation providing concerts and culture to the City of Page, Arizona.  Page is an isolated community of about 8000 people, surrounded by Navajo Reservation.  It is difficult for people of limited means to travel to big cities to experience cultural experiences. So this organization was formed to bring culture  and the performing arts to the city of Page and the surrounding areas. .  Concerts are generally held from October through April, as the summer months are busy with many outdoor sports and traveling situations for most families.  The summer, from March through November, is a time when the city and its surrounding teritory has over 3 million tourists traveling through and enjoying Lake Powell, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and so forth.  Page is the center of the Universe it seems, as all around are National Parks, Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon and Zion and many local spots to enjoy and explore.  This local Concert Association brings culture to the school children by providing "residencies" also known as educational opportunities for the school children to experience the many forms of culture including  music, dance, comedy, drama, instrumental and song by working closely with the artists. A variety of music venues including Country Western, Celtic, Russian, old Favorites, Popular and Native American.  Dance venues include  Ballroom, Ballet, Modern Dance, Ethnic, etc.   Instrumental includes Piano, Guitar, violin, Harp, flute, trombone and many others.   Each year the concert association tries to provide a variety of unique genres and also wants to avoid duplication of performances, although some are very popular.  LPCA is funded by local sponsorships, including some small businesses and local individuals and families. Larger businesses give grants and donations. Other revenue comes from ticket sales at the Box Office.   LPCA partners with the  City of Page, Coconino Community College, Page Unified School District # 8, and the Navajo Generating Station, local hotels and motels ( including at times Arizona Best Western and Aramark Resorts),  to provide events for the city. LPCA offers sponsorships, which includes tickets for the whole family or business for the season.  See the pages that provide descriptions and costs for these sponsorships.   The costs for the family or Business sponsorships differ, so please see the notes on the Sponsor Page.  Other information that you will want to have because we want everyone to enjoy the perfomances and we as users imposed on us by the CAB 1. There is no eating or drinking in the auditorium.  2. There is no video or photo taking permitted by attendees without the permission of the Lake Powell Concert Association.  All cells and radios must be turned off, please 3. Children must be accompanied by a parent.  Children are not permitted to run around the auditorium. If your child becomes antsy or makes too much noise, we ask you to take them out, so that others can enjoy the performance.    Thank you for your cooperation.