Built in the 1800's as a church, hospital and rectory in the center of downtown Prescott, this location has been serving the community for over 129 years. Repurposed as a fine arts center in 1969, it has continued to draw artists, thespians, and visitors alike. Built with local stones for the foundation and trim the Church is described as one of the best examples of religious architecture in the state. Both the church and the rectory are on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2021 a new center was built on the property with state-of-the-art features. Complementing the historic nature of the site it offers innumerable ways to utilize the various spaces. Downtown Prescott continues to support a vigorous commercial atmosphere with shops, dining, entertainment and year round events