The Icehouse: Phoenix's Historic Arts Hub
Experience Phoenix's vibrant arts scene in a historic ice factory turned unique event space and gallery, showcasing local talent and creativity.
The Icehouse, located in Downtown Phoenix, is a unique arts organization and event venue housed in a renovated early 20th-century ice storage facility. Known for its support of local talent and eclectic atmosphere, it hosts art exhibits, live music, and community events.
A brief summary to The Icehouse
- 429 W Jackson St, Phoenix, Downtown Phoenix, Arizona, 85003, US
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- Monday 11 am-9 pm
- Tuesday 11 am-9 pm
- Wednesday 11 am-9 pm
- Thursday 11 am-9 pm
- Friday 11 am-9 pm
- Saturday 11 am-9 pm
- Sunday 11 am-9 pm
Local tips
- Check the event calendar in advance, as The Icehouse hosts a diverse range of events, from art exhibitions to live music performances.
- Consider attending events during First Fridays or Art Detour to fully immerse yourself in the local arts scene.
- Note that parking can be limited; consider using ride-sharing services or public transportation.
- Explore the surrounding Downtown Phoenix area, which offers a variety of dining and entertainment options.
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Getting There
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Public Transport
The Icehouse is accessible via Valley Metro Rail and bus services. From Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, take the PHX Sky Train to the 44th Street and Washington Light Rail station. Board the light rail towards Mesa and exit at the Central Avenue and Washington stop. Walk west on Washington Street for about 0.3 miles, then turn right onto 7th Avenue, followed by a right onto Jackson Street. The Icehouse will be on your right at 429 W Jackson St. A single ride on the light rail costs $2, and a day pass is $4. Alternatively, from the Phoenix Convention Center, walk to the bus stop at 3rd Street and Washington. Take Valley Metro Bus Route 1 towards Dunlap Ave and get off at 7th Avenue and Jackson Street. Walk east on Jackson Street for about 0.2 miles; The Icehouse will be on your left. A single bus fare is $2, with a day pass option for $4.
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Walking
If you're already in Downtown Phoenix, The Icehouse is easily reachable on foot. From the Phoenix Public Library on 1st Avenue, head southwest towards Washington Street. Turn right onto Washington Street and walk for about 0.5 miles, then turn left onto 7th Avenue and right on Jackson Street. The Icehouse is located at 429 W Jackson St. Ensure you have water, especially during warmer months.
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Taxi/Ride-share
Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available in Phoenix. A short ride from downtown hotels or attractions to The Icehouse typically costs between $8 and $15, depending on traffic and distance. Input '429 W Jackson St, Phoenix, AZ 85003' as your destination.
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Parking
While The Icehouse doesn't offer on-site parking, metered parking is available along Jackson Street and on 4th and 5th Avenues. There are also paid parking lots nearby, such as the lot at 241 W Jackson St, which costs $12 for 2 hours. Free parking is located at 401 W Madison St. Be aware that parking can be limited, especially during events.
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