Grand Prairie Center

Grand Prairie Center is owned and operated by PCCUA. With 63,000 sq. ft. of meeting space, it is suitable for business, social, civic, educational, cultural and entertainment events. Riceland Auditorium seats 750, with expandable to 1,279.

Click here for the 2017-2018 Price List Brochure.

For additional rental information, please contact Ashton Fields at 870-673-4201, ext. 1895.

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For more information or to purchase tickets for performances or special events, contact on of the center's staff located at the bottom of the page.

Student Tickets

The Grand Prairie Center offers a special discounted “PCCUA Student” ticket to all Performance Series productions.  The tickets will be $5.00 each and must be purchased from the box office. Students must show their PCCUA student ID at the time of purchase and also when tickets are picked up the night of the performance. The tickets can only be used by the student and cannot be sold, given away, etc. Limit one ticket per student.

Box Office Hours

The box office is open Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and two hours before each performance. 

2018-19 Performances

Kevin Delaney, Scientist
Thursday, September 20, 2018 @ 6:30 p.m.
Grand Prairie Center - Salon A
Stuttgart, Arkansas

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Free Performance for 4th-8th Graders @ 9:30-10:30 a.m. on September 20th. Must call to reserve seats!

Delaney works as a science presenter and has developed educational programs at zoos and museums, combing his storytelling skills with his scientific curiosity. Kevin has presented science demonstrations on several television programs including The Rachel Ray Show and The Untitled Action Bronson Show, and began appearing as the resident science presents on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in 2014. Kevin was the host of Street Science on the Science Channel for two seasons focusing on unique experiments caught in slow motion footage.

Arkansas Symphony Orchestra - Holiday Pops
Sunday, November 18, 2018 @ 7:00 p.m.
Grand Prairie Center
Stuttgart, Arkansas

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Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Presents Holiday Pops - The event is sponsored by Entergy Arkansas and through a grant provided by the Arkansas Arts Council. The Orchestra is in its 53rd season and one of Arkansas' most dynamic performing symphonic organizations. This year's performance, Holiday Pops, will feature traditional and pops Christmas tunes. Mark your calendar for this festive annual event.

Snow White (Recommended for K-5th)
Tuesday, December 4, 2018 @ 9:30 a.m.
Grand Prairie Center
Stuttgart, Arkansas

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Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Stuttgart

The wicked queen is the most beautiful lady in the land, and she has the word of a magic mirror to prove it. Obsessed with her beauty, the queen’s vanity grows year after year until one day the mirror names someone else the fairest in the land. Someone “whose heart is pure as new white snow.” Snow White! The queen’s own step daughter! The mirror’s truth – that a beautiful heart within far outshines beauty worn only without – is more than the hateful queen can bear, and she vows to destroy the innocent princess. But the light of a pure heat is not easily extinguished. By the power of her inner beauty and with the help of a special gift from her real mother, Snow White is able to escape the schemes of the wicked queen and begin her path to happy ever after. Adapted by Keith Smith from the Brothers Grimm.

The Tortoise and The Hare (Recommended for K-5th)
Monday, February 4, 2019 @ 9:30 a.m.
Grand Prairie Center
Stuttgart, Arkansas

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Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Stuttgart

One of Aesop’s most famous fables is about a boastful bunny who learns a valuable lesson: “Slow and steady wins the race.” Of course, Aesop lived in ancient Greece, but there are turtle and tortoise stories (each with its own lesson) from many different cultures and traditions. From the Philippines comes the story of The Turtle and the Monkey. There’s also an African folktale about The Singing Tortoise, while Japanese culture gives us The Singing Turtle. From Bolivia there’s even The Song of the Armadillo. (Okay, not a tortoise, but she’s got a shell – and a very sweet story to tell.) Through music and dance and witty turtle wordplay, this lively roundup of culturally diverse tortoise tales celebrates one thing that every culture holds in common: the fun of storytelling! Adapted by Keith Smith from traditional folktales.

The Emperor's New Clothes (Recommended for K-5th)
Wednesday, April 17, 2019 @ 9:30 a.m.
Grand Prairie Center
Stuttgart, Arkansas

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Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Stuttgart

The emperor loves clothes. His favorite thing to do is to dress up in lavish new outfits of the latest and boldest styles and admire himself for hours on end in his great imperial mirror. The emperor is a silly man. Then one day a weaver arrives who claims to weave a very special cloth – a fabric so fine, so delicate, says he, that garments crafted from it are totally invisible to anyone but the most clever and sophisticated citizens. The emperor is delighted. He simply must have such an outfit and he simply must wear it in a grand procession through the capital city. What could go wrong? Right? When the day of the procession arrives, the whole city is, of course, dazzled by their emperor’s new clothes. That is, until one wise little boy courageously pipes up: “Hey! The emperor has no clothes!” Then the real fun begins. Adapted by Keith Smith from the story by Hans Christian Andersen.

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