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Montalvo Arts Center

15400 Montalvo Road
Saratoga, CA 95071 map
district: Saratoga

Tel. 408-961-5800
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Events Calendar
Fri Jun 27 - Fri Aug 01
Missoula Children's Theatre
After rehearsing at the summer day camp, young actors perform the Missoula shows. Hansel and Gretel—Jun 27 Rumpelstiltskin—Aug 1... More
Wed Jul 02 - Wed Aug 27
Summer Luncheons
Montalvo Service Group hosts weekly luncheons at the Villa, plus a fashion show.... More
Fri Aug 08 - Sat Aug 09
Starry, Starry Night
Learn about the night sky and sleep under the stars at the "Starry, Starry Night: Art & Astronomy Slumber Party."... More
Wed Aug 13
The Choral Project
The 48-voice "The Choral Project" takes center stage for a theatrical presentation that channels the poetic voice of Emily Dickinson.... More
Wed Aug 13
Divide Light
Feast your ears on the world-premiere opera based on the complete works of American poet Emily Dickinson. Visual artist Lesley Dill, Montalvo artist-in-residence, redirects the classic form of opera to celebrate and investigate American Transcendenta... More		 Tickets

About Montalvo Arts Center

2007 BEST OF SILICON VALLEY Staff Pick and Reader Survey Winner - First Place

Best Place to Renew Vows
If you are cheesy enough to want to renew your vows, then this is the right spot. The well-manicured Villa Montalvo is nestled in the Saratoga Hills—private and secluded enough so the rest of the world doesn't have to be subjected to your love ceremony.

— Metro, Silicon Valley's Weekly Newspaper, September 26, 2007

Montalvo is a non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring a love of the arts in everyone by presenting the best of the literary, performing, and visual arts, supporting practicing artists in the major creative disciplines, and providing significant arts experiences for children. Located in the Saratoga hills Montalvo occupies a Mediterranean-style villa on 175 stunning acres, which Senator James Duval Phelan left to the people of California for the encouragement of art, music, literature, and architecture.