A Kurt Bestor Christmas: Coming Together

Kurt’s Christmas show makes a third stop in Kayenta!

Kurt Bestor loves playing in intimate settings like Kayenta. “I get to connect with the audience in ways I can’t in larger concert halls and venues”.

Throughout the concert, Kurt weaves in the stories behind each song and why and how he wrote them in his warm, humorous style. “You can’t help but feel his own journey through his music,” says Elise West, a lifelong friend/ fellow musician/ devoted fan, “and it touches everyone in a different way. It’s the reason people go to his concerts. Everyone comes to their own interpretation of what the music means for them personally.” Bestor’s unique style has earned him legions of loyal fans around the world. His sound is powerful and, he hopes, “elevating,” having the capacity to evoke joy, serenity and ecstasy. His composing and performing talents has garnered Emmy awards and Grammy nominations. He’s best known for his Christmas music, but he’s also written over forty film scores for national television and commercials. and he’s played live concerts to more than half a million people in the past 28 years. Bestor was born in Waukesha, Wisconsin, but Utah claims him as their own.

There will be a matinee show on Friday December 4th at 3:00pm, and another show at 7:30pm.

Re-opening guidelines for all performances at the Center for the Arts at Kayenta:

Social distance seating between all ticket groups (SEE SEAT MAP TO LEFT) Please purchase tickets in groups of two or more with family and friends if possible.
Temperature checks of ALL patrons and performers will be taken upon entrance into the center.
Mandatory mask wearing for all audience members and front of house staff.
Multiple hand sanitizing stations in the Center.
Disinfectant cleaning of theater seats, lobby and rest room surfaces after each performance.
Cash free transactions, we encourage online ticket purchases directly on our site.
“Only when we all feel safe will we be able to free our spirits to participate with the art being performed.”