Sunsets & Sips: November 19
November 19, 2026
Join us for a chance to meet Future Retrieval Artists-in-Residence Katie Parker and Guy Michael Davis and learn more about their work with their current exhibition, Originals.
Sip in style at Taliesin West during Sunsets and Sips, a casual happy hour experience designed for the community to connect, unwind, and enjoy the beauty of this iconic setting. Take in spectacular sunset views from the Prow while enjoying a drink or light snack, listening to live music, and exploring select indoor spaces. Staff will be on hand throughout the evening to answer questions, share stories, and connect with guests. With sweeping city views and the unique atmosphere of Taliesin West, Sunsets and Sips offers a beautiful and memorable way to experience Wright’s desert masterpiece.
Details:
- Ticket includes one complimentary drink. Additional beverage and snack options will be available for purchase
- Event is primarily outdoors with access to 2 indoor spaces.
- This is not a formal tour of Taliesin West. Please consider purchasing a Tour if you would like to see more of the property.
Time:
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Price:
Adults $35
Youth under 21 $20
Add-On Purchases:
Charcuterie Cup $12.00 (meatless option $11.00) *Note: both of these options contain nuts
Vegan Crudité Cup $8.00
Signature Beverage Tumbler: $19.95 (includes additional complimentary beverage)
Member Benefits:
- 10% off tickets to Sunsets and Sips
- Exclusive access to the Guest Deck at Taliesin West during each Sunsets and Sips evening
- Members are also eligible to redeem one complimentary Signature Wine Tumbler with their ticket purchase. Tumblers must be added to the cart at check-out. Limit one tumbler per membership.
Questions? Please email Events@FrankLloydWright.Org. or call 480-627-5381
About the Artist: Future Retrieval – Katie Parker and Guy Michael Davis
Founded in 2008, Katie Parker and Guy Michael Davis have been collaborating under the name Future Retrieval, mining archives and museums to digitally collect and make objects that reexamine the history of decorative arts. Davis and Parker currently reside in Scottsdale, Arizona, where Parker is a Professor in the School of Art at Arizona State University.
