Will Clipman: A World of Music, Myth, and Mask

Tickets will go on sale to members who give $250+ annually on Tuesday, March 23 at noon.

Tickets will go on sale to the public on Thursday, March 25 at 10:00 a.m.

Members who give $500+ annually receive 10% off concert tickets.

Our Commitment to Your Health and Safety
We look forward to welcoming you back to enjoy a meaningful, safe, and fun experience. We have thoroughly reviewed our operations and implemented a number of measures to support health and safety, including:

• All guests ages 2 and up, in addition to MIM team members, will be required to wear a face mask covering their nose and mouth, even after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine, while mandatory mask ordinances by the City of Phoenix and Maricopa County remain in effect. Complimentary masks will be available at entry.
• Guests will be assigned seats to provide a 6-foot distance from other parties. Guest Service will contact ticket buyers with their seat locations prior to the performance.*
• All concerts will be approximately 60–75 minutes without an intermission.
  For full details on our safety precautions, click here.

*Tickets purchased under the same order will be seated together. To request to be seated separately, contact MIM’s Guest Service Team at 480.478.6000 or guestservice@MIM.org.

Join seven-time Grammy nominee Will Clipman for an evening at the intersection of world music, storytelling, and multicultural mask art. Clipman’s performance on a global palette of indigenous instruments is interwoven with spellbinding tales, all punctuated by his original mask art, which he uses to transform into the narrator spirits of his original stories.

Clipman is a three-time Native American Music Award Winner. He has recorded over 60 albums, including over 30 for Canyon Records, where he is regarded as the house percussionist and has performed with R. Carlos Nakai and William Eaton, among many other internationally acclaimed artists. In his 40-year career as an arts educator, Clipman has conducted hundreds of workshops, lecture-demonstrations, master classes, and artist-in-residencies. His service as an arts educator has been honored with the Arizona Commission on the Arts Decade of Distinguished Service Award and three Arizona Governor’s Arts Award Nominations.