Ak-Chin Chairman Louis Manuel Jr. (center) cuts the ribbon on Elements Event Center with help from UltraStar CEO Alan Grossberg and Little Miss Ak-Chin Nyaila Miguel.
On Wednesday, July 8, 2015, the
Ak-Chin Indian Community threw a grand opening event for the new Elements Events Center at Ak-Chin Circle. The ribbon-cutting ceremony began at 9 a.m. in celebration of this new addition to the Ak-Chin Indian Community enterprises. Self-guided tours were given through all the rooms that are named after the elements (Earth, Air, Fire, and Water). The tours gave visitors the opportunity to discover the benefits that the Elements Event Center at Ak-Chin Circle has to offer.
Made up of 11,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space, the
Elements Event Center at Ak-Chin Circle is available for any corporate or social gatherings such as weddings, conferences, galas, vendor events, wine tastings, and much more. Parties of up to 350 are invited to book their event at any time. Hosts can select food for their guests from the top-notch chef’s array of delectable menu options. Clients will also be pleased with the ability to put on their affair with the latest technological necessities and provide an ambiance for their guests.
The staff at the Elements Event Center at Ak-Chin Circle takes pride in impeccable service and is ready to meet the needs of their guests. With the grand opening now complete, the experienced team of professionals welcomes you to call them with any questions or to book your party now. For more information call 520-233-2431 or email
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