191 Toole | Live Events in Tucson, AZ

Experience this non-profit, community-oriented small music venue with 191 Toole tickets. 191 Toole was a building that was originally constructed in 1923. It used to be owned by the Union Pacific Railroad and was used as a transfer station for refrigerated cargo. After falling out of use, the building was purchased by, and became the initial home of, the Museums of Contemporary Art Tucson, before they moved into a repurposed firehouse in downtown Tucson. Skrappy’s, a community center initiative that focuses on visual and musical acts, that is for, and run by, youth in the Tucson area, bought the building before being forced to move. In 2016, 191 Toole was purchased by the Rialto Theatre Foundation whose goal was to create a family-friendly, intimate live music venue.

Rialto Theatre Foundation is a long-running, non-profit entertainment company that started with photoplays and talkies in the 1920s and 1930 and only expanded from there to be one of the preeminent forces in the arts within the Tucson, Ariz., area. 191 Toole can hold around 500 people, with standing room only. Experience this impressive warehouse turned stage today with 191 Toole tickets. They have hosted a variety of bands from around the words like Y la Bama, The Lemon Twigs, Folktronic, Mike Pinto and Kero Bonito.

Where is 191 Toole located?

191 Toole and its ticket office are located at 191 East Toole Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85701.

191 Toole Seating Chart

Make sure to get seats at 191 Toole in Tucson with our interactive and accessible seating chart. Many music halls' seating arrangements will depend on the size of the venue. Larger locations like the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, or the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, will have seating sections separated into the orchestra, mezzanine and balcony sections. Smaller music venues like The Bowery Ballroom in New York City or The Granada in Lawrence, Kan., have a single level space with a stage for the scheduled entertainer(s) at one end and a bar at the other end. No matter where you decide to go for your live entertainment, our ticketing platform offers a wide arrangement of filtering options to help you get 191 Toole tickets in Tucson, AZ. With TicketSmarter’s time-saving delivery options, it is easy to quickly download your tickets or have them transferred to you.

How much are 191 Toole tickets?

The price of your ticket will vary depending on the event and your ticket package. On average, the cost to attend an event at 191 Toole is $61.19. General admission or GA tickets are typically the most affordable option and can cost as low as $26.31 a ticket. VIP ticket packages can go as high as $414.00 for a spot closer to the stage.

191 Toole Schedule

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How many events are coming to 191 Toole?

191 Toole has 17 upcoming live events scheduled.

Who is playing at 191 Toole?

Lil Skies and Enjambre are scheduled to play at 191 Toole.

Lil Skies 191 Toole tickets March 27th, 2025 at 8:00pm

TicketSmarter has 0 Lil Skies tickets listed from $0.00 - $0.00 with the average ticket price of $0.00.

Enjambre 191 Toole tickets February 21st, 2026 at 8:00pm

Tickets to attend this exciting event average at $77.23, but range between $57.79 - $259.23. Place your order now because there are only 106 Enjambre tickets still available for this event.

What time does 191 Toole open?

191 Toole doors typically open an hour before performances for scheduled events like the one on March 27th, 2025 at 8:00pm. Guests will want to arrive at the venue 30 - 60 minutes early to find parking. They will also want to arrive early get the best GA views of the stage to tailor their concert experience.