Top Phoenix Arts Stories
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Phoenix Summer Guide 2013
All You Need to Survive the Phoenix Summer More >>
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Soleri Eclipse
Paolo Soleri Is the True Legend of the Arizona Architecture Scene More >>
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Filling the Pie Hole
Bragg's Pie Factory Transforms Its Gallery Space and Brings Back the Pie More >>
Arts Features
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Summer is the perfect time for cool hunting in Phoenix. The streets are empty, the days are long, the nights even longer — unless you know... More >>
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With spring cleaning said and done and the endless summer upon us, we can't think of a better use for your time than converting your newly... More >>
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If variety's the spice of life, then a big-box gym rat's existence must be oh-so-bland. In fact, training yourself to a treadmill day in and day... More >>
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My introduction to food of different cultures came at the time when it does for many an impressionable Midwest suburban white young adult:... More >>
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Nothing beats a cool escape — whether it takes you a few hours from home or halfway around the globe. There are a handful of spots to... More >>
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If you find yourself with a Jack and Coke in hand this summer, you're not doing it right. In the wonderful world of cocktails, weird is the way... More >>
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At long last, there's pie again at Bragg's Pie Factory. A new vegan cafe has opened in the very spot out of which the Bragg family originally... More >>
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If there's a modern Mecca for the followers of letterpress, it's got to be the Chapel of the Blessed Eutectic in Prescott, Arizona. From... More >>
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Stray Cat Theatre's production of Trista Baldwin's Chicks with Dicks commences with a go-go dancing competition and a lap dance, and heads south... More >>
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Special Events Arizona Event Center 1300 S. Country Club Dr., Mesa www.arizonaeventcenter.com Danny Serrano, Richard Galaviz Jr., Manny... More >>
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Special Events Chandler Public Library 22 S. Delaware St., Chandler Pint-size pups both speedy and swanky will be celebrated during Chandler's... More >>
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Charles L. Mee's Soot and Spit is, in its ASU première, beautiful to behold. Cloaked in shadows, fractured with light, its 90 minutes chug... More >>
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If your idea of Latin American art is limited to quaint portraits of indigenous women clutching calla lilies or balancing water jugs on their... More >>
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Musical of Musicals (The Musical) has a beard a mile long. This send-up of Broadway tuners should, at this point in the... More >>
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The six-foot saguaros dangling from the ceiling in "Creature-Man-Nature" at Mesa Contemporary Arts look like they could descend on you at any... More >>
From the Print Edition
Summer Guide 2013
Summer is the perfect time for cool hunting in Phoenix. The streets are empty, the days are long, the nights even longer — unless you know what to fill them… More >>
Salvaged Style: What's Old Is New Again
With spring cleaning said and done and the endless summer upon us, we can't think of a better use for your time than converting your newly cleaned space into a… More >>
Boutique Fitness: More Than a Boring Old Treadmill
If variety's the spice of life, then a big-box gym rat's existence must be oh-so-bland. In fact, training yourself to a treadmill day in and day out is downright dull —… More >>
Ethnic Eats: Five Restaurants to Tantalize Your Palate
My introduction to food of different cultures came at the time when it does for many an impressionable Midwest suburban white young adult: college. The further removed I was from home,… More >>
Escapes: Where to Beat the Valley Heat
Nothing beats a cool escape — whether it takes you a few hours from home or halfway around the globe. There are a handful of spots to outrun heat, boredom,… More >>
Weird Cocktails: Put Down That Jack and Coke This Summer
If you find yourself with a Jack and Coke in hand this summer, you're not doing it right. In the wonderful world of cocktails, weird is the way to go.… More >>
