Email Author Maidi Terry

2003 Stories by Maidi Terry

• Get Your Blocks Off

  published December 25, 2003

  Wed 12/31 Ding! The biggest showdown this week isn't Ohio State against Kansas State, but Tempe versus Scottsdale in the battle... More >>

• Independents' Day

  published December 25, 2003

  Sat 12/27 If the holiday blockbusters didn't sate your artistic side, head to Espresso Depot on Saturday, December 27, for a creative... More >>

• Robbing the Dreidel

  published December 18, 2003

  12/18-12/21 So the seasonal blues aren't confined to the Whos -- and Christmas isn't the only holiday to suffer a Grinch. A grisly gang... More >>

• In the Market

  published December 11, 2003

  12/13-12/14 In 1978, Arizona Governor Bruce Babbitt formally established an event that had already gained a foothold in the Phoenix... More >>

• And the Band Plays On

  published December 4, 2003

  Fri 12/5 "I'm sure a lot of people used to fantasize about Cris [Kirkwood] or [Derrick] Bostrom as a woman, so no, I don't think it'll... More >>

• Indie Rock

  published November 13, 2003

  Sat 11/15 Arizona's aspiring filmmakers have a tendency to flee to Hollywood, but that's all going to change if the Movie Militia has... More >>

• Fly Ball

  published November 6, 2003

  11/8-11/9 Of all the ironies to emerge from our current "country at war" mindset, perhaps the greatest involves the startling number... More >>

• Ride and Go Seek

  published October 30, 2003

  Sat 11/1 Bursting with civic pride? Take a civic ride. This Saturday, November 1, the Central City Bike Expedition takes to the streets... More >>

• Flaunt It House

  published October 23, 2003

  Sat 10/25 If your closet looks like the wardrobe vault from The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, we recommend... More >>

• Spurs of the Moment

  published October 16, 2003

  10/17-11/16 The 38th Annual Cowboy Artists of America Sale kicks off its boots on Friday, October 17, at the Phoenix Art Museum. For a... More >>

• Wild Guerrilla

  published October 9, 2003

  Thu 10/9 Between numerous guerrilla film projects, microcinema events and the Phoenix Film Festival (devoted to low-budget features and... More >>

• Fall in Line

  published October 9, 2003

  Sat 10/11 If we learned anything in Gamma Delta Phi, it's that fish don't like beer. Since the usual Oktoberfestivities won't... More >>

• Gal Friday

  published October 9, 2003

  Fri 10/10 You know the ladies at The Biz as the ones who serve the drinks, spin the beats, or bounce the ruffians and check IDs. But... More >>

• Southern Comfort

  published October 2, 2003

  Founded in 1993 by Venezuelan dancer Maria Eugenia Barrios and Israeli dancer Offer Zaks, the Ballet Contemporaneo de Caracas is becoming... More >>

• Local Color

  published October 2, 2003

  Sun 10/5 "I think there's somewhat of a hunger for things to do downtown," says Don Hamill, event coordinator for the Rainbows... More >>

• View Master

  published September 25, 2003

  Contemporary dance can inspire confusion and panic in the average viewer. But now it's time for us all to get over it, and Rayn Hookala is... More >>

• Triumphant Return

  published September 18, 2003

  9/18-9/20 It is fitting that September marks not only the opening of an inspiring exhibition in Scottsdale, but also the month that... More >>

• 21st-Century Digital Boy

  published September 18, 2003

  9/20-1/4 Artist Sloane McFarland has one foot in the art world and one foot in the real estate world. One must wonder what his closet... More >>

• Mexican Memoirs

  published September 11, 2003

  9/13-1/4 For as long as civilizations have existed, artists have shined a telling light on the social and political issues at play in... More >>

• Roll Call

  published September 11, 2003

  Fri 9/12 During its heyday in the late '60s and early '70s, the sport of women's roller derby proved that ladies with skating skills... More >>

• Social Scenes

  published September 11, 2003

  9/12-10/5 Putting the "community" in community theater, Teatro Bravo launches its Triple Rep Fest this weekend, addressing "important... More >>

• 9 Live

  published September 4, 2003

  Dino Hawkins, a.k.a. "Volume 10," has dedicated his life to the art of hip-hop in its purest form. Spending late nights at the Good Life... More >>

• Train Station

  published August 28, 2003

  Sat 8/30 Impact Zone Wrestling, the state's only full-service training school for professional wrestlers, celebrates its first... More >>

• 'Zine and Heard

  published August 28, 2003

  Sat 8/30 When Jonathan Swift suggested in his famous work A Modest Proposal that the Irish eat their own young, he was being... More >>

• Going for Baroque

  published August 21, 2003

  8/23-12-6 Can't tell the difference between a Renaissance and a Baroque painting? Be not afraid. The ASU Art Museum happens to own some... More >>