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The folks at the Arizona Department of Gaming are convinced that onetime Phoenix Justice of the Peace Harold "Bud" Lee isn't playing with a full deck.
It infuriates them that...
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HATE CRIME
When Orlando Diaz returned to his mobile home recently from a two-week vacation in Mexico, he found the remnants of what looked like a skinhead hoedown.
On the...
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The Wednesday night electro/hip-hop affair Pinky Ring has offered some choice guests over its six months of existence (including local legend Z-Trip and NYC/ATL funkmeister...
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Candy Jimenez (pictured) and Dulce Dance Company, who are hosting the fest, aim to put contemporary dance in the audience's lap, almost literally, by performing in this...
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Check out the newly spiffed-up resting place of former Arizona governor George Wylie Paul Hunt (Papago's famed pyramid) at this official-unveiling ceremony. Hunt, who died in...
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As you know -- because you’re a New Times reader and we’re New Times -- we’re not the sort to glad-hand politicians. If we were clinging to the lip of a...
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The Phoenix photog details the plight of refugees from nations like Iran, Burundi, and Serbia in Arizona's public education system.
Fri., April 17, 5-9 p.m., 2009
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Nineteen-year-old Aline Sibomana was a toddler when her family fled their Burundi home for a refugee camp in Tanzania, but says, “I remember pretty much everything. You...
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The fundraiser for Beatitudes Center DOAR features 62-, 30-, and eight-mile bike rides.
Sat., April 18, 7 a.m., 2009
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The annual culinary blowout features food samples by 50-plus area restaurants, cooking demos, specialty cocktails, the Southwest Festival of Beers, the "Challenge to the...
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Party with the beautiful people at this "libation lover's delight," featuring hand-crafted cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and a "hot, urban vibe." Yowsah.
Thu., April...
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This "no holds barred exploration of the U.S. beer industry" from director Anat Baron offers a behind-the-scenes perspective on the cutthroat world of corporate brewski via...
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Still in the closet pretending it’s 1952? Drop the H-bomb at the Gay Pride Parade and Festival during the Gin Blossoms set and your flaming ass will suddenly seem...
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We heart Phoenix, but sometimes bouncing from one familiar haunt to the next can feel a bit too much like a routine for our comfort. So it's serendipitous that a new spot...
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Thanks to First Friday, Phoenix is nationally known for its pretty sweet-ass art scene. Also thanks to First Friday, a bunch of other Maricopa County ’burbs and boroughs,...
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What do cold gin, David Bowie, and a Ouija board have in common -- besides the eighth-grade sleepover party where we first got felt up? You’ll get a smarter and far less...
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The years might be creeping up on us, but we still have the youth, fun, and exuberance embodied by the Trunk Space, the art gallery/performance venue that recently turned 5....
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The outside world must think of Arizonans as big, fat poseurs who are always looking to copy character instead of creating their own. And they may have a point. Ten years ago,...
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The New York-based experimental-theater troupe wraps up its three-year ASU residency with playwright Charles Mee's work about America ("a nation forever unfinished") from the...
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Were you an ASU football fan in 2008? We’re sorry. Not only did you endure a 5-7 overall record, but also a six-game tailspin and a bowl-killing embarrassment in...
