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SXSW, Broloaf, Art Detour, and AMOCOCO Luminarium Over the Weekend

Broloaf at Yucca Tap Room Last Night The idea of a three-year-old local band playing their 19th show last night is a little ridiculous, but Broloaf isn't the type of band that can churn out one show per week. The amount of planning and money that goes into each performance...
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Broloaf at Yucca Tap Room Last Night The idea of a three-year-old local band playing their 19th show last night is a little ridiculous, but Broloaf isn't the type of band that can churn out one show per week. The amount of planning and money that goes into each performance means they can only play once every two to three months, especially since a good chunk of their shows are free...full story

SXSW: A Look Back For Those of You Who Missed Out ​Another SXSW has come and gone leaving the echoes of hundreds of bands ringing in our ears and the streets of Austin, Texas covered in fliers for showcases long since past. If you didn't make it down to the Lone Star State, fear not! We've got you covered...full story.

Art Detour 23 The 23rd annual Art Detour took over Downtown Phoenix this weekend. Artlink Phoenix showcased local artists via galleries, studios and even the sidewalk. Check out these pics from Saturday...see photos.


AMOCOCO Luminarium at Mesa Arts Center Mesa Arts Center was home to Amococo luminarium, a sculpture made in Nottingham, England that was brought to Mesa by Architects of Air. The luminariam has visited numerous places around the globe, now including Arizona. Visitors kicked off their shoes before they entered the hand made luminarium for a mystifying time...see photos.

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