Phoenix Residents Take Over the Streets on PARK(ing) Day
Participants create temporary mini-parks out of Phoenix parking spaces.
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Concert Review: Watching Beyoncé and Jay-Z Live Is Not for the Faint of Heart
By the end of the show, our writer felt like she’d finished a marathon.
Bisbee ’17 Director Robert Greene on Re-Creating an American Ethnic Cleansing
The entire town of Bisbee recreated their ancestors’ killing of striking miners.
Beyoncé Is the Ultimate Symbol of Power for People of Color
From State Farm Stadium to the cover of Vogue, Beyoncé runs the world.
10 Years On, Miniature Tigers Celebrate Their Debut Album
The band is celebrating the 10 years since their debut album, Tell It To The Volcano.
Dangerous Women: Las Chollas Peligrosas Are Making Mexican Music for Change
The all-female, Phoenix-based band focuses on Latin and mariachi-inspired sounds.
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In 3100: Run and Become, a New Perspective on Going the Distance
The documentary, screening in Phoenix, partially focuses on Navajo running traditions in northern Arizona.
At Artists of Color Activist Meeting, White Allies Politely Excused
Local artists of color are working towards a plan that answers what racial equity in the arts could look like.