More Outdoor Dining and Drinking Is Coming to the City of Phoenix
“In the next few weeks, I think we’ll start to see a lot more businesses explore creative ways to [expand outdoors].”
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Eye Lounge: An Oral History of the Phoenix Artist Collective’s First 20 Years
Members past and present reflect on the integral role Eye Lounge has played in the local arts scene.
The Nash Goes Outdoors and Other Socially Distant Concert Series In Metro Phoenix
Here are some options for slowly adding live music back into your life.
Author Tom Zoellner Talks Patriotism, Politics, and The National Road
“We are all deeply patriotic, but we express it in different ways.”
A National Book Award Finalist, Hologram Talks, and Other Metro Phoenix Art News
Plus: local art on Arizona Lottery scratcher tickets and a new book on the history of Phoenix College.
The Phoenix Center for the Arts CEO Hasn’t Forgotten Her Electro-Pop Band Days
Music by her band, Super Stereo, can be heard on several popular TV shows.
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What Will the Next Few Months Look Like at Phoenix Performance Spaces?
“We’re creating new opportunities that wouldn’t have occurred without the pandemic.”
Seven Ways to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Metro Phoenix
Events to hit up between now and October 15.
Seven Places to Shop During Record Store Day on September 26 in Metro Phoenix
Find limited releases at record stores all over the Valley.
A New Craft Beer and Wine Bar Is Coming to Grand Avenue
The soon-to-open craft beer and wine bar is the brainchild of two longtime Wren House bartenders.
Chuckie Duff Talks About Producing the New Teenage Badass Music Movie
See how many Phoenix locations and musicians you can spot.
Artists Make a Trump Death Clock — and More Metro Phoenix Arts News
Signs that cultural life is returning to the Valley.
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The Hive Has a New Owner — And She’s Got Big Plans
She’s nixing the gallery and changing out the murals.
Phoenix Terminates Fortoul Brothers Public Art Contract for Sky Harbor Airport
The news follows sexual abuse allegations leveled against artist Isaac Fortoul.
Hey, Phoenix! Check Out This Art News — From Exhibits to Art Classes
Including new exhibits, art classes, performances, and more.
City of Phoenix Rejects Black Lives Matter Street Mural Proposal — Without Public Discussion
It happened during a meeting that was closed to the public.
11 Virtual Concerts to Help Beat the Pandemic Blahs
Most are free!
ASU Launches Ambitious Popular Music Program in Metro Phoenix
Here’s what you need to know.
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Nine Metro Phoenix Art Exhibits Happening in September
There’s a lot of art this see this month.
This Weekend, Check Out These Music Movies You Might Have Missed
Including biopics, dramas, comedies, concerts, and musical theater films.
City Shifts Black Lives Matter Mural Discussion — And More Metro Phoenix Art News
Including the new date of the Chandler Ostrich Festival.
How Stacey Gordon Is Turning a Vintage Ice Cream Truck Into a Puppet Show on Wheels
She’s making plans to bring puppets to the people.