Here’s Your Guide to October First Friday in Phoenix
What to see, and where to see it.
What to see, and where to see it.
The group exhibit organized by Randy Slack reaches a milestone year.
Busy week ahead.
It’s a month chock-full of green slime, game shows, and Paul Walker in dinosaur form.
Some advice for your next First Friday visit.
The exhibit documents a Tempe that no longer exists.
Great places to find films exploring everything from religion to immigration.
Keepin’ it free.
She’s become the face of the nerd renaissance.
You worked hard, so now it’s time to play harder.
Watching her folks struggle with language barriers and discrimination led her to create Palabras Bilingual Bookstore.
It bugs her a little that people sometimes think roller derby doesn’t involve competitive skills.
She realized that letterpress was the perfect fit for her.
We now know where it’s going to be parked.
Remember: “It’s a dry heat.”
The city’s dance scene has long been in flux.
Time to make some plans.
They live here when the cameras aren’t rolling.
It all hinges on getting City Council approval — and raising $12 million.
The owners of the house just want it sold.
From a fresh take on a stolen artwork to works exploring death.
Fun and free.