Celebrate the Fifth of July at First Friday in Phoenix
Including must-see exhibits.
Including must-see exhibits.
Time to make some plans.
Critics say he’s leaving a lot of Latino community members behind.
The new executive director of the Arizona Citizens for the Arts isn’t holding back.
Looking for plans?
A look back at what the Valley’s LGBTQ community was like in the ‘60s and ‘70s, how Stonewall changed things, and what they’ve learned since then.
Everything you need to know about the three-day horror fan convention, including what to wear and who to see.
If the museum is really in the black, why is it laying off staffers?
Several feature works by local artists or artists with Arizona roots.
Diné artist talks about his sound and light installation in Phoenix.
Your plans are here.
Deadlines loom. So get creative, and get it done.
She replaces Joseph Benesh, who will become the new head for Arizona Citizens for the Arts.
Provocative filmmaker bringing his one-man show to Phoenix.
The former Channel 3 anchor details his descent into sex and drug addiction in self-published memoir Mascara Boy.
Keep it free.
Ready for the weekend.
Soon, a new brewery will take over the space.
What to see, and where to see it.
Ready for a good time?
From Broadway tours to youth theater productions, here’s where you can see musicals on metro Phoenix stages this summer.