Your guide to Phoenix Pride 2024: Tickets, events and more
Everything to know about Arizona’s biggest LGBTQ+ celebration of the year.
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Chingona Soles art and fashion show celebrates Torres Multicultural agency
One hundred pairs of stiletto heels turned into art will be on display.
You don’t have to be LGBTQ+ to attend Phoenix Pride
All are welcome at the two-day festival happening in downtown Phoenix on Oct. 19 and 20.
Your guide to Artists Assemble Horror Fest: Phoenix’s female-run fright event
A weekend of spooky fun, celebrities and even a horse await.
ASU celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy for anniversary of visit
Dr. King’s youngest child, Bernice, visited Tempe on Oct. 1 to speak about social change.
Howard the rhino euthanized after four years at the Phoenix Zoo
Howard the Southern White Rhinoceros faced heavy health complications before zoo keepers made the decision to put him down.
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OUTWATCH Fest celebrates LGBTQ culture in Phoenix
The festival will pack lots of programming into seven days beginning Sunday.
Tempe Harkins location to host ‘Napoleon Dynamite’ movie party
The screening includes free refreshments, photo ops and an appearance by the actor who played Pedro.
Mesa’s Cannon Beach and Revel Surf Park are opening soon. What to know
The 37-acre entertainment complex will include a surf park, cliff-diving platform and other attractions.
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How 3 Arizona museums are innovating to bring in visitors
Every museum faces the challenge to get people in the door. Here’s what three Arizona attractions are doing to keep things interesting.
Phoenix Parks keeps mountain trails closed due to excessive heat
Camelback Mountain and Piestewa Peak are closed during the day through Friday, and hiking on other city trails is discouraged.
Must-see comedy shows coming to Phoenix this fall
Laugh your troubles away with Kevin Hart and other big-name comedy shows coming to the Valley this fall.
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Chandler movie screening of ‘Spare Parts’ honors STEM heroes
The Chandler International Film Festival screened the 2015 film about Arizona students who won a national robotics competition.
New novel paints fresh picture of Phoenix’s most famous murders
Laurie Notaro’s “The Murderess: A Novel” comes out on Oct. 8 and is a fictional retelling of the infamous Phoenix Trunk Murders.
Your guide to Phoenix Fashion Week 2024
Strike a pose and catch the latest in style at this weekend’s event.
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Miss Navajo Nation pageant merges traditional and modern Diné customs
The annual event, which has been going on for more than 70 years, isn’t like other pageants.
Phoenix Zoo lion cubs officially have names after public votes tallied
Phoenix Zoo allowed the public to choose the names of the two male lion cubs born on June 3, and now the votes are in.
Get into the spooky spirit at these Phoenix shops
If you love all things Halloween, these local spots have ghoulish goods to die for.
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Harlem Globetrotters to play basketball in Phoenix next year
The legendary exhibition basketball team is Phoenix-bound.
Phoenix group aims to help trans people with their transition process
Transitioning alone is common. Trans Spectrum AZ aims to help that.
Arizona State fish off endangered species list after 50 years
The Apache trout is now a conservation success story.
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Andrew Dice Clay heads to Chandler with new standup tour
The Diceman cometh to the Valley for a one-night-only comedy show on Friday