The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Titans Creeps Into Phoenix for a Night of Thrills
Dracmorda and Swanthula are bringing the live version of the popular television show to the Valley.
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Love Hiking in Arizona? Here Are Five Etiquette Tips You Should Know
Hiking faux pas are a real thing. Here are some ways to avoid them.
How Intimacy Coordinators Make Phoenix Stages Safer for Race Issues, Sex Scenes, and More
The theater can tackle some pretty heavy issues. Intimacy coordinators are here to help.
Here’s Why Mesa Game Convention ZapCon Has Pressed the Pause Button Until 2024
Joystick junkies will have to look elsewhere to find their fix.
No ‘Paws’ in Service After La Gattara Cat Cafe’s Founder Passes the Torch
Although the founder of La Gattara Cat Cafe downtown has bid adieu, the nonprofit is going strong and has plans to expand its services to help cats and cat owners in the community.
Here’s How to See Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure at Metrocenter Mall Before It’s Torn Down
The Valley landmark is getting a most excellent farewell party.
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What to Read, Watch, and Play During Your 4/20 Celebration
Some comic, film, and video game suggestions as you partake in this year’s festivities.
William Shakespeare’s Land of the Dead Is Brain-Eating, Bloody Fun
Does Shakespeare survive when a zombie apocalypse hits the Globe Theater? You’ll have to attend to find out.
Mayme Kratz’s ‘Dark Garden’ Art Exhibit at Lisa Sette Gallery Explores the Mysteries of the Desert
See the fascinating works through the end of April.
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Phoenix Suns Announcer Al McCoy on If They Can Win It All This Year
The legendary play-by-play announcer shares some memories of his epic career behind the microphone.
Fran Lebowitz Talks Scorsese, Smoking, and Her Scottsdale Show
The writer and quintessential New Yorker will be fielding questions tonight at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
Four Can’t-Miss Art Museum Exhibits You Should See Right Now Around Phoenix
See historic photos in Chandler, a surfing exhibit in Phoenix, and more.
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Here’s When You Can See Tonight’s Planetary Alignment Over Phoenix
A cosmic spectacle awaits in the sky this evening.
7 Free Things to Do This Week in Metro Phoenix
If you’re on a budget, these activities are light on the wallet and heavy on the fun.
Mystery and History Mix at Superstition Mountain and Lost Dutchman Museum
Walk into Arizona’s past with the ‘Elvis Chapel,’ a model railroad, a working ore mill and so much more.
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5 Things to Do in Phoenix This Weekend: Body Art Expo, PHXAM, Dragon Boats, Wine, Live Theater
There’s wine, body art, and The Vagina Monologues among the entertainment options in metro Phoenix this weekend.
Skate Culture on Deck as Cowtown’s Annual PHXAM Competition Returns
Tricks, talents and a weekend of skate culture.
Phoenix Film Festival Rises From the Ashes With 11 Days of Diverse Flicks
See the work of talented filmmakers from Phoenix and around the world.
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Seven Free Things to Do This Week in Metro Phoenix
Looking for something to do on the cheap? Look no further.
Nick Offerman Talks Ukuleles, The Last of Us, and Tonight’s Show in Phoenix
The actor, author, and woodworker is bringing his live show to Maricopa.
How One Local Arts Group Empowers BIPOC Women and the South Phoenix Community
Black Girl Brown Girl Collective Inc. is dedicated to boosting the arts in south Phoenix.
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Things Aren’t What They Seem at the New Museum of Illusions in Scottsdale
Scottsdale’s Museum of Illusions makes visitors question what they see and what’s real versus perception.