Here’s why a popular Christmas lights display in Arcadia downsized this year
Arcadia’s “Christmas Lee” has scaled back his famous holiday spectacle.
Arcadia’s “Christmas Lee” has scaled back his famous holiday spectacle.
Santa Claus and his posse of costumed revelers will invade downtown Phoenix for a massive bar crawl on Friday night.
Everything to know about checking out the biggest and “most reliable” meteor shower of the year.
The Valley native can add more award nods to her list of accolades.
It’s just one of three honors the popular annual event took home at last week’s awards.
The blockbuster musical is returning to the Valley in June 2024.
The east Mesa motel and its mineral hot springs were a hot midcentury tourist destination.
How Chandler car customizer Efrain “Bugs” Gonzales and his team turned a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air into a Suns-themed masterpiece.
“Whether it’s covered or removed, it’s like this weight is lifted,” says Gina Jernukian, founder of Soul Survivor Ink.
Enjoy food, music and trivia to celebrate the Jewish holiday.
The star of stage and television is bringing “The WTF? Tour” to Arizona Financial Theatre.
The TV and film star will stop at Arizona Financial Theatre on the “Bill Burr Live Tour.”
The “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy” star talks about their comedy tour, life in Arizona and the power of hair.
Where to see the biggest and most over-the-top Christmas lights and holiday decorations around metro Phoenix this year.
Amanda Mollindo’s show at Eye Lounge can be seen on First Friday and through Dec. 10.
The family-owned shop served generations of local clients.
You’ll find fun, merch and a whole lot of pink when the Barbie truck stops in Chandler and Scottsdale.
Find what you need to make your vacation plans at next February’s Travel & Adventure Show.
The inaugural Spirits of Mexico Culture and Tourism Fest brings together music, food and drink, games and more.
D-backs fans can now get into every 2024 home game for one low price. Here’s how.
The former “Daily Show” correspondent is heading to the Valley next spring.
Phoenix has plenty of things to be thankful for. So the New Times editorial staff offers our favorites to kickstart the holiday season.