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A New Mural Honors Two Artists Murdered in Roosevelt Row

A New Mural Honors Two Artists Murdered in Roosevelt Row

By Lynn TrimbleJuly 7, 2021

David Bessent and Zachary Walter were shot downtown in 2018.

His Antique Shop Went Up in Flames, but Michael Robertson Isn’t Crying

His Antique Shop Went Up in Flames, but Michael Robertson Isn’t Crying

By Robrt L. PelaJuly 6, 2021

“I refuse to lay down and die when something bad happens,” he says.

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Phoenix New Times WritersJuly 5, 2021

Besides watching the Suns in the NBA finals, that is.

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A Mesa Native’s Debut Novel Is the Hottest Thing in Publishing Right Now

A Mesa Native’s Debut Novel Is the Hottest Thing in Publishing Right Now

By Jennifer GoldbergJuly 2, 2021

Newman received a seven-figure advance for her thriller about an airplane pilot who has to choose between his passengers and his family.

Your Guide to Mad Monster Party Arizona 2021 in Glendale

By Benjamin LeathermanJuly 2, 2021

The horror fandom event returns this weekend.

Don’t Forget: This Friday’s a First Friday in Phoenix

Don’t Forget: This Friday’s a First Friday in Phoenix

By Lynn TrimbleJuly 1, 2021

What to see — and where to see it.

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The Best Things We’ve Seen in Phoenix This Year (So Far)

The Best Things We’ve Seen in Phoenix This Year (So Far)

By Lynn TrimbleJune 30, 2021

Including new creative spaces, pandemic pivots, exhibits, and a mural collaboration.

Paul Pedersen Takes You Through the Looking Glass in <i>Curiouser and Curiouser Too</i>

Paul Pedersen Takes You Through the Looking Glass in Curiouser and Curiouser Too

By Robrt L. PelaJune 29, 2021

When you attend this interactive play in the west Valley, you play the part of Alice.

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Phoenix New Times WritersJune 28, 2021

Fourth of July is this weekend, but there’s still plenty of fun to be had in Phoenix before the holiday begins.

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Where to Watch Fireworks in Phoenix This Fourth of July

Where to Watch Fireworks in Phoenix This Fourth of July

By Benjamin LeathermanJune 25, 2021

After taking last year off, fireworks displays are back in 2021.

Here’s How (and When) to See June’s Strawberry Supermoon Over Arizona Tonight

Here’s How (and When) to See June’s Strawberry Supermoon Over Arizona Tonight

By Benjamin LeathermanJune 24, 2021

It’s your last chance to see the moon at its fullest and brightest in 2021.

Tonight Is Your Chance to See Alice Cooper’s Andy Warhol Painting in Person

Tonight Is Your Chance to See Alice Cooper’s Andy Warhol Painting in Person

By Jennifer GoldbergJune 24, 2021

The iconic work of art will be on display for one night only.

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The Departure of Another Director Raises Questions About the Future of Phoenix Art Museum

The Departure of Another Director Raises Questions About the Future of Phoenix Art Museum

By Robrt L. PelaJune 23, 2021

Tim Rodgers is leaving the helm of Phoenix Art Museum after less than a year, another blow to the beleaguered institution.

The ASU Professor Mashing Up Climate Science and Tarot Readings

The ASU Professor Mashing Up Climate Science and Tarot Readings

By Robrt L. PelaJune 22, 2021

ASU professor Adriene Jenik has created a tarot deck for the environmentally minded.

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Phoenix New Times WritersJune 21, 2021

Meditate under the moon, watch a movie about octopuses, or cheer on the Phoenix Suns.

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You Can Buy Tickets to <i>Hamilton </i>at ASU Gammage Very Soon

You Can Buy Tickets to Hamilton at ASU Gammage Very Soon

By Jennifer GoldbergJune 18, 2021

And you’d best believe they’re going to go fast.

Learning to Love Summer in Phoenix, One Third-Degree Burn at a Time

Learning to Love Summer in Phoenix, One Third-Degree Burn at a Time

By Robrt L. PelaJune 17, 2021

Remember when it wasn’t miserably hot? Us neither.

Hiking in the Heat: How to Stay Safe When It’s Triple Digits on Phoenix Trails

Hiking in the Heat: How to Stay Safe When It’s Triple Digits on Phoenix Trails

By Robrt L. PelaJune 16, 2021

If you’re inclined to hit one of Phoenix’s hiking trails during the hottest time of the year, here’s how to do it safely.

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Where to Celebrate the Juneteenth Holiday in Metro Phoenix

Where to Celebrate the Juneteenth Holiday in Metro Phoenix

By Lynn TrimbleJune 16, 2021

Great ways to celebrate Juneteenth around Phoenix with music, history, food, culture, and more.

The Hottest Ticket in Town Right Now Is to a Castle Atop an East Phoenix Hill

The Hottest Ticket in Town Right Now Is to a Castle Atop an East Phoenix Hill

By Benjamin LeathermanJune 15, 2021

Ever wanted to get a glimpse inside the iconic Valley structure? Here’s your chance.

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Phoenix New Times WritersJune 14, 2021

Go out and have some fun this week — blistering temperatures be damned.

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Get Ready to Hunt for Free Art During Game of Shrooms on June 12

Get Ready to Hunt for Free Art During Game of Shrooms on June 12

By Lynn TrimbleJune 11, 2021

How Phoenix artists are participating in a one-day global event that’s all about democratizing art.

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