After WNBA win, Phoenix eyes a slam dunk with 2027 NBA All-Star Game
After the success of the 2024 WNBA All-Star Game, the city is looking ahead to hosting its next big sports event.
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Activate game center in Scottsdale offers free play for opening weekend
It’s got dozens of cool tech-based games, and you can try them for free for a limited time.
Mark Kelly to introduce Senate resolution naming June 30 Asteroid Day
The Arizona Senator calls asteroids both a global threat and a key resource for space exploration.
Harkins Theatres screens secret upcoming film on Monday
Take a chance: You won’t know what the movie is till you get there on Monday night, but it’s only $5.
These 5 Phoenix bars are hosting ‘Love Island’ watch parties
Gather all your mamacitas and sip a Hurricane Huda at these Valley spots streaming Season 7 of “Love Island.”
Phoenix troupe performs ancient lion dance to honor Chinese tradition
Dancers of varying ages and cultural backgrounds come together to perform the ancient art form.
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10 ways to make it through the summer in Phoenix
Sure, it’s freaking hot, but there’s still plenty to enjoy about summer in Phoenix. Here’s how to get through it.
The best hotel and resort pools in metro Phoenix
The Valley of the Sun has no shortage of top-shelf hotels offering sparkling pools, waterslides and luxe cabanas.
Native ‘Wiping of Tears’ ceremony in Phoenix sparks collective healing
The community grieving ritual brought together 50 people to share stories and mourn losses.
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Look inside the new Phoenix Barnes & Noble bookstore
The new store, the first Barnes & Noble to come to the Valley in 20 years, opens June 25.
Rafi lookalike contest coming to downtown Phoenix. How to enter
A total of $5,000 will be awarded to those who most look like the ubiquitous Valley lawyer.
6 books that explain the history and meaning of Juneteenth
Juneteenth, celebrated on June 19, is the newest federal holiday. Not sure what it’s all about? Read one of these books.
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8 ways to celebrate Juneteenth around metro Phoenix
The day, which was first celebrated in 1865, is now a federal holiday, and celebrations are happening across the Valley.
Arizona Science Center offers sex-themed adults-only party on Friday
Have some drinks and some laughs during “Nerdy & Naughty: A Night of Sexy Science” on June 20.
Arizona’s military museums preserve history, drive tourism
Places such as the Arizona Commemorative Air Force Museum in Mesa let veterans reminisce and younger generations learn.
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Photos: SpaceX rocket launch over Phoenix captivates Valley
The spectacular display in the nighttime skies over the Valley was anything but ordinary.
New Phoenix shade structure inspired by Chinese chorizo
Tucson artist Feng-Feng Yeh’s sausage-shaped shade structure for Eastlake Park will be unveiled on Saturday, June 21.
Phoenix Harkins Theatres hosts ’28 Years Later’ movie parties
Head back to the terrifying world of zombies with “28 Years Later” parties at two Harkins Theatres locations.
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Boxing legend Mike Tyson visits Phoenix to champion youth fitness
Tyson visited the Arizona State Capitol to talk about the benefits of being healthy at a young age.
Celebrating Donald Trump’s 79th birthday with Arizona art
It’s a certain president’s birthday. Instead of a parade, we’d like to mark the day with a collection of art.
Celebrate Father’s Day with Mesa ‘Dress Like a Dad’ bar crawl
Bust out the cargo shorts and New Balances and drink your way around downtown Mesa.
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Phoenix arts group CALA Alliance celebrates new home, 15th anniversary
After 15 years of championing Latinx arts and culture in Arizona, CALA Alliance is hosting a party in its new home.