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Phoenix Public Library Is Booking Limited In-Person Visits at Select Locations

Phoenix Public Library Is Booking Limited In-Person Visits at Select Locations

By Lynn TrimbleApril 19, 2021

Here’s how you can make an appointment for a 45-minute library visit at one of eight library locations.

A New Indie Video Game Lets You Fight Downtown Phoenix Gentrification

A New Indie Video Game Lets You Fight Downtown Phoenix Gentrification

By Benjamin LeathermanApril 16, 2021

It’s your chance to save the beloved Japanese Friendship Garden.

Arizona Photographers Named 2021 Guggenheim Fellows — And More Metro Phoenix Arts News

Arizona Photographers Named 2021 Guggenheim Fellows — And More Metro Phoenix Arts News

By Lynn TrimbleApril 15, 2021

Fresh bits of art news, including Arizona photographers named 2021 Guggenheim Fellows, plus updates on companies and venues planning live 2021/22 seasons.

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Seven Art Exhibits You Need to See in Metro Phoenix This Spring

Seven Art Exhibits You Need to See in Metro Phoenix This Spring

By Lynn TrimbleApril 14, 2021

Fresh exhibits around metro Phoenix exploring everything from fashion to lowrider culture.

Under the Sun: Passing the Time By Firing Back at Jehovah’s Witnesses — With Letters

Under the Sun: Passing the Time By Firing Back at Jehovah’s Witnesses — With Letters

By Robrt L. PelaApril 13, 2021

Everyone had a COVID hobby, and Kayleigh’s was responding to letters she received from Phoenix Jehovah’s Witnesses.

The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Lynn TrimbleApril 12, 2021

This week you can mix yoga and art, listen to live jazz outdoors, watch films exploring Afrocentrism, and shop with a vintage twist.

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A Drive-Thru ‘Museum’ Comes to a Tempe Parking Structure

A Drive-Thru ‘Museum’ Comes to a Tempe Parking Structure

By Lynn TrimbleApril 9, 2021

ASU students and creative professionals collaborated on a “sensory experience” that opens on April 9.

Several Phoenix Arts Venues Are Returning to Live Indoor Performances

Several Phoenix Arts Venues Are Returning to Live Indoor Performances

By Lynn TrimbleApril 8, 2021

Indoor theater performances are coming back to metro Phoenix, plus new exhibits, calls for art, and more.

Artists El Mac and Breeze Just Painted a New Mural in Downtown Phoenix

Artists El Mac and Breeze Just Painted a New Mural in Downtown Phoenix

By Lynn TrimbleApril 7, 2021

It’s inspired by Native youth, heritage, and culture.

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Frances Owner Georganne Bryant Discusses Her Decision to Retire and Sell the Boutique

Frances Owner Georganne Bryant Discusses Her Decision to Retire and Sell the Boutique

By Lynn TrimbleApril 7, 2021

Owner Georganne Bryant is making new plans — and wondering if someone else might want to take over the popular boutique.

The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Lynn TrimbleApril 5, 2021

There are great indoor and outdoor options this week, including some that won’t cost you a thing.

How Phoenix Artist Bacpac Fixed Her Vandalized George Floyd Mural

How Phoenix Artist Bacpac Fixed Her Vandalized George Floyd Mural

By Jennifer GoldbergApril 2, 2021

The community rallied around her as she restored what someone had attempted to destroy.

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Phoenix Culture News: Governor’s Arts Awards Winners, Calls for Art, and More

Phoenix Culture News: Governor’s Arts Awards Winners, Calls for Art, and More

By Lynn TrimbleApril 1, 2021

Quick bits of metro Phoenix art news to help you keep up with the city’s creative scene.

Your Guide to 10 Public Gardens in Metro Phoenix and Beyond

Your Guide to 10 Public Gardens in Metro Phoenix and Beyond

By Lauren CusimanoMarch 31, 2021

When a walk through your neighborhood just won’t cut it, here are 10 gardens to enjoy around metro Phoenix and beyond.

15 Women Curators to Know in Arizona

15 Women Curators to Know in Arizona

By Lynn TrimbleMarch 30, 2021

Meet the women making key decisions about the art you’re seeing in Arizona museums.

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Somebody Defaced the George Floyd Mural in Central Phoenix

Somebody Defaced the George Floyd Mural in Central Phoenix

By Jennifer GoldbergMarch 29, 2021

Jeremie ‘bacpac’ Franko’s mural has an ugly new addition.

The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Lynn TrimbleMarch 29, 2021

Including wine tasting, experimental art, outdoor cinema, and dances on tiny stages.

Zip-Tied Seats and No Cash Allowed: Baseball at Chase Field Will Look Different This Season

Zip-Tied Seats and No Cash Allowed: Baseball at Chase Field Will Look Different This Season

By Jennifer GoldbergMarch 26, 2021

And no matter what Doug Ducey says, you’re still going to have to wear a mask.

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Tempe Nears Artspace Deal — and More Metro Phoenix Art News

Tempe Nears Artspace Deal — and More Metro Phoenix Art News

By Lynn TrimbleMarch 25, 2021

Quick bits of news about the metro Phoenix cultural scene.

Dancing About Architecture: 10 Choreographers Will Perform at FLW’s Former Scottsdale Home

Dancing About Architecture: 10 Choreographers Will Perform at FLW’s Former Scottsdale Home

By Lynn TrimbleMarch 24, 2021

CONDER/Dance is presenting works by 10 choreographers at Frank Lloyd Wright’s former home in Scottsdale.

The Arizona Derby Dames Could Lose Their Warehouse Space

The Arizona Derby Dames Could Lose Their Warehouse Space

By Allison CripeMarch 23, 2021

The local roller derby league is hoping to raise funds to ensure it gets to stay in its longtime home.

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The Best Things Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Things Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Lynn TrimbleMarch 22, 2021

Including chicken yoga, a desert plant sale, live theater, and cocktails with an astrology twist.

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