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They’re Auctioning Off a Bunch of Metrocenter Stuff This Friday

They’re Auctioning Off a Bunch of Metrocenter Stuff This Friday

By Jennifer GoldbergDecember 3, 2020

EJ’s Auction and Appraisal is holding a sale of artifacts from the legendary mall this weekend.

The 30 Best Holiday Light Displays in Phoenix in 2020

By Benjamin LeathermanDecember 2, 2020

The Valley’s finest Christmas displays offer a bright end to 2020.

Rather Be Chalking Is Making Its Mark on the Sidewalk Art Business

Rather Be Chalking Is Making Its Mark on the Sidewalk Art Business

By Robrt L. PelaDecember 2, 2020

“It’s a weird niche — people with big dreams about giant chalkboards in their house or their business, but they can’t draw.”

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Grand Avenue Cruise Nights Stir Up a Phoenix Neighborhood Controversy

Grand Avenue Cruise Nights Stir Up a Phoenix Neighborhood Controversy

By Lynn TrimbleDecember 1, 2020

“It’s become a divisive event in the neighborhood because some people like it and others don’t.”

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Lynn TrimbleNovember 30, 2020

Art park openings, drawing workshops, and new exhibits — and most won’t cost you a thing.

The Mayor’s Arts Awards Are Postponed — Plus More Metro Phoenix Arts News

The Mayor’s Arts Awards Are Postponed — Plus More Metro Phoenix Arts News

By Lynn TrimbleNovember 27, 2020

Eclectic bits of news to keep you current on the creative scene.

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Camelback Inn Offers Fall Visitors a Taste of the Pumpkin-Spice Good Life

Camelback Inn Offers Fall Visitors a Taste of the Pumpkin-Spice Good Life

By Robrt L. PelaNovember 26, 2020

The venerable Scottsdale resort has lots of treats in store for guests this autumn.

Your Guide to Safe Holiday Events in Greater Phoenix in 2020

Your Guide to Safe Holiday Events in Greater Phoenix in 2020

By Benjamin LeathermanNovember 25, 2020

How to rule the yule in the Valley while staying safe.

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

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

By Lynn TrimbleNovember 23, 2020

Shop for holiday ornaments, hear some live music, watch some alternative theater — it’s all good.

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The Rock ‘N’ Roll Arizona Marathon, Scheduled for January 2021, Has Been Postponed

The Rock ‘N’ Roll Arizona Marathon, Scheduled for January 2021, Has Been Postponed

By Jennifer GoldbergNovember 20, 2020

The good news is that you now have until 2022 to train for the race.

Phoenix Festival of the Arts Is Postponed — Plus More Metro Phoenix Art News

Phoenix Festival of the Arts Is Postponed — Plus More Metro Phoenix Art News

By Lynn TrimbleNovember 20, 2020

Several show dates at ASU Gammage have been postponed, too.

Get Ready to Say Goodbye to an Iconic Phoenix Mural

Get Ready to Say Goodbye to an Iconic Phoenix Mural

By Lynn TrimbleNovember 20, 2020

A classic piece of local art will be gone by spring.

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Holiday Artisan Markets Happening Outdoors in Metro Phoenix

Holiday Artisan Markets Happening Outdoors in Metro Phoenix

By Lynn TrimbleNovember 19, 2020

Don’t buy your loved ones an Amazon gift card. Get them something cool from a local maker.

The Election’s Over, But This Trump Fan Is Still a True Believer

The Election’s Over, But This Trump Fan Is Still a True Believer

By Robrt L. PelaNovember 18, 2020

She says COVID is a Democrat conspiracy, and the current president isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.

Rising COVID-19 Numbers Bring a New Round of Event Cancellations in Metro Phoenix

Rising COVID-19 Numbers Bring a New Round of Event Cancellations in Metro Phoenix

By Lynn TrimbleNovember 17, 2020

FilmBar’s Purple Rain screening at the Orpheum Theatre was just one of the events scrapped on short notice.

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The Best Things to Do in Phoenix This Week

By Lynn TrimbleNovember 16, 2020

Stuff to do for people who like Christmas lights, food, or Frida Kahlo.

Mesa Museum Plans a Reopening, a Fashion Exhibition at PAM, and More Phoenix Culture News

Mesa Museum Plans a Reopening, a Fashion Exhibition at PAM, and More Phoenix Culture News

By Lynn TrimbleNovember 13, 2020

Our Best of Phoenix pick for the top art museum in town is reopening soon.

Barry Bostwick Will Be in Phoenix This Weekend to Celebrate 45 Years of <i>Rocky Horror</i>

Barry Bostwick Will Be in Phoenix This Weekend to Celebrate 45 Years of Rocky Horror

By Jennifer GoldbergNovember 12, 2020

The Rocky Horror Picture Show turned 45 this year, and it’s time to celebrate.

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Eight of the Funniest Alex Trebek Clips of All Time

Eight of the Funniest Alex Trebek Clips of All Time

By Jennifer GoldbergNovember 11, 2020

The late, great Jeopardy! host was actually a pretty hilarious guy.

Phoenix Nerd Bar Bonus Round Has Closed

By Benjamin LeathermanNovember 10, 2020

It’s game over for the central Phoenix geek hangout.

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Lynn TrimbleNovember 9, 2020

Canal Convergence, a Purple Rain screening, and much more.

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Native-Owned Clothing Label OXDX Mixes Activism With Fashion

By Joseph PerezNovember 6, 2020

OXDX’s bold, hip designs criticize colonialism and promote Indigenous culture.

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