Here’s Your Guide to Canal Convergence 2020 in Scottsdale This Month
The popular annual event will include light installations, augmented-reality art, and live performances.
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What to Watch at This Year’s Virtual Scottsdale International Film Festival
Including a documentary about the two women who (maybe) killed a member of the North Korean royal family.
Phoenix Artists Line Up to Erase Some Pro-Trump Vandalism
When a Tempe couple’s wall was defaced, the community rallied around them.
Election Week Art News and Events in Metro Phoenix
Take a break from worrying about the fate of the country with one of these activities.
Seven Horror Novels That Aren’t Your Typical Scares
These books will get you good and scared — and none of them are by Stephen King.
There Are No Refunds at Tolmachoff Farms’ Field of Screams
Bill Tolmachoff and his family have run the west Valley haunted attraction for more than 20 years.
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Art Events in Metro Phoenix, Halloween-Week Edition
Also: reduced museum admission costs, Dia de Los Muertos events, and much more.
Best of Phoenix 2020: Eight More Local Stores We Love
Go buy something cool at one of these beloved Phoenix businesses.
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The 20 Best Haunted Houses and Halloween Displays in Phoenix in 2020
Your guide to the best places to get safely frightened this Halloween season.
Prescott Center for the Arts Receives a Big, Unexpected, Anonymous Donation
“We got a call from a man who said to open a bank account, and the money would show up there.”
Best of Phoenix 2020: Our Favorite Works of Art
The Trump billboard downtown got a new look, and more of the year’s best creative endeavors.
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Your Guide to the Best Halloween 2020 Events in Metro Phoenix
It’s more than just costume parties.
Dia de los Muertos Events and Other Upcoming Phoenix Art Happenings
Temperatures are dropping, but the Phoenix arts scene is heating back up.
All Over Metro Phoenix, Art Functions as Political Dissent
RBG tributes, Trump teardowns: a look at metro Phoenix murals, exhibits, and art happenings with a political twist.
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‘Cosmic Ray,’ Writer of Arizona Biking and Hiking Guides, Dies at 74
He helped us explore our great outdoors.
Eye Lounge: An Oral History of the Phoenix Artist Collective’s First 20 Years
Members past and present reflect on the integral role Eye Lounge has played in the local arts scene.
Under the Sun: A Would-Be Census Worker Finds Herself Shilling for Trump
Sherry Maxwell wasn’t happy about the bait-and-switch job description.
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Author Tom Zoellner Talks Patriotism, Politics, and The National Road
“We are all deeply patriotic, but we express it in different ways.”
A National Book Award Finalist, Hologram Talks, and Other Metro Phoenix Art News
Plus: local art on Arizona Lottery scratcher tickets and a new book on the history of Phoenix College.
Your Guide to Mad Monster Party Arizona 2020: Guests, Safety, and More
Here’s one convention that didn’t get nixed by the pandemic.
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Phoenix Marks a Major Anniversary This Year — But Will We Celebrate It?
Our city became a townsite 150 years ago this month.