The End of Metrocenter Is More Than Just the Closing of a Phoenix Mall
Everyone’s got a story about the late, great west side mall.
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Enchanted Chapters Was On Its Way to Success Before the Pandemic Hit
The north Phoenix children’s bookstore opened at just the wrong time.
Phoenix Artist Says a Car Company Didn’t Ask Before Using His Mural as a Backdrop
A major automobile manufacturer used several Roosevelt Row murals as backdrops for a photo shoot — without consulting the artists.
The Four Best Virtual Events in Metro Phoenix This Week
Get some culture from your couch.
Here’s How to See Comet NEOWISE Over Arizona
It may even be visible with the naked eye.
Socially Distanced Summer Fun in Metro Phoenix: A Short Guide
There’s plenty of socially distant entertainment to be had this summer.
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Phoenix Announces Grants to Help Arts Organizations Affected by COVID-19
Grants range from $8,500 to $50,000.
‘Roadside Attraction’ Takes Art to the Streets of Phoenix Amid COVID-19
How sidewalks, roads, and yards are replacing traditional art venues in the time of COVID-19.
Game On Mega Drive-In Brings Video Game Action to WestWorld in August
“It’s being organized as a socially distanced gaming experience.”
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Six Places to Take (Mostly) Online Art Classes in Metro Phoenix This Summer
Getting creative with (mostly) online art classes.
Updated: Drive-In Theaters Have Popped Up Across Metro Phoenix — Here’s Where They Are
Here’s how to catch a flick while maintaining social distancing during the Fourth of July weekend.
Farewell to the Monkey House: The End of My F.Q. Story
A former F.Q. Storyite looks back on 16 years of living in the neighborhood.
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Story of the Century: Central Phoenix Neighborhood F.Q. Story Turns 100
One of central Phoenix’s most desirable neighborhoods is celebrating its centennial.
Here’s Where to See Fourth of July Fireworks in Metro Phoenix in 2020
Yes, they’re still happening.
Seven Musicals to Get You Hyped for Hamilton on Disney+
The playhouses are closed, but you still can enjoy a night at the theater.
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Shop Local to Upgrade Your Backyard This Summer
These Phoenix shops have what you need to make your patio a paradise.
Phoenix Fan Fusion 2020 Has Been Canceled
You don’t need to be a mind-reader like Professor X to guess why.
Alexandra Bowers Is Creating New Art — and Seeking Community Involvement
The exhibit will include art inspired by feathers found by community members.
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Scottsdale Restaurant Owner Vows to Close Down Before Painting Over His Mural
The owner of Dilla Libre says his building’s new mural is intended to boost the spirit of the community, and he won’t get rid of it.
The Steinegger Lodging House in Downtown Phoenix Bites the Dust
The 19th-century building is slated to be torn down in a few weeks.
Metro Phoenix Creatives Share Outdoor Art in the Age of COVID-19
Artists are finding new ways to share their work amid the COVID-19 crisis.
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11 Arizona Staycation Spots for Cool Summer Getaways
Staying safe this summer may mean staying close to home and enjoying a staycation.