Virtual Telethon: Arizona Artists Get Creative During the Time of COVID-19
What to expect — and when to watch.
What to expect — and when to watch.
Before the coronavirus, the play was the thing.
Explore fresh ways to celebrate LGBTQ+ pride and watch performances by local creatives.
Let’s laugh together, Phoenix.
You won’t be able to leave your car, though.
Don’t fence Richard Marsden in.
Palabras Bilingual Bookstore created a volunteer group that serves underserved populations in quarantine.
And why she’s making sound art — for animals.
Ann Morton is using textiles to make a difference.
Suggestions on how to disconnect during a crisis.
You can jump right into these titles.
Geeks of the Valley will have a few more months to work on their costumes.
Everything from YouTube to TikTok dances.
It’s part of a global project launched by three ASU professors.
Since you can’t go inside, see art outdoors.
Lace up and get out there.
Roll the dice with these hits.
How COVID-19 is affecting metro Phoenix artists.
Local queens will bring the club to you.
Because you can’t watch Frozen 2 all the time.
For those in need of an escape.
Art spaces are adapting to public health concerns.