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Why The Lavatory Museum in Phoenix Is More Than a Bunch of Crap
Are you just flushing your money at Bill Tonnesen’s assemblage of toilet-related artworks?
Roll Play: The Arizona Derby Dames Head Into Their Championship Game
Roller derby athletes don’t need balls to compete.
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Phoenix Theatre Company Asks City to Recognize Its Ties to Steven Spielberg
Oscar-winning director once worked in props department and screened his first film there.
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Creative Couple Uses Film to Put Queer Twist on Folk and Fairy Tales
How one creative couple is using fairy tales to explore queer identity.
Native Nation: Immersive New Play About Issues Facing Indigenous People
The play by Larissa FastHorse provides an immersive experience that incorporates live theater, an artisan marketplace, a fashion show, and cultural performances.
8 Great Places to Dance in Phoenix and Prepare for International Dance Day
Stop by some of the Valley’s top dance locations in honor of International Dance Day.
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Under the Sun: Don Bluth – an American Animator’s Tail
The artist drops names — Spielberg, Disney, Veronica and Betty — but not to impress.
New Times’ Robrt L. Pela Wins Best of West for ‘Battle of Ladmo Bag Boys’
Judge: “(The story) stands as Exhibit A as the reason we still need alt-weeklies and long-form journalism.”
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For Earth Day, a Sampling of Phoenix Businesses Gone Green
Sustainable, local businesses where it’s Earth Day all year.
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Chandler Museum Brings Storytelling and History to the East Valley City
Have you noticed the modern, box-like structure while driving on Loop 202?
Q&A: Two Women Directors Make Their Phoenix Debuts at FilmBar Saturday
Morrisa Maltz and Ann Lupo will also talk with audience about their first feature-length films
RIP Nancy Beadle: She Memorialized Her Late Husband, Architect Al Beadle
She became a documentarian of her late husband’s work, which is so prominent in the Phoenix landscape.
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Here’s Your Guide to April’s Third Friday in Phoenix
Including an exhibit inspired by Burning Man.
Saguaro Man Brings Burning Man Culture to the Arizona Desert
Local “burners” create their own community in the Arizona desert.
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