Katie Hobbs pledges $7M for museum’s work of giving back Native remains
It is time for the state to take repatriation seriously,” the governor said during her annual Tribal State of the State address.
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Your guide to Tempe FanCon 2025: Everything to know about the free geek event
The family-friendly celebrations offers music from Mega Ran and a massive costume contest.
Your guide to PhxArt Amplified Vol. 4 at Phoenix Art Museum
Here’s the schedule and everything else you need to know about Saturday’s “audio-visual experience” at Phoenix Art Museum.
Harkins Theatres offers Best Picture Film Fest for Phoenix moviegoers
The 2025 Oscar nominations are out, and you can see all the Best Picture nominees at Harkins Theatres for just $5 each.
Queen Creek amusement park Pecan Lake offers thrills for all ages
The fun-for-all-ages spot is a major entertainment destination in a fast-growing part of metro Phoenix.
Phoenix activists staging Way More Pants Light Rail Journey in February
The light rail ride will ‘celebrate both modesty – and way more pants.’
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Phoenix’s Thems queer art collective provides spaces for self-expression
Thems founder Francisco Diaz says the group’s events are “showing to people outside the community that we are here and we are welcoming as long as others are respectful.
‘Eerie Arizona’ book shares tales of monsters and mysteries
Chupacabras, UFOs and haunted highways are explored in Patrick Whitehurst’s newest book.
David Lynch exposed the rot at the heart of American culture
Lynch’s death comes at a time when America seems to be hurtling toward an ever-darker future.
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The epic costumes and cosplayers of Superhero Saturday 2025 in Phoenix
Mandalorians mingled with DC and Marvel characters in a nerdy cosplay free-for-all.
6 ways to celebrate Martin Luther King Day in metro Phoenix
Walks, lectures and festivals will honor the revolutionary civil rights leader.
Fiesta Mall memories: A look at the life and death of Mesa’s beloved landmark
A nostalgic trip through the 39-year history of an iconic retail complex and East Valley landmark.
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Valley Metro had ‘concerns’ about Phoenix No Pants Light Rail Ride
There’s a new wrinkle in the controversial event where people ride public trains without pants.
Why David Lynch was one of the greatest horror movie directors ever
The late surrealist director’s films prove that nothing is scarier than the inexplicable.
Your guide to Superhero Saturday in Phoenix: Cosplay, special guests and more
The con season kicks off this weekend with a free outdoor “cosplay and comic” festival.
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Electric Pickle pickleball, dining concept now open in Tempe
The new entertainment complex is serving up far more than just pickleball courts.
Phoenix Fan Fusion 2025 tickets are now on sale. Here are the prices
Nerds of Arizona, get ready to geek out.
Your guide to Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale 2025 auto auction
Dream machines await at WestWorld of Scottsdale. Here’s how to see them.
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Watch Phoenix duo on ‘Fast Friends’ finale Thursday night
Did these women win the HBO Max competition show and get named the Ultimate “Friends” fans? Tune in on Thursday to find out.
The Phoenix No Pants Light Rail Ride isn’t happening in 2025. Here’s why
Organizers of the body-positive urban prank are “taking a pause for 2025 to handle personal life matters.”
Phoenix Zoo claps back against claims of poor elephant care
An animal protection group says Phoenix Zoo isn’t doing right by its elephant, Indu. The zoo calls the claim “inaccurate and without merit.”
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Will Comet G3 be visible over Arizona in January? What to know
If it survives its close encounter with the sun next week, it could become the brightest comet of 2025.