Gabriel Iglesias to perform in Phoenix next year
The actor and comedian will bring the Don’t Worry Be Fluffy Tour to Footprint Center on March 8, 2025.
The actor and comedian will bring the Don’t Worry Be Fluffy Tour to Footprint Center on March 8, 2025.
The Indigenous Peoples’ Day Phx Fest on Oct. 14 celebrated Native American culture through arts, music and fashion.
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“I think to bring back some of the Native culture that we don’t have like we used to, I think that would be good.”
Local artist La Jefa’s vibrant art will be sold for charity at Pita Jungle on Friday night.
The second annual Japanese Arizona Film Festival brings world cinema to moviegoers across the Valley this weekend.
Skywatchers can see both a comet and a supermoon on Thursday night. Here’s when to look.
Astronomers and skywatchers captured spectacular images of the naked-eye comet making its first appearance in 80,000 years.
Driven by his love of history, Joshua Garglione blends old-school tattoo traditions with a modern-day outlook.
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“We just wanted to create a space for people of color to come find a community and be able to pursue health and fitness.”
Get ready to see some of the stars of the hit TV show.
It’s being called the “comet of the century” and won’t be back for 80,000 years.
The aurora borealis is visiting the Grand Canyon State again, if you know where and how to look for it.
Everything to know about Arizona’s biggest LGBTQ+ celebration of the year.
One hundred pairs of stiletto heels turned into art will be on display.
All are welcome at the two-day festival happening in downtown Phoenix on Oct. 19 and 20.
A weekend of spooky fun, celebrities and even a horse await.
Dr. King’s youngest child, Bernice, visited Tempe on Oct. 1 to speak about social change.
Howard the Southern White Rhinoceros faced heavy health complications before zoo keepers made the decision to put him down.
The festival will pack lots of programming into seven days beginning Sunday.
The screening includes free refreshments, photo ops and an appearance by the actor who played Pedro.