Everything to know about the Phoenix Bat Cave
It’s bat season, y’all. Here’s how to see thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats every night in the middle of Phoenix.
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Where to observe Memorial Day in metro Phoenix
Honor the fallen with these Memorial Day events around metro Phoenix.
Best Memorial Day weekend parties in Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tempe
Where to party in metro Phoenix during MDW.
TikTok star Jen Hamilton brings good vibes and ‘Birth Vibes’ to Tempe
The labor and delivery nurse and social media star will discuss her new book at Changing Hands on Friday.
Why Stephen Colbert is one of the most important satirists in history
Colbert’s final episode as host of “The Late Show” is May 21.
Arizona gamer grandmother swatted during cancer fundraiser livestream
The 81-year-old Minecraft gamer called the ordeal of Queen Creek police swarming her home “kind of fun.”
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Go back in time at the Del Webb Sun Cities Museum, a hidden midcentury gem
The tiny museum is set up in one of the planned community’s original model homes.
How to see the cosmic ‘smiley face’ in the sky in Arizona tonight
No joke: The crescent moon will align with Venus and Jupiter to form an emoji-like grin.
Ralphie May’s widow brings documentary ‘Come What May’ to Tempe
A Q&A will follow a screening of the revealing new film.
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Ballet Arizona’s artistic director plans to tell new stories on stage
The company will celebrate 40 years with classic ballets and daring new productions for the 2026-2027 season.
Mesa Arts Center 2026-27 schedule: Every show announced (so far)
Roger Daltrey, Itzhak Perlman, Patton Oswalt and other stars are coming to Mesa.
Blade Rave brought vampire vibes to Walter Studios in Phoenix
Dark EDM and bloodsucker energy invade downtown Phoenix.
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Read Harrison Ford’s ASU commencement speech
The legendary actor gave an impassioned call to action to the new grads.
Kristin Key brings her unique brand of queer musical comedy to Phoenix
“I cannot believe that it took so long for me to figure out the value of being genuine.”
As seen on screen: Our top picks for spring movies and TV
Park your butt at the movie theater or on your couch and check out these titles.
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Chandler Museum tunes into a century of Phoenix radio
“Radio That Rocked the Valley” spotlights the stations and DJs that defined local airwaves.
Matt Rife adds second Phoenix comedy show
Didn’t get tickets last year? You’ve got a second chance.
‘Obsession’ is a terrifying gem you’ll talk about long after it’s over
From friend zone to “The Twilight Zone,” “Obsession” reminds us all: Be careful what you wish for.
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For the first time, visitors to Meteor Crater can hike to the bottom
The public has never been allowed to hike Meteor Crater in northern Arizona — until now.
Bright lights, big city: 40 of Phoenix’s most iconic neon signs
A tour of the best signs, both vintage and modern, the Valley has to offer.
A connection to nature fuels well‑being, ASU researchers find
Feeling one with nature points to a better overall quality of life, the study says.
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Musical comedian Charlene Kaye shreds in Phoenix this week
The former Valley resident brings her irreverent act to Desert Ridge Improv on Wednesday.