Use quotes to search for a phrase or name: "toy story", or "brooklyn bridge".

Article

3 Best Things to Eat and Drink This Weekend in Metro Phoenix

National Cassoulet Day Friday, January 9 through Sunday, January 11 On Friday Francophiles from coast to coast will pay homage to cassoulet, or classic French casserole, in honor of National Cassoulet Day. And to celebrate here in the Valley, look no further than chef Christopher Gross of Christopher's Restaurant and...
Article

Three for All

Beautiful things happen when separate parts merge: Law and order (real or SVU); Crosby, Stills, and Nash; macaroni and cheese. Well, add Samuel Chung, Susan Beiner, and Kurt Weiser to that list. These ASU School of Art ceramics faculty members have chosen 22 pieces from the ASU Art Museum Ceramics...
Article

Global Dance Festival: A Field Guide to Tonight’s Event

Downtown Tempe is in no danger of running low on electronic dance music or off-the-chain dance parties anytime soon, what with the clubs of Mill Avenue pumping out four-on-the-floor jams and killer drops most nights. The clamor of beats and bass coming from Tempe is going to get even louder...
Article

After Nine Months, the Tempe Community Market Has Closed

In recent years, farmers markets seem to be popping up all over the Valley, with nearly every community and neighborhood banding together to organize a weekly event. That was the case in Tempe earlier this year when Tempe Community Action Agency, a nonprofit organization, announced plans to launch a year-round...
Article

Best Concerts in Phoenix This Weekend

If you somehow missed the festivities last weekend, when Viva PHX and Pot of Gold Music Festival dominated Phoenix and Tempe, respectively, don't feel like you've lost your only shot at good music. There might be only one outdoor festival this weekend -- an EDM one, Phoenix Lights -- but...
Article

3 Best Things to Eat and Drink This Weekend in Metro Phoenix

Uptown Farmers Market Grand Opening Celebration Saturday, January 3 This Saturday the Uptown Farmers Market, held weekly on the southeast corner of Central and Bethany Home Road, will host a grand opening celebration with live entertainment, cooking demonstrations, and prize giveaways. Expect more than 60 vendors including Arizona Microgreens, Double...
Article

5 Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Valentine’s Day Weekend

Amazing Arizona Comic Con Comic book nerds, cosplayers, and casual fans unite: the Amazing Arizona Comic Con is back. Event goers can expect panels from Paranormal Investigation to a fan meet-up for AMC's The Walking Dead. Creators and artists from Marvel, DC, and IDW Comics alongside Power Rangers actors from...
Article

Hunger Games: Seven Up-and-Coming Metro Phoenix Chefs

Anyone can learn to hold a knife. But few have the survival skills required to navigate a restaurant kitchen. The job demands long hours of physically demanding work, a far cry from the sugar-coated version shown on TV. One needs passion, diligence, dedication — and good taste.   Unfortunately, according...
Article

Kimpton Hotel Coming to Downtown Tempe

UPDATE: Monti's is closing November 17. A Kimpton Hotel is coming to downtown Tempe, according to a report from Phoenix Business Journal. The 16-story, 247-room hotel will join the Hayden House (home to Monti's) at the southwest corner of Mill Avenue and Rio Salado Parkway. It will be part of...
Article

20 Best Cinco De Mayo Parties in Metro Phoenix

The first thing you absolutely need to know about Cinco de Mayo is that -- despite what your inebriated friends might claim -- it isn't a celebration of Mexico's secession from Spain. And that's a fact. (That particular holiday is in September, gringo.) You'll have plenty of opportunities to set...
Article

25 Best Club Candids Photos of November

So, how was your November? You probably did the Thanksgiving thing with the family, watched tons of football, and got into it with other Black Friday shoppers in order to nab the biggest deals. As for the Club Candids crew, they spent the past month celebrating Day of the Dead,...
Article

5 Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

"Steampunk: The Exquisite Adventure" Flight-bound explorers have yet another reason to arrive at the airport early thanks to Scottsdale Public Art's Wendy Raisanen and artist Susan Rubin's co-curated exhibition, "Steampunk: The Exquisite Adventure."...
Article

Now Open: RCK CTY in Tempe

If you happen to be a fan of the old Big Bang in Tempe who's been patiently awaiting the opening of RCK CTY, or just dying of curiosity to see what's happened to the place, you needn't wait any longer. The basement-level bar along Mill Avenue quietly made its debut...
Article

Your Guide to IN FLUX Cycle 5 Public Art in Metro Phoenix

While most of us were scurrying around with holiday errands and festivities, artists participating in a public art program called IN FLUX were readying a diverse assortment of works you'll soon be able to enjoy in several Valley cities. Think of it as a public art-a-palooza -- with support from...
Article

5 Best New Metro Phoenix Restaurants of 2015 — So Far

We're more than halfway through 2015 and already the Valley has gained some incredible new restaurants this year. From a food stall with affordable and inventive Southern-inspired cuisine to a neighborhood pizzeria with unparallelled enthusiasm for authenticity, these five restaurants represent some of the best and hottest places to eat...
Article

Brain-Damaged Roger Scott May Be Only One Executed in Debra Milke Case

Roger Scott watched the press conference in a windowless 8-by-12 cell in the maximum-security wing of Arizona State Prison-Eyman on a clear, plastic television specially designed to prevent inmates from hiding contraband amid its internal wires. Frail at 67, with hollow cheeks and a perpetually trembling right arm, he sat...