So you've root, root, rooted for the home team and, win or lose, you're not ready to go home just yet. Whether you're here from out of town or a Phoenician through and through, we have some recommendations for hot party spots around all over the Valley that fit any...
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Cinco de Mayo Guide 2014
Besides having one of the longest and fiercest rivalries in baseball (see: "Curse of the Bambino"), the competition between Boston and New York has also included summer hangouts, bars, and even marathons. So, you know how you were saying, "Why can't these two major U.S. cities take their fight to,...
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10 Best Things I Ate in February
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New Year’s Eve Guide 2013
There are many reasons to be thankful for living in Arizona and a big chunk of them fall under spring. Between the great weather, influx of tourists, and an abundance of things to do, February through May is a time for serious celebration. And we're not the only ones who...
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Ballet Arizona Presents La Bayadère at Symphony Hall Ballet Arizona's production of La Bayadère will be a feast for the eyes. With costumes and sets designed by Sergiy Spevyakin, borrowed from Boston Ballet's 2010 production, the show will offer the vibrancy of India's most fantastical palette with rich silks and...
Take heed, superheroes, superheroines, sci-fi cosplayers, and costumed geeks of the Valley -- the City of Tempe is in need of your services tomorrow afternoon for a special mission. Just like Commissioner Gordon firing up the Bat-Signal to cajole The Dark Knight into service, Tempe's city officials have put out...
Although just about as many restaurants opened as the ones that closed last month, the good news is that of the places that shuttered, many have plans to reopen as new concepts in the coming months. So, although it hurts to see some local mainstays shutter, it's nice to know...
The timing could not be any more perfect for "Moctezuma's Revenge," the current exhibition of work by multimedia artist Eduardo Sarabia at ASU Art Museum. Curated by ASUAM curator Julio César Morales, the expansive show deals with Mexico's notorious underground drug culture and the deadly havoc left in its wake...
The Science of "Ripley's Believe It Or Not" at Arizona Science Center The world is full of strange things. Sometimes it's natures way of telling you something's wrong; other times societal traditions require, say, neck stretching. Some folks can't help carving angels on the heads of a pins or building...
If your New Year's resolutions included losing weight and saving money, splurging on a P90X system, Wii-Fit, and a gym membership can seem like a double edged sword. Lucky for you, Jackalope Ranch has put together a list of seven free fitness events so you can burn calories without burning...
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There are a few things that are almost guaranteed to happen during St. Patrick's Day: funny hats and green beads will be worn by many a bar patron, bad imitations of Irish accents will be proffered by the inebriated, and endless gallons of emerald-colored beer will be quaffed. Such things...
Phoenix is brimming with creativity. And every other year, we put the spotlight on 100 of the city's creative forces. Leading up to the release of this year's Best of Phoenix issue, we're profiling 100 more. Welcome to the 2014 edition of 100 Creatives. Up today: 22. Laura Spalding Best...
For musicians looking to hone their craft, test out a few songs, or just show off their skills in front of some warm bodies, there are more than a few opportunities to do so at the various open mic nights throughout Metro Phoenix. Many performing artists around the Valley have...
Music gormandizers of Phoenix, better make sure you've got an open schedule on Friday, March 7. Oh, and a comfortable pair of walking shoes as well. Both are going to come in handy if you want to make the most of Viva PHX, a one-day music festival that New Times...
Austin Del Castillo, the man shot by Tempe cops on Mill Avenue last week, died yesterday.A police spokesman said Del Castillo, 36, was shot in front of the Chili's restaurant at Mill Avenue and University Drive -- a stone's throw from the edge of the Arizona State University campus --...
Phoenix is brimming with creativity. And every other year, we put the spotlight on 100 of the city's creative forces. Leading up to the release of this year's Best of Phoenix issue, we're profiling 100 more. Welcome to the 2014 edition of 100 Creatives. Up today: 29. Brian Cresson. Fashion's...
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ASU's Ceramics Research Center will be moving to a new home in the coming months, but luckily its extensive ceramics collection doesn't have too far to go. The new ceramics center is slated to take over a portion of The Brickyard on Mill, the ground-floor space formerly occupied by Borders...
Tempe is running out of venues. The Clubhouse disintegrated in 2012 after a gang-related shooting; Rocky Point Cantina disappeared after a reality show bad trip; most recently, Stray Cat closed suddenly, announcing the bad news on its last day in business. Which is not to say that's why Valley staples...
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Top 10 Phoenix Protests of 2013
If you heard a bunch of moaning and groaning -- not to mention some rattling chains and blaring sirens -- coming through downtown Phoenix over the weekend, it's only because a mass invasion of the undead transpired via the annual Zombie Walk. Meanwhile, people were shaking their costumed culos to...