The list includes poolside ragers and fond farewell to Phoenix's "scene mom."
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Eighteen Phoenix families are poised to move next week into IDA on McKinley, the tallest tower in North America made entirely out of shipping containers, according to developers.
Kick off the first week of fall with ASU football, a celebration of the city of Mesa, or Phoenix Theatre's production of Camelot.
Let the games begin.
Big-name artists and acts are headed our way in the weeks ahead.
Need more live music in your life? Easily fixed.
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Your ultimate guide of what to see and do in the Valley during the festive season.
Baked bakers were the cause for a plume of smoke at The Venue on Washington on October 2 - a fusion of hundreds of bong hits, two 1100-degree brick ovens, and lit folks sparking up pre-rolls and pipes at the cannabis-friendly dood truck festival Mangia Ganja.
There's no shortage of big shows this weekend, thanks to Cinco de Mayo and some blockbuster tours.
A lot of hip-hop happening, too.
It's more than just Labor Day weekend festivities.
Shows to help you make the summer go by faster.
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The historic joint has been closed since 2017.
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. In metro Phoenix, restaurants celebrate culture and community through innovative foods.
Your live music options are plentiful this weekend.
Rappers rule this weekend's concert offerings.
Quick breakfast, lunch and dinner spots in Phoenix where you order at the counter.
Chef Robert Bogart debuts OAK on Camelback in the former St. Francis location.
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Hope you've got some disposable income ready.
From art museums to a neighborhood park, here's where you can get your film fix.
A judge and mother, a beloved bar owner, a neighborhood activist, artists, an advocate for the unhoused, a Holocaust survivor, and so many more. Here's our by no means comprehensive list of notable Arizonans we lost in 2022.
Coffee, beer, famous sandwiches, Venezualan food — and some of the most sought-after pizza in town.