A farmers market staple turned brick-and-mortar bakery received national praise, making a list of the 24 best bagel shops around the country.
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The weather is heating up which means new hours and locations for Valley farmers markets. Here's what you need to know, plus a few essential spring finds.
Businesses discuss the impacts.
From beloved venues shuttering to a blockbuster tour debut, plenty of big music-related things happened in Phoenix this year.
Fill your summer calendar with music events; here are plenty of options to rock you through the season.
Expert budtenders can match you with the right strain. Industry insiders say there are fewer of them than there once were.
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Owner Dwayne Allen promises a return, saying, "I'm not done telling that story just yet."
Hundreds of tiki and midcentury culture enthusiasts will turn Hotel Valley Ho into a tropical paradise this weekend.
The East Valley recreation spot is a top destination for pickleball players of all skill levels.
Rhianna, Flaming Lips, Pitbull and other legends have brought their A-game to the fair.
Mushrooms are everywhere right now. Taste the trend and use Phoenix-grown fungi in this vegetarian flatbread recipe from local producer Southwest Mushrooms.
The Joy Bus is much more than a restaurant. The new, bigger space will help expand its meal delivery program.
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The Breadfruit & Rum Bar closed during the pandemic. But the popular Phoenix restaurant is coming back, this time taking over the kitchen at a cocktail bar.
Their next food-filled event celebrates local restaurant owners during Women's History Month.
Más Amable's nomadic chefs treat diners to restaurant experiences in unlikely places.
With the Michelin Guide headed to Arizona, the possibility of inspectors dropping by to eat piles pressure on Valley chefs.
Oktoberfest at Tempe Town Lake is back this year following a pause due to the pandemic.
Phoenix New Times writers and editors share their favorite stories of 2023.
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The man behind "Glory," "Thirtysomething" and "Legends of the Fall" has stories to tell you in Phoenix this weekend.
Republicans want to Arizona-ize the country's education system, expanding school vouchers and kneecapping public schools.
The days of the anti-Semitic, anti-LGBTQ+ serial harasser avoiding jail time might be coming to an end.
As the jail population returns to pre-pandemic levels, Maricopa County faces a severe shortage of detention officers and healthcare workers.