Fourth of July is this weekend, but there's still plenty of fun to be had in Phoenix before the holiday begins.
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There are great indoor and outdoor options this week, including some that won't cost you a thing.
Go out and have some fun this week — blistering temperatures be damned.
Outdoor cinema, theater trivia, garden tai chi, and more.
Also: Art Detour is expanding to a 33-day event.
Here's what campaigning looks like in Arizona in the final weeks of the 2020 election.
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President Donald Trump tested positive for the coronavirus, and Congressman Andy Biggs thinks he should take hydroxychloroquine.
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Haley Holland is making noise about equal pay for service workers.
At White Orchid, artist and calligrapher Monir Hosseini is channeling her creativity into baking some popular Persian sweets.
“It’s become a divisive event in the neighborhood because some people like it and others don’t.”
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From comedy metal and old-school Norteño to cake-slinging DJs.
The content mixes lo-fi production aesthetics, odd humor, and awkward charm.
A half-dozen Phoenix police officers showed up to disperse a concert crowd of 75 hipsters in lawn chairs.
Dream City Church says it has solved the pandemic problem in its auditorium. Experts disagree.
This week's highlights in metro Phoenix arts and culture.
Rancho Pinot's owner looks back on a heavy year.
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It's estimated that around one in five of the approximately 187 police dispatchers contracted COVID-19 in December and January alone.
This year's Exotic Art Show, explained.
Looking for a vintage Camaro? Someone on his website might be selling one.
Tour a brewery, explore murals by bike, hear live music at the zoo, or watch a play with a Trump twist.