Music led the day at Sidewalk Surfer’s 48th anniversary celebration
The south Scottsdale shop, and haven for board life, threw itself a rollicking daytime party.
The south Scottsdale shop, and haven for board life, threw itself a rollicking daytime party.
Get ready to celebrate love and acceptance this weekend.
Diwali celebrations start this weekend at restaurants and markets around the Valley.
The weather is cooling down, and the mass protests are gearing back up.
The actor will host a free screening of the classic sports flick after the Western Wiffle Ball Classic championship game.
It’s career show-and-tell when the legendary photographer presents and discusses his iconic work.
Observe the day dedicated to Native culture and heritage with these local events.
CantoMundo will host a book fair and mercado on Saturday at ASU’s Tempe campus.
The Desert Botanical Garden will host its next monthly free day on Oct. 14. Here’s how to take advantage of the offer.
As revelers take over Tempe this weekend, a popular Phoenix hot dog chef is bringing the brats.
The author of “The House on Mango Street” will deliver the keynote speech at the Desert Nights, Rising Stars Writers Conference.
The popular event will feature over 200 vendors selling food from around the world.
Your mayor wrote you a WNBA-themed get-out-of-work note.
The film composer and former Oingo Boingo frontman will appear with the Phoenix Symphony this weekend to honor his work on Tim Burton’s movies.
Barry Bostwick, who played Brad Majors, will host the anniversary screening of the film.
The renowned artist is part of “Comic Conservation,” a display of animal-themed comic art at the Zoo.
It’s Chaos Theory weekend, but that’s not the only option this First Friday.
DJs, drag brunches and bracelet making stations to up your Swiftie-stack collection are all in the mix.
You won’t find out what you’re seeing until the movie starts.
New York City shoegazers bring ‘distortion-drenched pop’ to a Valley sparring gym.
It’s your last chance to see 100 of the iconic designer’s rock ‘n’ roll-inspired ensembles.
Bring your typewriter, or just show up to try one out. It’s free for all ages.