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The Voices of Lost Lake
DPJ spoke with Chris Bianco, Walter Productions and the co-founders of Superfly about the significance of bringing this cultural event to Phoenix.
Who You Callin’ Ugly?
Marshall Shore and friends come to the defense of Arizona’s State Capitol building.
Fall Festivities at Rio Salado Audubon Center’s Enchanted Trail
See wildlife, take a night hike, talk to a scientist and make Halloween masks at Rio Salado Audubon Center’s 8th annual Enchanted Trail Oct. 20-21.
Arizona Opera Presents ‘Hercules vs. Vampires’
Live singers, an orchestra and conductor synchronize a film score with the 1961 film “Hercules in the Haunted World” in AZ Opera’s production, Oct. 21-22.
Ninth Annual PoeFest Happening Throughout October
Arizona Curriculum Theater will celebrate the work of Edgar Allen Poe throughout October with a series of events at Hotel San Carlos and Rosson House.
Spice Up Your Life at the Roosevelt Row Chile Pepper Festival
The hottest fall festival in Phoenix, the annual Roosevelt Row Chile Pepper Festival, returns for its 6th year on Saturday, September 30.
Night of Art, Music and Poetry at ASU’s Vault Gallery
The work of visual and sound recording artist Tony Obr and the poetry of Tanner Menard will be featured Friday at the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus Library.
Arts and Culture Contributes Over $400 Million to Phoenix’s Economy
Americans for the Arts’ five-year assessment of the business sector showed that the Phoenix’s arts community has finally recovered from the recession.
Free Workshops at Phoenix Center for the Arts Open House
Phoenix Center for the Arts invites the community to a day of free workshops for the whole family at their annual open house Aug. 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Join AZ Humanities for ‘The House is a Heart: Why Historic Homes Matter’
Join Arizona Humanities on August 24 for a discussion of historic homes and structures and the role they play in our community.
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