Author: Si Robins
Si Robins served as the Managing Editor of DPJ, and is a Downtown Phoenix resident. Midwestern born and corn fed, Si spends most of his time drinking coffee in the glow of his computer screen.
DPJ Wagers with LA Downtown News on Suns/Lakers
We’re so sure the Suns will stick it to the Lakers that we proposed a bet with our friends in LA.
From the Arizona Room | 900 E. Van Buren St. — Verde Park Pump House
One of the best examples of 1930s Period Revival style is in Garfield’s Verde Park.
From the Arizona Room | 1611 W. Fillmore St. — Judge Tweed House
The Judge Tweed House, finished in 1881, is one of the oldest remaining structures in the city of Phoenix.
Janes Walk in Photos
Photos from Jane’s Walk Phoenix 2010 in the Warehouse District.
Jane’s Walk Phoenix 2010: Explore the Warehouse District
The second annual Jane’s Walk Phoenix is Saturday, May 1, from 9-11 a.m. in the Warehouse District.
From the Arizona Room | 1015 W. Woodland Ave. — Eyrich-Kohl House
One of Phoenix’s oldest remaining homes, the Eyrich-Kohl House oozes history while maintaining its simple charm.
Earth Day in Downtown Phoenix
Phoenix’s Earth Day celebration is at Cesar Chavez Plaza today from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
From the Arizona Room | 622 E. Adams St. — Teeter House
While its uses have changed over the Teeter House’s 111-year history, one thing has never changed: its undeniable charm.
Third Friday: Check the Children
Chicago artist Corkey Sinks debuts “Check the Children,” a mixed-media collection, at a Third Friday artist reception.
From the Arizona Room | 100 W. Roosevelt St. — Trinity Cathedral
Roosevelt’s Trinity Cathedral is one of the most striking buildings in all of Phoenix. Nearly 100 years after completion, it remains true to its original form.
