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.
Canteen and El Rey: Bringing World Flavors to Downtown Phoenix
In a few months, two new spots will join Nine|05 at 4th and Garfield streets: European-inspired gastropub Canteen and El Rey, a Mexico City-style taco n’ tequila joint.
From the Arizona Room | 4th Avenue Concrete Block Cottage
Simply known as “Concrete Block Cottage,” this c. 1906 structure was once half of a pair of nearly identical cottages.
2009: Downtown Phoenix Grew Up a Bit
With so much progress in a year (let alone during the big bad recession), it’s encouraging to see what’s happening in our city.
First Friday: New Year’s Recovery at SuTRA Midtown Yoga
For those of us that just want to chill on New Year’s Day, which is also First Friday, SuTRA Midtown Yoga has come to the rescue with its New Years After Party.
Ring in the New Year in Downtown Phoenix
There’s plenty to do around Downtown Phoenix for New Year’s Eve. The only decision to be made is where you’ll make your appearance.
See Ya, Mini Ts
Miniature Tigers, a fixture in the Downtown Phoenix music scene, are moving to Brooklyn, and they’ll have one final show at the Trunk Space on Tuesday, December 29.
Things are Open Christmas Eve!
Are you gonna be Downtown on Christmas Eve? Not everything will be boarded up for the holidays.
Third Friday: See the Lights
Usually, we offer a specific show at a featured location to check out along your art walk. But, seeing as it’s the holidays, let’s take a trip to see the lights and get into the spirit.
Living the Upcycled Way
If you’ve been at the corner of 5th and Roosevelt streets this past month, you’ve noticed the Upcycle Living model home on the northeast corner. Inside you find a green, affordable living space.
7th Ave. and McDowell: The Gateway to Downtown Phoenix
The intersection of 7th Avenue and McDowell has long been overlooked. But, the corner is quietly becoming an important gateway to Downtown Phoenix.
