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Five For Sure Art Shows at October’s First Friday
From Phoenix art scene traditions to emerging artists, October’s First Friday is bursting with opportunities to experience downtown’s creative spirit.
Bike Chic | Jeffrey Borup
Jeffrey Borup, a government lawyer and self-proclaimed urban enthusiast tells us why GRID bike is the way to go.
Our City’s 30-Year Tradition of Investing in Arts and Culture
As the Phoenix Arts and Culture Commission prepares to celebrate 30 years on Saturday, we explore how the city’s grant program supports these organizations.
Desk Chat | Your Downtown with David Krietor
A list of Live It Up Downtown events and much more in this month’s Desk Chat with Downtown Phoenix, Inc. CEO, David Krietor.
Fall into Third Friday
Here are five great shows to check out at September’s Third Friday art walk.
Wire | Lineup Announced for Phoenix Arts and Culture Celebration
The festival features performances, demos and hands-on activities from a wide range of local arts and culture organizations at multiple downtown locations.
Cultivating A Homegrown Literary Scene
Small publishers are helping to define the literary tradition of downtown Phoenix and make it one of the city’s essential cultural elements.
Wire | September AIA Placemaking Series: ENGAGE
This Thursday’s AIA September Phoenix Metro Placemaking panel will explore the critical intersection of art, food and culture in downtown Phoenix.
Urban Playground | Raising Kids in Downtown
DPJ’s Urban Playground series explores the experience of raising children in the heart of our downtown core.
Writers in the Company of Writers
In the coffee houses and restaurants of downtown, The Central Phoenix Writers Workshop provides a place for aspiring writers to hone their craft.
