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Roosevelt Row Announces First Friday Expansion
The expanded offerings will include live performance art, a beer garden and more and will be located on Moreland, between 2nd and 3rd Streets.
The Nash Announces Summer Jazz Workshops
From bop to brass, guitar to vocals, the popular jazz club will be buzzing as musicians work with instructors in a wide range of classes and workshops.
World Bazaar & Phoenix Community Market Returns May 6
More than 40 refugee and immigrant-owned businesses will showcase their crafts including food, drinks, accessories and unique talents from around the globe.
Jackie Andre Muhammed’s ‘A Guided Journey of Introspection’
Muhammed creates paintings and found-object assemblages rooted in everyday life and spirituality. His first solo exhibition opens tonight at Modified Arts.
Support Heritage Square and Party Like It’s 1929
Join in the third annual 1920s-themed Gin & Jazz Preservation Party, featuring bathtub gin, live music, dance lessons and hors d’oeuvres.
Phoenix House Fest: A Music-Infused Picnic for All Ages
Head to Steele Indian School park on Saturday, April 22 for this all day, family friendly event featuring House DJs and performers from across the country.
Jazz Up Your Weekdays at CityScape in April
CityScape Phoenix will host a free outdoor lunchtime jazz concert series on Tuesdays and Thursdays in April to celebrate National Jazz Appreciation Month.
Kahlo & Rivera Art Exhibit Coming to Heard Museum
Beginning April 11, the exhibit will offer a rare opportunity to see works by two of the 20th century’s most famous artists, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera.
AZCM Offers Special Tours of State Capitol
The Arizona Capitol Museum and Guild (AZCM) will offer free, special tours of the capitol and grounds on Saturdays in March and April at 10:30 a.m.
St. Patrick’s Day Fun in Downtown
Enjoy live music, flowing pints of beer, traditional Irish fare and more at these St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in downtown Phoenix.
