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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.
Nominations Now Open for Mayor’s Arts Awards
Nominate your favorite artists before the end of August for the Sixth Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards to be held in mid-October in Margaret T. Hance Park.
Herberger to Host Sherlock Holmes Film Festival
Join Herberger Theater March 24-25 for a weekend of mystery and unforgettable characters with screenings of Sherlock Holmes films, discussions and more.
Welcome to Dinerwood LEVEL 4 Film Fest
Spend this weekend creating your own film for the 4th edition of the Dinerwood film fest, or attend the festival screening on September 14 at Welcome Diner.
Mod Phoenix Presents Film and Conversation Series
The new series, titled, “My Favorite Movie,” kicks off tonight, March 25, with architect Will Bruder presenting the film, “Troublemakers.”
Phoenix Television History Honored in Mural at First Studio
The 1949 building was the original home of Channel 5. It was salvaged in 2001 by Randy & Theresa Murray and houses video production and related companies.
Detour Down to the Warehouse District This Weekend
Art Detour was born in the Warehouse District, which still serves as a creative hub for downtown and makes a worthy, accessible “detour” during Detour.
Music and Movies Fill Downtown Civic Space Park This Weekend
Civic Space Park hosts two free events this weekend. Celebrate Arizona music with Los Dias de la Crescent Saturday, and Bike-in Movie at the Park on Sunday.
Wire | Dino Fans Unite at the Second Annual Phoenix DinoCon
The Phoenix Center for the Arts hosts the second annual DinoCon on August 2nd.
Wire | Phoenix Arts Groups Forms Central Arts District
Phoenix arts organizations come together to form the Central Arts District.
