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Phoenix Public Library Hosts Grand Canyon Photographer
Burton Barr Central Library will host a slide presentation and lecture with Elias Butler, co-author of “Grand Obsession: Harvey Butchart and the Exploration of the Grand Canyon,” from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 8, in the Pulliam Auditorium, 1221 N. Central Ave. Butler is a photographer and writer whose work has appeared on the… Read more
Works & Music by Doug Bale at Coup de Grace
Local talent Doug Bale will be playing his acoustical guitar and showing some of his art during First Friday at the Coup de Grace Gallery. A few other local artists will be displaying their work. For a good time, come by. 6 to 9 PM or ? 707 S 3rd St, just south of the… Read more
“Gardens of the Soul” Art Gallery Exhibit opening
April 4. Two- and three-dimensional artwork literally or conceptually interpreting a space of beauty and tranquility. Artists will address this theme in their own characteristic styles in a variety of original media. The exhibit is on display and artwork is available for purchase through June 29, 2008. Herberger Theater Center, 5:30 to 7:00 PM. Free. For information, call… Read more
“The Arts Are Something My Wife Makes Me Enjoy”
That’s the title of a presentation to be made on Tuesday morning, April 8th at Tom’s Restaurant & Tavern. The presentation is part of the Phoenix AM, ASU Breakfast Series. Join Robert Booker, executive director of the Arizona Commission on the Arts, for a frank discussion about the public value of the arts, participation, and… Read more
Dbacks take early lead in season opener!
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ATTN: Art Minded Filmists
“We are looking for art minded filmists, the ones that art is the key and nothing matters, other than showing your art in a multimedia that some have ignored. The people that want to come to my group love artists like Jordorowsky, Lynch’ and Jarmush even Kenneth Anger but with your own vision. I want all… Read more
Bikini’s, Lace & Cables at MADE
Sounds pretty racy! Actually, it’s an advanced knitting class of 4 sessions, beginning April 1st at MADE Art Boutique on 5th St & Roosevelt. The instructor is Melissa Hoffman an artist and Roosevelt resident. This course will cover skills such as cables, lace, colorwork, pattern reading, alternative projects such as bikinis and stuffed animals, and… Read more
Modern Phoenix does First Friday
April 4 at Hoskin Ryan Consultants 6 to 9 pm 201 West Indian School Road, Phx South side of 2nd Ave. and Indian School buy champix online https://raleighpsych.com/wp-content/uploads/redux/custom-fonts/custom/champix.html Join the Modern Phoenix folks for the official kickoff reception for Modern Phoenix Week this April 4! Enjoy works by four artists and ecofriendly noshes by Cater Conscious in… Read more
Japanese Friendship Garden Celebrates Children’s Day and Kite Festival
The Phoenix Japanese Friendship Garden will host a free Children’s Day and Kite Festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 5, at Margaret T. Hance Park. The festival will feature cosplay, a shortened term for “costume play,” where people dress up as characters from the comics, cartoons and science fiction. There will be… Read more
March Madness is downtown tonight at U.S. Airways Center
From http://www.usairwayscenter.com: “NCAA March Madness comes to Phoenix in 2008, and there’s no better place for college basketball than US Airways Center! Phoenix will be the site for four of the 16 teams in the regional sessions of the 2008 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship. One of these teams will advance to the Final… Read more