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Wire | CALA International Festival Explores Latino Culture Through the Arts
The CALA International Festival and CALA Lab showcases the Valley’s Latino cultural heritage and highlights Arizona’s ties to Latin America through the arts.
Wire | 700 Firefighters to Compete in the Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge
Time trials for the Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge bring over 700 firefighters to test their strength and endurance for what ESPN calls “The Toughest Two Minutes in Sports!”
The Creepy Dystopia of ‘Mr. Burns’
Space 55 ventures beyond the apocalypse.
We Like: Arizona Opera Images That Will Make You Gasp
The creative marketing minds at the Arizona Opera have outdone themselves once again with bold new visuals for this year’s season.
Wire | Phabulous Historical Stories Come to Life
The Phoenix Phabulous Storytelling Salon features important times from Phoenix’s history in an interactive and informative discussion.
A Letter From Jim Ballinger
In a heartfelt letter to downtown, Jim Ballinger reflects on the growth of the arts scene during his forty year career at the Phoenix Art Museum.
Wire | The Undead Invade Downtown This Weekend
For Zombie Walk 6 this Saturday in Heritage & Science Park, the Downtown Phoenix Ambassadors are attempting to break the recorded walk of 9,592 zombies last year in New Jersey.
Desk Chat | Your Downtown with David Krietor
Downtown Phoenix Inc. CEO Dave Krietor fills us in on development news, health and safety updates, and cultural programming that can’t be missed.
Wire | Four Chambers Has Its Pulse on the City’s Literary Beat
With the second issue of literary magazine Four Chambers, founder and Editor-in-Chief Jake Friedman captures the current literary ethos of the Valley.
Wire | YardStock Brings Music to The Yard
The Yard welcomes back YardStock for its second year of musical festivities at the 53,000-square-foot restaurant and backyard concept space.
