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Phoenix Festival of the Arts Returns to Hance Park
The weekend-long celebration of arts, music, and culinary delights takes place December 7-9 in Margaret T. Hance Park.
Upward Projects Moving to Midtown Phoenix Landmark
The Valley-based restaurant group behind Postino WineCafé, Joyride Taco House, and more is taking over the midcentury modern former bank space inside the Phoenix Financial Center
Phoenix Festival of the Arts Announces Entertainment Lineup
Phoenix Festival of the Arts returns December 8-10 for a community celebration of arts and culture.
The Churchill Shipping Container Marketplace Begins Construction
The new micro marketplace is scheduled to open spring 2018 in the Evans Churchill neighborhood.
Downtown Phoenix Brunch: It’s What’s For Breakfast
Whether you’re aiming to relax, recover or restore, you’ll be in good hands at these downtown Phoenix brunch hotspots.
The House of Wurth, Part 4 of 4: Are You A Wurth, Too?
The Wurth family, the Wurth House, a host of expenses, and a piece of history all come together in the conclusion to the series.
Bike Chic | Jeffrey Borup
Jeffrey Borup, a government lawyer and self-proclaimed urban enthusiast tells us why GRID bike is the way to go.
Wire | ‘Spillers’ Brings Short Fiction Readings to Crescent Ballroom
Six local writers perform their best original short fiction on Monday, August 24th.
Wire | The Newton’s Artisan Food Fair Highlights Local Packaged Foods
The Newton will be hosting a local food fair on Sunday, June 7TH, highlighting local packaged and “pantry” food items for summer.
Wire | City’s First Ever Hackathon This Saturday
The PHX Innovation Games hosts a hackathon, encouraging members of the community to participate in a series of creative competitions that will provide Phoenix with new ideas and solutions to tackle pressing civic challenges.
