Recent Stories
Micro-Restaurant ‘The Dressing Room’ Open for Business
Located in the heart of Phoenix’s colorful cultural hub of the Roosevelt Arts District, The Dressing Room adds its own color, art, and culture into the mix.
Q&A | The Phoenix Police Museum
Learn about the history of the Phoenix Police Department at the Phoenix Police Museum, located in downtown’s Historic City Hall.
BBQ Trapp Haus Coming This Fall
Phil Johnson, also know as the Jay-Z of BBQ, is bringing his freestyle barbecue to The Blocks of Roosevelt early December with his first restaurant.
Go on a Journey with Local Nomad Boutique
The Uptown Plaza clothing and gift boutique, Local Nomad, takes you on a trip around the world with their collection of globally-sourced goods.
AZ’s Largest Co-Working Space Opening at One Renaissance Tower
Amsterdam-based workspace pioneer Spaces has selected One Renaissance Tower in downtown Phoenix for its debut in Arizona, set to open December 2017.
Peanut Butter Americano Seeks Bigger Shell in Central Phoenix
The local entrepreneurs at Peanut Butter Americano are looking to expand their company while remaining connected to their central Phoenix roots.
The Chocolate and Art Show Returns to MonOrchid
The Chocolate and Art Show will take place September 14-15 and feature some of Phoenix’s best up-and-coming artists along with free chocolate.
Lost Lake Announces Daily Lineup and Single Day Passes
Single-day general admission and VIP tickets for the three-day music festival go on sale Friday, Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. PT, exclusively at LostLakeFestival.com.
D-Backs to Host Bark at the Park this Sunday
Bark at the Park provides a unique opportunity to catch a baseball game with your canine companion. Adoptable dogs from local shelters will also be on site.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Leader Talks Historic Homes
A recent Arizona Humanities lecture explored the preservation of historic homes and how to make them a living legacy for those who created them.
