Recent Stories
Arts Advocacy: The Challenge of Arts Funding in Arizona
Arizona Citizens for the Arts advocates for arts and culture funds to be included Arizona’s annual budget.
Block 23 Makes Way for Mixed-Use High-Rise
Building on an empty city block, RED Development brings a mixed-use high-rise to the downtown core.
Faithfulness and Longing with the Phoenix Chorale
The Phoenix Chorale introduces a third candidate for artistic director: Christopher Gabbitas, Artist Professor at University of Redlands in California.
Arizona Center Hosts Artlink Pop-up Art Exhibition
“Hello, Sunshine” by Daniel Mariotti features 30 photographs, taken over 30 days of journaling.
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.
Valley Metro Celebrates Rail Champions and Shares Light Rail’s Impact
Valley leaders past, present and future gathered to kick-off Valley Metro Rail’s 10-year anniversary, also known as the “Railversary.”
Phoenix Chorale Brings St. Olaf to the Desert
Embrace the spirit of the season as the Phoenix Chorale welcomes guest conductor Dr. Anton Armstrong.
Snooze is Coming to The Stewart
The Denver-based eatery will open its sixth Valley location at The Stewart on Central Avenue.
‘Under the Vintage Roof’ Tours Highlight Historic National Guard Armory
The 1963 National Guard Armory is a highlight of the “Under the Vintage Roof Tours” scheduled during the Grand Avenue Festival on November 10.
Jam Tram Brings the Mobile Party to Grand Avenue
Before jamming down to Grand for the Grand Avenue Festival, read the story of Sara Groves and Jam Tram.
