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Friday, 22nd June 2018

Here Comes the SunIn this final feature of our Five Cs series, we explore ways Arizonans are trying to cool our cities and harness the power of our climate.
Point LomaOnce a sleepy fishing village and naval base, this reconceived slice of San Diego is embracing a new era.
The Big ChillTechnology developed by local air-conditioning pioneers created a livable climate indoors that fueled the Valley’s midcentury growth.
Vacation VisionaryHotel icon Bill Marriott reveals his surprising history with the Camelback Inn and the four most important words in the English language.
Cheyenne WarnerMs. Arizona Cheyenne Warner balances pageantry and wildland firefighting.
Teach Your ParentsHow Arizona’s young student activists – and their teachers – are learning the new tools of protest together in the age of Trump.
2018 Staycation GuideFrom excellent epicurean escapes to pet-friendly spa sojourns, these luxe Valley resorts have a beat-the-heat summer special for every personality and occasion.
40 Under 40Our inaugural 40 under 40 class! From entrepreneurs to scientists to athletes, see which 20- and 30-somethings are crushing it.
Readers’ Photo ContestThe 5 Cs of Arizona: This year’s showcase of reader-generated photographic excellence captures copper, cattle, citrus, cotton and climate.
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Camping (& Glamping!) in ArizonaCheck out our low-hassle guide to the state’s top camping spots, from glamping in a safari tent to sleeping in a sheep wagon
Desert DesertionStranded in the desert near Crown King, Mick Ohman had no cell service and no water. What he did have: bagel chips and a full bladder.
Arizona Summer Beer GuidePut some suds in your summer with our seasonal spotlight on the Arizona craft beer scene.

From the Hip - July 2018

Fashion designer and freelance photographer Nancy Wegard immortalizes the Chiricahua Mountains in Coronado National Park.

Arizona Summer Beer Guide

Put some suds in your summer with our seasonal spotlight on the Arizona craft beer scene. PLUS: Drink the state’s most award-winning beer!

Desert Desertion

Stranded in the desert near Crown King, Mick Ohman had no cell service and no water. What he did have: bagel chips and a full bladder. ...

Ho Chi Mmm City

Looking for an un-pho-gettable meal? Let our dining writer take you on a tour of four new-ish Vietnamese eateries

Art Break: Studio Snapshot with Judith Amiel-Bendheim

Judith Amiel-Bendheim throws beautiful pottery in her backyard studio

Cheyenne Warner

Ms. Arizona Cheyenne Warner balances pageantry and wildland firefighting

Hey, Mo!

Less is mo when this no-frills Chinese street-food classic hits Valley restaurants

Here Comes the Sun

Arizona’s bright days and balmy nights have lured generations of Americans. But will our ever-hotter and longer summers spoil the party? In the final feature of our Five Cs series, we explore wa

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Friday Flicks: Blockbuster vs. Indie

What will you see this weekend: the dino-centric, blockbuster franchise feature, or the darkly funny, feminist arthouse film? ...

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Friday Flicks

Summertime, it seems safe to say, is here, and with it the summer blockbuster movie season. But if you’re not in the mood for superheroes or dinosaurs, have no fear: There are more offbeat, lowe...

Visual Arts

Film Review: "Hippie Family Values" Documents Aging Hippie Community

A running gag in pop culture for the last few decades has been the image of the defeated hippie—cutting his hair, donning a suit and tie and joining the rat race like every other Joe. This may h...

Music

Mamma Mia, Here We Sing-Along Again!

For a truly low-budget Mother’s Day outing that you can be reasonably sure Mom’s never been offered before, why not take her to a free, sing-along version of Mamma Mia! at Harkins Camelvie...

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David Ira Goldstein Returns to ATC for Diary of Anne Frank

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Arizona 5 Cs: Climate Quiz

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Recipe Friday: Sauce Watermelon and Arugula Salad

If you’re a watermelon lover, your season has finally arrived! Grocery stores and farmers’ markets are stocked with ripe, juicy watermelons just waiting to be cracked open and enjoyed. ...

Recipes

Recipe Friday: Grill at Quail Creek Seared Scallops

It’s hard to pick up a dinner menu these days that doesn’t feature scallops in some form – from sautéed in olive oil to drenched in browned butter and coated with panko crumbs...

Recipes

Recipe Friday: Robert's Catering Lemon Snow Pudding

When the weather forecast promises a seemingly unending stretch of of 100-degree-plus days, it’s hard to think about cooking with any form of heat. If you’re in the market for a cool desse...

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Recipe Friday: U.S. Egg Arizona Frittata

According to the American Egg Board, the United States produces around 75 billion eggs a year, representing about 10 percent of the world’s supply. That’s a mind-boggling amount of eggs an...

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Recipe Friday: Kneader's Bakery Pretzel Crust Key Lime Pie

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Street Eats

It’s a delicious reality of dining: Some of the finest meals you’ll ever have will be ones you eat on your feet – or on the street, as the case may be. ...