Final Four Fan GuideGame Day Guide for the 2024 Final Four in the Valley
Fill your Final Four weekend with these tournament-themed events and viewing options.
Fill your Final Four weekend with these tournament-themed events and viewing options.
March (and April!) Madness is coming to the Valley. Control the tip-off with our guide to college basketball’s signature event.
Phoenix’s burgeoning Downtown district – which will host Final Four Fan Fest – makes for convenient and rewarding pre-tip-off exploration. Neighborhoods like Roosevelt Row, Grand Avenue and Garfield are making a major comeback, racking up coffee shops, restaurants, music venues and other community spaces like points from the free-throw line.
Home to some of the Valley’s oldest and most storied resorts, this 6-mile strip stretching from Central Avenue to Scottsdale is a popular landing spot for spring visitors – and your runway for a high-flying day of pre- or post-game fun.
The art of transferring an organ between donor and recipient is a massive logistical symphony of sorrow and science, time and triumph.
From making movies and writing novels to running for Congress and starting skincare companies, these hard-working healers are not content practicing one specialty.
In a form of traditional Mexican healing called curanderismo, medicine and memory intermingle in practices that are centuries old. Modern curanderas are preserving this everyday magic for future generations.
See how many squares you can rack up during Final Four week in Phoenix.
Our picks for an all-time, in-state starting five.
From Morris Udall to Lute Olson, here are 5 who shaped the game in the desert.
Little more than a decade after the game’s invention, college hoops officially arrived in the desert. The sport looked a lot different in 1904 than it does today.
We sat down to talk freshman jitters, player-coach championships and the uncanny rise of the No. 15 seed.
We interviewed dozens of chefs, ate at hundreds of restaurants and typed 18,000 words to bring you this one-of-a-kind guide to international dining in the Valley. If there was an Afghan Qabuli, we found it. If there was a hungarian porkolt, we ate it. all to expand your minds and waistlines.
Pick your poison – California, Nevada, Utah or good ol’ Arizona – with this seasonal showcase of five highly doable desert adventures.
These Valley dwellers may share the lingua franca of loving clothes, but their dialects are as diverse as they are.