Arts

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ArtsIn the Studio with Sculptor Carlos Page

Sara CrockerNovember 1, 2023

See Cave Creek sculptor Carlos Page’s pieces and creative space in person at the Hidden in the Hills Artist Studio Tour this month.

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Arts From Our Partners2023 Fall Arts Preview

Editorial StaffSeptember 1, 2023

As the mercury drops, the Valley’s arts scene heats up. Plan your patronage with this guide.

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ArtsArt Directions with Author and Muralist Isaac Caruso

Mirelle InglefieldJuly 24, 2023

Artist Isaac Caruso weaves his love of travel and creating into a cohesive story about a girl living with Attention Deficit Disorder in his new children's book, Sam & Sara.

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ArtsArt Directions with incoming Artistic Director of MIM Music Theater Andrew Walesch

Mirelle InglefieldMarch 24, 2023

Walesch shares a bit about his musical background, vision for the future of the MIM Theater and the scoop on the upcoming 2023 Spring and Summer concert lineup.

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ArtsLocal Color: Meet Phoenix Art Museum’s First Curator of Local Art

Sara CrockerMarch 3, 2023

Phoenix Art Museum names Christian Ramírez its first curator of local art.

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Arts Features Music2023 Spring Festival & Events – Arts & Music

Sara CrockerMarch 1, 2023

Make the most out of Arizona’s high season with this handy blueprint for music festivals, concerts and arts events.

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Arts From Our Partners2022 Fall Arts Preview

Editorial StaffSeptember 8, 2022

Plan your autumn cultural calendar with this sneak preview of the 2022-2023 Valley arts season.

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ArtsArizona Opera Brings Veterans’ Experiences to the Stage

Robrt L. PelaSeptember 6, 2022

Arizona Opera brings veterans’ experiences to life with a pioneering new drama.

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ArtsScoop: Two Childsplay Actors Reflect on Four Decades of Treading the Boards

Robrt L. PelaJuly 7, 2022

Meet Debra K. Stevens and Jon Gentry, a dedicated thespian duo celebrating 40 years with Childsplay in Phoenix.

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ArtsScoop: Small Valley Museums Reopen After Pandemic Pause

Robrt L. PelaMay 5, 2022

After pandemic pauses, the Valley’s smaller institutions are reopening.

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ArtsArizona Artist Kayla Newnam Sets Out to Paint Murals in All 50 States

Taryn ShorrMarch 3, 2022

Arizona muralist Kayla Newnam is traveling the U.S. in a renovated camper and painting murals in all 50 states.

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Arts6,000 Years of History on Display at MIM’s New Exhibit

Marilyn HawkesNovember 4, 2021

The Valley is in for a rare treat when the Musical Instrument Museum welcomes a new exhibit on November 12, Treasures: Legendary Musical Instruments, showcasing 75 instruments that underscore the power of music across 6,000 years of history.