PeopleTea Sommelier Spotlight: Jorge Rizo
Don’t offer Jorge Rizo iced tea. “Hot tea always,” he says emphatically.
Don’t offer Jorge Rizo iced tea. “Hot tea always,” he says emphatically.
“I’ve been drawing and painting since before I could speak, really,” artist K. Nari says. “Back then, a set of crayons for Christmas was a really good thing.”
Michael McDowell didn’t have a backup plan. He knew since he was 11 years old, growing up in Glendale and racing go-karts, that he wanted to be a professional driver.
The Wisconsin native, whose oil paintings and jewelry will be exhibited in the Sonoran Arts League’s 29th annual Hidden in the Hills Artist Studio Tour this November, figures she’s been making art – and other things – her whole life.
When he’s not teaching PRESS Coffee’s Coffee 101 and Coffee 202 classes every Saturday, PRESS retail director Andrew Robertson is experimenting with his own cadre of coffee contraptions.
This September, she will celebrate 15 years since founding Evolve Public Relations and Marketing, the agency of record for Waymo, Phoenix Children’s and 100 more local and national clients.
“Everything that I’ve chosen for subject matter has been based off things I have read,” sculptor Phillip Payne says.
This summer, junior running back Kanye Udoh stepped into the NCAA transfer portal, trading pre-dawn barracks inspections and snow-laden cadence calls at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York, for sunlit strolls and the college-town cacophony of Arizona State University.
Blessed with grand visions and a gift for the pivot, Pretty Decent Concepts idea man Teddy Myers takes flight.
Snow-kissed saguaro. Javelinas trotting across asphalt. Roofers working in the dead of July. For our 15th annual showcase of reader-provided photographic art, Resilient Arizona, we showcase the most striking images of survival and endurance in our oft inhospitable state. Resilience, after all, is the Arizona way.
Tired of driving 30 minutes or more for activities, Cannon envisioned and created Cannon Beach, an entertainment district in Mesa anchored by Revel Surf, a 3.3-acre surf lagoon with a wave pool, cliff diving area and skate park, along with a restaurant and bar overlooking the sandy beach.
Pérez chatted with us about bedazzling bustiers and balancing pruebas de vocabulario with belting “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom.”
There’s something beautifully wrong with artist Luke Watson’s oil paintings. His landscapes are lush with pointy turquoise trees, wet with exquisitely violet rivers, and overgrown with paper-maze-like foliage.
Long known to Arizonans as a notorious den of abuse and religious opportunism, Colorado City is leaning into its natural gifts and transforming itself into a tourist hot spot.
Watts has spent the last 14 years immersed in petals and pistils as one of the most luxe and in-demand florists in Arizona.