Nonprofit organization Made In Her Image empowers young filmmakers to share their stories through a one-day camp at Phoenix Art Museum.
Nonprofit organization Made In Her Image empowers young filmmakers to share their stories through a one-day camp at Phoenix Art Museum.
Local muralist Clyde Thompson has a passion for painting and traveling.
A new dating app launches in the Valley, which aims to provide a more intense vetting process than apps like Tinder or Bumble.
Taliesin West in Scottsdale is one of eight Frank Lloyd Wright sites recently inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Don't miss this indie dramady and emotional documentary in theaters this week.
Art and science collide in a new exhibit presented by ASU, True North Studio and Downtown Phoenix’s monOrchid gallery.
Harrah’s Ak-Chin Hotel and Casino got a multi-million-dollar expansion and facelift this year. Here are our favorite nips and tucks.
The comic-book community is thriving in the Valley. Bookmans Phoenix will host a diverse array of local artists on Saturday, July 20.
The Grand Canyon received its International Dark Sky Park certification in June, just months after celebrating its 100th year as a national park.
Here are five things that serve as badges of honor for surviving Arizona's warmest season – if you dare to venture out of the air-conditioning, that is.
Queen + Adam Lambert, a collaboration between the British band and the American vocalist, is coming to Talking Stick Resort Arena on July 16, capitalizing on the success of last year’s Bohemian Rhapsody, the hit biopic of late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury. The movie won four Oscars, including one for Rami Malek’s portrayal of Mercury, but it was also divisive, as many saw it as formulaic. We humbly suggest these three inventive but overlooked musical...
Here are some D-backs giveaways—past and present—that make the trek downtown to the ballgame just a bit more worth it.
Yesterday—Jack Malik is a small-potatoes singer-songwriter playing gigs in Suffolk pubs, supported only by a few friends and his devoted manager Ellie, who’s obviously in love with him—obviously to everyone but him, that is. Just as he’s about to swear off his musical ambitions for good, he suffers an accident at the same second as a brief but worldwide power outage. Gradually Jack begins to realize that since the lights came back on, seemingly everyone...
Timothy Chapman paints wild, imaginative renderings of animals. He favors zebras that fly or giraffes with leathercraft designs rather than spot patterns. Lately, he’s been into birds (ravens and magpies, in particular), painting them like illustrations in an abstract biology textbook. He adds mountains he grew up near, like Camelback Mountain, on the canvas. The second-generation Arizonan, a Scottsdale-based artist who works out of the Cattletrack Arts Compound, calls his work “invented natural history.” Chapman’s...
Phoenix has a plethora of patriotic pyrotechnics in store all Fourth of July weekend.