Fans of the ABC Family television show “Pretty Little Liars” should be pretty happy all day Tuesday, January 12 – not only does the second half of the sixth season of the show premiere that night, but all DryBar locations nationwide will offer free blowouts to mark the occasion.
Have you ever driven by an interesting neighborhood and wondered what the houses looked like inside, or why they all have a similar architectural feature? If so, you’re in luck: Many historical neighborhoods are staging home tours in 2016.
It’s that time of year when all of your out-of-town family and friends come to sunny Arizona to escape the winter freeze. If you’re looking for ways to entertain them, here are five fun suggestions:
Downtown Phoenix never seems more festive than during the winter season. Sculptures of giant red bulb ornaments decorate courtyards, holiday music wafts from outdoor speakers, and the neon lights of retail spots and restaurants cast a warm, colorful glow down on the crowds that mill about CityScape and its seasonal outdoor ice rink, CitySkate. And thanks to the “Stay & Skate” special package from Kimpton's Hotel Palomar Phoenix, Valley residents and visitors can enjoy myriad wintery delights for one low, smoking-hot price.
Though he's widely known as a punk rock icon, Henry Rollins, former frontman of California hardcore band Black Flag, also wears several other hats: writer, humorist, spoken word performer, publicist, DJ and actor, to name a few. Regarding the latter, Rollins is currently starring as lead character Jack in writer/director Jason Krawczyk’s He Never Died, a horror flick chock-full of sharp comedy and gore.
The force is finally about to re-awaken. Everyone is gearing up for the opening day of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Episode VII of the Disney-owned franchise.
Photos with Santa, gift buying and on-site wrapping, and walking in a winter wonderland are just a few of the holiday traditions families have been repeating year after year. Whether you’re jingling bells or playing dreidel, the Valley has plenty of holiday-themed events for the jolly and festive at heart.
More than a hundred artists and cultural organizations will paint Margaret T. Hance Park myriad shades of fun December 11-13, as the 4th Annual Phoenix Festival of the Arts unfolds.
Have you checked your mail lately? Holiday card season is in full force, with cherubic, chubby-cheeked babies and multi-generational family photos making their way onto your fridge or mantel. Why not get your fur babies in on the fun?
Not into the thrill of the Black Friday hunt – or scared of the stampede? CityScape Phoenix has you covered with its fourth annual Alternative Black Friday Vintage Market.
The poet T.S. Eliot wrote, “Cats are much like you and me / And other people whom we find / Possessed of various types of mind.”
It is true, as any cat lover will tell you, that cats can be awesomely attitudinal and incredibly diverse. And ailurophiliac attendees at the 23rd annual CFA All Breed Cat Show on December 12 and 13 will get to see more than 300 felines from 41 breeds, including the sultry Siamese, the smooth-skinned Sphynx, and the pouty-pudgy-faced Persian. And that's just the competition part of this massive feline fete.
Valley movie buffs already know that downtown’s FilmBar is a destination for an array of flicks that don’t always make their way to mainstream theaters.
If you’re ready to join the back-to-the-garden movement, you might want to attend the Valley Permaculture Alliance’s 7th Annual Tour de Coops on Saturday, Nov. 14.
The 3rd Annual Midtown Urban Living Tour has a story for you – 22 stories, to be exact, in the case of two of the seven buildings showcased on this year's jaunt, which takes place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, November 7.
Move over, Junk in the Trunk – there's another folksy vintage market in town.
