Things to DoA New Idea from Mesa’s idea Museum
In desperate need of screen-free programming for the kids over spring break?
In desperate need of screen-free programming for the kids over spring break?
Winter is hardly the one-dimensional activity season the ski slopes want it to be. From stargazing in Flagstaff to swinging 8-irons in sun-drenched St. George, these alternate interest-driven adventures will put some variety in your vacationing. (And, yes, there’s skiing, too.)
The Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts staff is showing its arty side.
Ulfers works in two disparate media, making gouache-and-pencil portraits of fantastical flying creatures and intricate clock-inspired assemblages he calls “timepieces.”
The start of a new year brings the joy of crisp, white calendar pages not yet filled with plans, but Phoenix artist Lauren Lee is bringing a vibrant twist to the tradition.
Spooky season is a year-round state of mind for Beverly Houpt.
The swankier, quieter end of the long, rectangular stretch of land occupied by The West’s Most Western Town, North Scottsdale is home to tony resorts, luxury shopping and restaurants galore – all the amenities of Old Town, without the clamor. And you might spot a baller at brunch.
Rare Earth Gallery is truly one of the hidden gems in the Phoenix area.
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.
The sixth annual Mesa Music Festival is making a major post-pandemic comeback. After a three-year hiatus, the free-to-the-public, three-day festival returns to downtown Mesa Thursday, April 13 through Saturday, April 15. A truly jam-packed weekend, the event will feature more than 200 performances by local and international artists and offers food and art from local vendors along the block of Main and MacDonald streets. The festival has a freewheeling structure, where attendees can hop from...
Make the most out of Arizona’s high season with this handy blueprint for music festivals, concerts and arts events.
If you’re curious about what’s going on in the local arts community, we curate a monthly list of what’s new and noteworthy, from new exhibits to upcoming shows. Welcome Springtime with the Seasonal Art on the Boardwalk Festival Hosted by Sundance Creek Promotions and located at the Arizona Boardwalk’s outdoor courtyard near OdySea Aquarium and Butterfly Wonderland, Art on the Boardwalk is free and family-friendly. Connect with local artists and shop for fine arts and...
From luxury furniture shops and art galleries to indie boutiques and local liquor stores, the Valley is a shopper's paradise.
From luxury furniture shops and art galleries to indie boutiques and local liquor stores, the Valley is a shopper's paradise.
If you’re curious about what’s going on in the local arts community, we curate a monthly list of what’s new and noteworthy, from new exhibits to upcoming shows. Arizona Bach Festival Returns for 13th Season From woodwind concertos to saxophone sonatas, the Arizona Bach Festival – now in its 13th year – puts a modern twist on the master composer’s music. This year’s festival lineup includes an organist, a chamber orchestra and a quartet of...