As a Latina passionate about Mexican History, I hear the question arise, “Why does Hispanic Heritage Month start on September 15th?” On September 15, 1810, in the early morning in Dolores, Guanajuato Mex., a priest named Father Miguel Hidalgo rang the bells of his church and called for the people of Mexico to rise against the authoritative colonizers of New … [More]
The Empire Strips Back: A Burlesque Parody at The Herberger Theater Center
Let us deliver you to the dark side! With comedy and allure, loving detail, and hilarious parody, The Empire Strips Back drops classic Star Wars characters into the world of burlesque. Be prepared for some seriously sultry Stormtroopers, a dangerously enticing Boba Fett, some tantalizing Twi'leks, a delightfully luke-warm Taun Taun, a lady-like Skywalker, the Droids you are … [More]
SMoCA to Open Newly Reimagined Community Space
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) is reimagining its former Smart Space as a new community area called _____ space, or “blank space.” The museum, which is operated by the nonprofit Scottsdale Arts, opened the Smart Space behind the museum store, Shop@SMoCA, in 2014 as an educational area, offering hands-on activities and additional information about … [More]
2023 Historic Hotels Awards Nominee Finalists Announced, Event to Take Place in Litchfield Park
Historic Hotels of America® is pleased to announce the nominee finalists for the 2023 Historic Hotels of America® Awards of Excellence. The Historic Hotels Awards of Excellence recognize and celebrate the world’s finest historic hotels and hoteliers, through categories of excellence such as Historic Hotels of America Best Historic Resort, Historic Hotels of America … [More]
Scottsdale Arts Expands American Roots Concerts with New Outdoor Venues
Scottsdale Arts has built a reputation for bringing the best American roots performers to Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, and those efforts are now expanding with the addition of the new East Bowl amphitheater at Scottsdale Civic Center. “Kicking off … [More]
How to Make Any Corporate Event Stand Out
Make a single event singular
Corporate events are common in the U.S., often making it difficult for a single event to stand out and be remembered. In fact, more than a million corporate events happen each year in the United States. This results in many planning choices, like food and décor, feeling mundane and overused. However, this can be avoided with the use of event planners and their ability to … [More]
Read The Tape
Follow Bennett’s journey of self-discovery as he listens to Mike’s podcast and applies the lessons learned to his own life. While feeling lost without direction and having a hard time finding success, Bennett “finds his inner genius,” a “Mikeism” he learns during one of the podcasts. Armed with these “Mikeisms,” along with newfound knowledge and fresh ambition, Bennett starts … [More]
2024 Range Rover Sport SV Edition One
Peak performance is delivered in uncompromised comfort. The 6D Dynamics air suspension system is designed to reduce both pitch and roll. This state-of-the-art technology for an SUV combines with the Range Rover Sport SV Edition One’s sophisticated chassis to unlock its full dynamic potential. The specially tuned 626-hp Twin-Turbocharged 4.4-liter V8 engine makes not only the … [More]
Fire Protection and Safety for Today’s Businesses
In today’s business work, investing in protection systems as well as providing hands-on-training program to educate people about the safety equipment, identifying common fire hazards and devising safe evacuation routes are invaluable in protecting a business and its most important asset — its people. Fire protection devices and systems are essential to keeping buildings … [More]
Rosso Italian Imports Italy to Downtown Phoenix
Rosso Italian, surrounded by high-rises and just steps away from the Footprint Center, brings a contemporary take on premium Italian cuisine to the downtown Phoenix foodie scene. Launched earlier this year, Rosso Italian is the latest creation from the restaurant group behind POMO Pizzeria. The restaurant opens its doors at 11 a.m. and immediately welcomes a flock of … [More]
Silent Witness: Safer Communities, Safer Workplaces
Combatting vandalism and so much more
Silent Witness has been successfully solving crimes throughout the Valley since 1979. In addition to helping solve heinous felonies like murder, robberies and hit-and-runs, Silent Witness regularly assists in preventing and solving crimes that affect Arizona businesses through its corporate partnership program. One recent example of this is Silent Witness teaming up with … [More]
When Escaping the Arizona Summer, Stay Cool with These Labor Day Travel Tips
Each year, as Labor Day approaches, many Arizonans celebrate the holiday with a timely trip away from the triple digits. If you are looking to escape over the Labor Day weekend to a cooler destination, we are offering some valuable tips. It is very important for passengers to plan ahead before they travel through Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Remember to check … [More]
Grand Canyon University Expecting Record Enrollment
Grand Canyon University is expecting another record-breaking class of new students in 2023-24 despite the continued downward trajectory of college enrollments across the country. GCU is projecting a more than 14% increase in new students from last year, including a class of more than 11,000 incoming traditional-age (21 and under) students attending both the Phoenix campus … [More]
Dining Where the Table Doesn’t Sit Still: The Compass Room Atop the Hyatt Regency Phoenix
Phoenix wasn’t the first city to offer a meal on a wheel turning atop a building, but that didn’t make the experience any less exciting in 1976. The Compass Room capped the newly constructed 26-story Hyatt Regency Phoenix at Second and Adams streets, across from the Phoenix Civic Plaza. The restaurant offered entertainment every night, namely a stunning 360-degree view of the … [More]
The BlakTinx Dance Festival This Weekend
The BlakTinx Dance Festival is a dance festival celebrating and highlighting the work of Black and Latinx Dance makers in Phoenix, Arizona. This year’s festival will feature 8 Arizona choreographers: Shayla Eshelman, Renee Davis, L. Alexander Patrick-Rolando, Candy Jimenez & Angelica Salazar, Carla León & David Olarte, THE PACHANGA COLLECTIVE, Ali Adelis and Juls Toledo … [More]
Scottsdale Arts Learning & Innovation’s ‘Coming to Terms’ Exhibit
Scottsdale Arts Learning & Innovation will exhibit “Coming to Terms” from now through April 29, 2024, and invite audiences to ask themselves how artwork makes them think and feel. The exhibition will remain on display through April 29, 2024, in the Center Space gallery at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, 7380 E. 2nd Street, Scottsdale. The … [More]
Fall 2023 Concert Series Brings 50 Artists to MIM
Tickets on sale soon! Preview lineup at MIM.org MIM’s Fall 2023 Concert Series goes on sale to the public on Thursday, August 3 at 10:00 a.m. This season’s highlights include jazz vocalist Lizz Wright in September; acclaimed string ensemble the Dover Quartet, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Patty Griffin, and compelling Americana singer-songwriter Allison Russell in October; … [More]
Art Gallery Opening Reception at Herberger Theater, Saguaro Exhibit Debuts
Saguaro Exhibit An exhibit featuring the work of 30 Arizona artists. Showcasing artists interpretation of the Saguaro. Curators – Connie & AO Tucker Main Gallery Exhibit open Monday through Friday 12:00PM to 4:30PM and during performances. Enter through the Box Office. To purchase artwork, please contact Laurene Austin by email or (602) 254-7399 x105. 30% … [More]
