In a city that’s booming with new developments, the historic places and spaces that are dotted throughout our streets can elicit a sense of mystery, awe and curiosity about days gone by. Downtown Phoenix may be considered a young city, but it’s also home to a number of historic buildings that add character to our streets, and give a glimpse into what life was like … [More]
Mad Hatter the Musical Premiers This Weekend
Long before Alice, there was the notorious Mad Hatter. Discover the tumultuous tale of his haunting backstory and follow his path to Wonderland, where the secrets of his transformation await in this spellbinding new musical. Audiences at the Herberger Theater Center will be the first to experience this vivid new musical production of Mad Hatter The Musical, which is on … [More]
THE MOORS at Estrella Mountain Community College Performing Arts Center
Inspired by the letters of Charlotte Brontë, this dark comedy about love, desperation, and visibility features two sisters and a dog living out their lives on the bleak English moors, until the arrival of a hapless governess and a moor-hen set them on a strange and dangerous path. Contemporary Queer playwright Jen Silverman has brilliantly crafted characters who each contend … [More]
DTPHX ‘In Bloom’ at Urban Wine Walk, Apr. 27
Hosted by Downtown Phoenix Inc., the 14th Annual Urban Wine Walk returns on Saturday, April 27, from 1-5 p.m. This year, DTPHX will be “in bloom” with floral-themed giveaways, live music, and floral photo ops throughout Downtown. Urban Wine Walk is self-guided, so feel free to begin wherever you’d like at one of the many participating bars and restaurants. Maps will be … [More]
Opens Next Week! Mad Hatter the Musical
Long before Alice, there was the notorious Mad Hatter. Discover the tumultuous tale of his haunting backstory and follow his path to Wonderland, where the secrets of his transformation await in this spellbinding new musical. Audiences at the Herberger Theater Center will be the first to experience this vivid new musical production of Mad Hatter the Musical, which is on … [More]
Scottsdale Arts Celebrates 25 Years of Visions with ‘Visions ’24’ Exhibition
Scottsdale Arts Learning & Innovation, a department of the nonprofit Scottsdale Arts, will exhibit “Visions ’24” to highlight the skills, inspirations and ideas exchanged between high school students and professional teaching artists over the course of 2023–24 Visions program. The newest exhibition opens on May 10 and will remain on display through Sept. 22 at … [More]
Arcosanti’s Two Clay Pit-Firing Weekend Workshops Begin Saturday
Arcosanti is pleased to announce two clay pit-firing weekend workshops this spring. The first workshop will take place Saturday, April 20 and Sunday, April 21. The second runs from Saturday, May 18 to Sunday, May 19. Each two-day workshop allows participants to learn an ancient form of firing pottery that uses natural materials and requires no gas or electricity. Timeline is … [More]
New Temporary Public Art Program in Scottsdale Supports Emerging Artists
After more than a decade, the temporary public art program IN FLUX has come to an end, but Scottsdale Arts is taking up the mantle to continue bringing temporary public art to the city of Scottsdale. Scottsdale Public Art, a department under the nonprofit Scottsdale Arts, has been actively involved in IN FLUX since 2010, collaborating with neighboring cities across … [More]
Spring Reopening Announced at Stargazing Resort near Grand Canyon National Park
Clear Sky Resorts announces an April 25th opening of their one-of-a-kind resort near Grand Canyon National Park. "Spring is an ideal time to visit to avoid the peak travel season of summer," explains Hal Feinberg, resort co-creator. Daytime temperatures in the spring are perfect for exploring. Clear Sky Resorts' spacious Sky Domes offer early season guests the best of both … [More]
2024 Men’s Final Four Fan Events Apr. 5 – 8
Men’s Final Four Fan Fest® Presented by Capital One Phoenix Convention Center April 5-8, 2024 Come Ready to Play! If the games weren’t exciting enough, the Men’s Final Four is bringing a weekend jam-packed with events around the Valley for residents and visitors of all ages. Sports fans, college students, families, music junkies: there is something … [More]
2024 NCAA Men’s Final Four® Blowout Events in Phoenix
Welcome to Greater Phoenix, home of the Final Four. The semifinals and championship games will be hosted at State Farm Stadium in Glendale Arizona – the home stadium of the Arizona Cardinals — on Apr. 6 and Apr. 8, 2024. With heightened anticipation, we wait for it all year — the NCAA Final Four. In 2024 all the elite hoopin’ will shake out in Phoenix, Arizona. With … [More]
What’s Happening at the Herberger Theater Center!
Educating Rita PRESENTED BY ORDER CHAOS THEATER COMPANY MARCH 22 – APRIL 7 | THE KAX STAGE Frank is a tutor of English whose disillusioned outlook on life drives him to drink and bury himself in his books. Enter Rita, a forthright 26-year-old hairdresser who is eager to learn. After weeks of cajoling, Rita slowly wins over the very hesitant Frank with her innate … [More]
Dark Sky Festival Returns to Fountain Hills Mar. 30th in Fountain Hills
Festival Runs Prior to Apr. 8th Eclipse Watching Party
The annual Fountain Hills Dark Sky Festival will take place Saturday March 30th from 4pm to 9pm at the Fountain Hills Community Center located at 13001 N La Montana Drive. The event will feature live music, food trucks, a “Star Party & Laser Tour of the Stars,” nocturnal animals, guest speakers, and more. For a list of all the activities follow this link. The Festival is … [More]
Scottsdale Arts and Koryn Woodward Wasson Flirt with the Arizona Desert in New Exhibition
Scottsdale Public Art’s newest exhibition, “Flirting with the Desert,” running April 8 through July 1, 2024, at Scottsdale Civic Center Library, features the artwork of Koryn Woodward Wasson. Arizona is known for sprawling mountains and mesas, a variety of cacti — including the famous Saguaro cactus that only grows in the Sonoran Desert — and the Grand Canyon, one of … [More]
Explore César Chávez’s Life and Activism through New Exhibit
Extending a Hand: César Chávez an Arizona Connection" exhibit opens to the public on Friday, March 29, 6-9 p.m. Do you know that there is a direct connection between César Chávez, Tempe and the state of Arizona? Find out more through Tempe History Museum’s new featured exhibit, “Extending a Hand: César Chávez an Arizona Connection.” The exhibit highlights art and … [More]
April Concerts to Celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month
Arizona’s premier jazz venue The Ravenscroft has an incredible lineup of April performances that we wanted to share with you just in time for National Jazz Appreciation Month! The Ravenscroft’s intimate concert hall showcases world-renowned and Grammy-Award winning artists throughout the year. The Scottsdale venue also features the Jazzbird, a modern lounge with an urban New … [More]
Choose Your DTPHX Adventure with Art Detour 36
In 1989, Artlink Phoenix’s Art Detour officially launched in Downtown Phoenix as a Saturday afternoon event, which has since grown to include many of Arizona’s major cities and now encompasses the full month of March. Art Detour 36 offers a self-guided tour of art and culture events, allowing patrons to explore what they want to see when they want to see … [More]
Get a Taste of New Seasonal and Easter-Time Menus from Two Valley Culinary Concepts
As the season changes, so do the flavors at COURSE and Morning Would, two culinary concepts, one singular Scottsdale restaurant! We are excited to announce the launch of Chef/Partner Cory Oppold’s spring menus alongside a special menu for an unforgettable Easter Sunday celebration. COURSE Starting March 28, savor the new five- or 10-course seasonal tasting menus … [More]
