With gas prices at a premium, there is no time like the present for Valley drivers to consider the switch to an electric vehicle (EV). Media are invited to meet with SRP EV experts and EV drivers on April 2 at the ASU Tempe campus or April 3 at the ASU Polytechnic campus where community members will be talking one-on-one with EV owners, learning about their experiences owning … [More]
The ARTrageous Gala Coming Up, Get Tickets
In order to enhance the luminous experience for guests as they walk the red carpet, Scottsdale Arts' annual The ARTrageous Gala on April 2, 2022, will now begin at 7 p.m. The event's start time was previously announced as 6 p.m. Also recently announced, saguaro artworks from the ongoing “The Cactus Collective” exhibition at Scottsdale Fashion Square will be available to … [More]
Celebrate the Women’s Right to Vote and Women’s HERstory Month with Art Exhibit
In Celebration of Women, an art exhibition to celebrate the Women's Right to Vote and Women's HERstory Month, opens at the Arizona Capitol Museum at 1700 W. Washington Street Phoenix on March 24 and runs through April 28, 2022. What: In Celebration of Women Art Exhibition When: March 24, 2022 - April 28, 2022 Where: Arizona Capitol Museum, 1700 W. Washington Street, Phoenix, … [More]
D-Backs Announce Spring Training Broadcast Schedule
The Arizona Diamondbacks’ Spring Training broadcast schedule features 9 telecasts on Bally Sports Arizona with Steve Berthiaume & Bob Brenly on the call for 4 games and 5 games from Bally Sports partners, 11 radio games between 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station and ESPN 620 AM featuring Greg Schulte & Tom Candiotti, and 3 webcasts on dbacks.com with Chris Garagiola & … [More]
Hiking: Popular Phoenix Trails to Close during Extremely Hot Days
This summer, three popular City of Phoenix hiking trails will close during extremely hot days. On days when the National Weather Service issues an Excessive Heat Warning, Camelback Mountain's Echo and Cholla Trails and all trails associated with Piestewa Peak Trailhead in the Phoenix Mountains … [More]
Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival Presents Weekend Two for the First Time, Mar. 17 – 20
The Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival will be back for another full weekend of entertainment, attractions, vendors and more. The festivities will run from March 17-20 and will include a special St. Patrick’s Day celebration on Thursday, March 17 at Tumbleweed Park in Chandler. The Ostrich Festival is known as one of the premier family-friendly festivals in the southwest and … [More]
Sundays in Paradise at Sanctuary Camelback Mountain
Join us for live music in jade bar or Paradise Views Patio for our award-winning music series every Sunday 12pm - 4pm. Relax with afternoon cocktails, 1/2 priced bottles of wine, and live music. Don't miss a Special Performance by Tom Yankton on March 13th. A former Rascal Flatts band member, artist, musician, vocalist, songwriter, and producer, Tom Yankton has an extensive … [More]
Ostrich Festival Opens Tonight, Top Acts and Attractions Set for March 11-13 and March 17-20
GET TICKETS HERE The 32nd annual Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival announces the attractions and rides to the first-ever two-weekend festival. The event will take place two consecutive weekends, March 11-13 and March 17-20, and will include a special St. Patrick’s Day themed celebration on Thursday, March 17, at Tumbleweed Park in Chandler. Attractions to include: PAW … [More]
Sunsets and Sips Happy Hour at Taliesin West
Sunsets and Sips is our happy hour program hosted at Taliesin West. With views of the city below, we invite guests to linger and mingle with a drink on our famous Prow. Each evening will also feature a different portion of our Taliesin West campus for you to discover. All tickets come with a complimentary drink and access to these select spaces on property, with staff present … [More]
Bathtubs and Wi-Fi-Free: These Are the Top Amenities Travelers Are Searching for in 2022
Haven't planned a trip in a while? You aren't alone. Americans haven't taken a proper spring break trip in nearly three years, and in that time, the travel landscape has changed and travelers' preferences along with it. That's why Hotels.com analyzed searches on its site and mobile app from the past three years to identify the most in-demand and out of touch amenities so far in … [More]
Arizona Young Artists’ Competition Finals Saturday at Herberger Theater
Join the legacy of young artists seeking enriching educational opportunities. Through the Arizona Young Artists’ Competition, our community’s burgeoning creatives are given the opportunity to compete in the disciplines of Dance, Classical Voice, Musical Theatre Voice and Acting. This competition allows for young Arizona artists to experience the audition process and garner … [More]
26th Annual Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival Continues through Feb 27th
https://youtu.be/35cy5pPwDIA For more than a quarter of a century, the Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival (GPJFF) has celebrated Jewish culture through film, bringing an exciting lineup of films to Arizona, honoring Jewish traditions and heritage. From February 10 through February 27, 2022, the 26th Annual Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival will screen films showcasing … [More]
Arizona Heritage Center’s Newest Exhibit Explores Arizona’s Broadcast History
"On Air: Broadcasting the News in Arizona" opens February 25 at the Arizona Heritage Center in Tempe/Phoenix. Highlighting media history in the Arizona market, "On Air" not only tells the story of Arizona’s growth, but also how the state provided the backdrop for some of the nation’s leading stories and trusted faces and voices in broadcasting the news locally and eventually … [More]
The Arizona Renaissance Festival Returns for Its 34th Season through Apr. 3
he Arizona Renaissance Festival returns on February 5th for its 34th season of merrymaking. The festival held in Gold Canyon is a 16th century European style theme park with its “Village of Fairhaven” where attendees are immersed in a whimsical and historical 50 acre setting. This amazing Arizona tradition features 200 artisans, 16 stages of live entertainment, people powered … [More]
Wigwam Festival of Fine Art’s 12th Annual Weekend
Welcome to Arizona’s premier Fine Art venue ~ Located in the heart of Litchfield Park’s historic district, the legendary Wigwam Resort plays host to this extraordinary three day event, featuring nationally recognized artists, dancers, and musicians. Visitors will be greeted at the main entrance by towering palms, manicured lawns, and colorful lush gardens. The historic grounds … [More]
Heard Museum Opens ‘Southwest Silverwork 1850 to 1940’
The Heard Museum is pleased to announce its forthcoming exhibition, Southwest Silverwork, 1850-1940, opening on February 19. This original exhibition, curated by Robert Bauver, illustrates the evolution of Diné (Navajo), Pueblo, and Zuni silver jewelry spanning nearly a century from its earliest years in the middle of the 19th century, through the decades prior to World War II. … [More]
Arizona Sports Betting Market Primed for Its Super Bowl Debut
The Arizona sports betting market is locked and loaded for a historic day on Super Bowl Sunday. Several of the state’s largest mobile sports betting operators told BetArizona.com this week there should be unmatched demand for the Big Game in the Grand Canyon State. Based on previous monthly handle, Arizona sportsbooks could see between $80 million and $120 million in Super … [More]
The Greatest Show on Grass, Feb 7 to 13
The Waste Management Phoenix Open is now officially the WM Phoenix Open after title sponsor Waste Management rebrands to WM to reflect the company’s focus on continuous innovation and sustainable solutions for the company and its customers. WM’s slogan is also changing from Think Green to For Tomorrow to convey the brand promise of “always working for a sustainable … [More]
