4 Free Things to Do This Week in Metro Phoenix
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Year: 2018
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The 11 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Week
The summer doldrums are finally over.
Scottsdale’s New Meatballz Inc. Is Pretty Much How You’d Imagine It
Meatballs get cheffed up.
5 Neighborhood Mexican Restaurant Gems in Metro Phoenix
Restaurants you need to taste to believe.
Too Big for Satire: Sacha Baron Cohen and Sarah Silverman Miss America
… Like that of I Love You, America, Cohen’s apparent goal of exploring America’s multitudes belies his show’s actual focus on belittling, baiting or simply giving a platform to white Americans in particular
Michelle Wolf Was Never Gonna Be Your Jon Stewart, America
At its best, the show was a canny deconstruction of contemporary late-night comedy, which has been swamped with political satire since Stewart, the former Daily Show host, turned Bush-era liberal outrage comedy into its very own TV genre
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Here’s Your Guide to September 2018 First Friday in Phoenix
Good stuff coming to Roosevelt Row, Grand Avenue, Central Corridor, and Warehouse District
Mac Miller, Due to Play Phoenix in November, Is Dead at 26
The rapper’s Swimming Tour was due to arrive in Phoenix in November.
Lauren Hillery of The Edisons Is All About Community and Collaborations
In Pound for the Sound, Phoenix New Times gets technical with local music community members about what “gear” they use to create their signature “tones” in our community. Lauren Hillery, keyboard player and background vocalist for the Edisons, is a homegrown Phoenix Arizona native and a virtuoso on the keys…
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Does Education Go Better With Kochs? The Billionaire Brothers Versus SOS Arizona
How a small group of women have succeeded in putting a state law promoted by Betsy DeVos and powerful donors on the ballot in November.
Now Open: A Compelling Outdoor Jalisco-Style Mexican Eatery
The Churchill has good Mexican food.
Baking Soda: Cannabis Drinks Grow in Popularity, Give Patients More Options
Infused drinks now make up about 1 percent of sales in the Arizona market.
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Injury Reserve Sign to Loma Vista, Announce New Album
The first rap group to make it out of Arizona are working with Jay-Z’s former A&R.
Learn More About Immigrant Detention, Mass Imprisonment at These Phoenix Events
The Humanities Action Lab is hosting free events raising awareness about America’s prison industrial complex.
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The 10 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Weekend
Go down the rabbit hole, blast into outer space, or just rock out.
4 Things You Need to Know About the Phoenix Food Scene
Huge openings. Huge closings. Plus booze.
Do You Know Food? Phoenix New Times Is Searching for a Restaurant Critic
Send us a cover letter, resume, and clips.
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Cotton & Copper Pours Thoughtful Cocktails Rooted in Arizona
Even your glass brims with local history.
Scottsdale Man Claims MCSO Used Dog to Torture Him. There’s Video.
McGough claims in his complaint that deputies “tortured him by allowing Shadow to bite him for more than three minutes.”
LVL UP Beat the Game of Indie Rock, Embark on Final Tour
There may be some tears at this show.
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Phoenix Artist Thomas “Breeze” Marcus Launches New Mural Project
Artists painted the Pemberton House in Roosevelt Row.