‘Nooners’ and Wine at Metro Phoenix’s Legendary Sandwich Deli
Because “nooners” never go out of style.
Year: 2018
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5 Free Things to Do in Phoenix This Week
Yes, it’s free.
The 12 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Week
Get plans, y’all.
ASU Art Museum Project Space Will Close in Downtown Phoenix
Here’s what we know so far.
Phil Lesh and the Terrapin Family Band Jammed Through Two Sets at Pot of Gold
With two sets, the band delved into the Dead’s catalog.
Lorde Turned Gila River Arena Into a Dance Party
Lorde and her oddball group of openers turned on the “Green Light.”
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Five of the Weirdest Entries Suggested for ADOT’s Road Sign Contest
People had some odd ideas when given the opportunity to write a highway sign message for a captive audience of commuters.
Breakfast Beat: A Mexican Hole-in-the-Wall in Phoenix With a Hearty Menu
Score eggs, chips, salsa, taquitos, and coffee for $4.
Lucy Dacus on the Art of Songwriting While Walking
“Like playing pretend… I just never saw any reason why I should give up that hobby.”
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5 Dope Breakfast Spots in Metro Phoenix
Need fresh spots for eggs and coffee?
A Lara Croft This Good Deserves a Higher Class of Tomb to Raid
Uthaug’s film, like the recent reboot of the video-game series, gives us a grittier Lara Croft.
A Classic Old Town Scottsdale Restaurant and Bar With Martinis and Modern Art
This restaurant is as famous for its elaborate, ephemeral art installations as it is for its ultra-stiff martinis.
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Why Aidan Smith Builds His Own MIDI Bass Pedals
Talking gear in this week’s Pound for the Sound.
Only a Third of Arizonans Own Guns but Will Students’ Voices on Safety Be Heard?
“The evidence and support for such legislation clearly exists; now it is simply a matter of passing the appropriate policy to protect all Arizonans.”
Inside Adriene Jenik’s Art Studio
We talk with the artist about her work and the best advice she’s ever received.
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The Betrayal of Dana Scully: The X-Files Has Been Terrible to Its Lead for a Generation
It’s worth reconsidering The X-Files’ feminism today, especially when so much of the series’ fan goodwill is based on the quietly political leaps it made in the last century.
Seventh Street Has a New Italian Restaurant With Pizza and Fresh Pasta
Homemade ravioli and gnocchi? Yep.
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You Can Join Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra’s Political Party
(It’s at The Van Buren.)
Doug Ducey Announces ‘School Safety’ Proposals; No Mention of Gun Control
During his time in office, Ducey has consistently supported legislation from the pro-gun state legislature.
Abortion Reporting Bill Removes Questions, Keeps Hassles as It Advances in Arizona House
“Even with this proposed amendment, the bill will require doctors to do additional reporting for no legitimate health or safety reason.”
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The Lost Lake Festival Will Return to Phoenix in 2018
Here’s everything we know so far.