‘Power of Poison’ delves into fact and fiction of deadly substances
There are only two weeks left to see Arizona Science Center’s thrilling look at the fascinating history of toxins.
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‘Star Wars’ burlesque show ‘The Empire Strips Back’ heads to Phoenix
Alluring stormtroopers, a scantily clad Boba Fett … is your lightsaber starting to tingle?
In a time of intolerance, Phoenix Gay Flag Football League offers refuge
The Phoenix Gay Flag Football League isn’t just a sports league – it’s a safe haven.
‘Beat the Clock’ movie challenge honors speedy Phoenix filmmakers
Could you make a movie in 48 hours? More than 40 teams did just that for the annual cinematic competition.
Harkins Theatres Secret Cinema to show $5 mystery film on Aug. 11
Take a chance: On Aug. 11, Harkins Theatres around Phoenix will show a secret upcoming film for just $5.
Get your dopamine fix at CatVideoFest in Phoenix
Are cute cat videos the only way you’re making it through 2025? Boy, have we got an event for you.
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This Scottsdale tourist attraction and museum is closing on Sunday
Believe it or not.
Big Freedia, Todrick Hall will headline Phoenix Pride in October
The 44th iteration of Arizona’s largest LGBTQ celebration is taking a defiant stance – and bringing a bonanza of dance music.
Voting now open for New Times’ Best of Phoenix® Readers’ Poll 2025
It’s time for you to determine the Valley’s best in local dining, shopping, recreation and more.
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Mark Eshelman’s photo retrospective in Tempe captures time and place
“It’s all important stuff to me. I thought others would appreciate it, too.”
Brittney Griner’s Phoenix Mercury legacy lives on through shoe drive
The former Phoenix center returned to the Valley with the Atlanta Dream and continued her charitable tradition.
2 meteor showers peak over Arizona tonight: When to watch
Here’s when and where to see the Alpha Capricornids and Southern Delta Aquariids this evening.
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Jingle at JW Christmas experience returns to Phoenix resort for 2025
JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa is bringing back its Christmas experience for 2025, and it’ll cost less to enjoy.
Phoenix groups host trans-inclusive pool parties for safety
“The idea is we can just feel comfortable swimming. When we’re with each other, we don’t have to worry.”
Phoenix could host all-electric Formula E racing competition in 2027
The sustainability-minded championship series is eyeing Phoenix as a spot for future races.
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Phoenix vintage shop hosts ‘Open Doom Crescendo’ film screening
Terry Chiu’s “ghetto cosplay convention battle royale free for all” is getting a one-night-only screening on July 29.
Is former Arizona Cardinal Larry Fitzgerald a first-ballot Hall of Famer?
The wide receiver will have his first chance at Hall of Fame induction in 2026. Will he make it on his first try?
Italian artworks head to Phoenix Art Museum next month
“Florentine Baroque: The Haukohl Collection” features 17th- and 18th-century works that are rarely seen outside of Italy.
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Phoenix LGBTQ+ film festival canceled due to Trump’s anti-DEI policies
The Desperado Film Festival ran for 16 years at Paradise Valley Community College. Now, it’s being shut down.
Comedians bring their dysfunctional friendship to Phoenix
Aaron Branch and Herman Brice, stars of YouTube comedy series “The Kevin Langue Show,” will perform on Sunday.
Northern Arizona wildfires hurt tourism economy of Grand Canyon area
Small businesses that cater to visitors are now facing months of little to no revenue.
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5 Phoenix destinations make list of best resorts in Arizona
Travel + Leisure readers voted on the best places to stay in the Grand Canyon State, and here are the winners.