Fortoul Brother Accused of Sexual Misconduct by Multiple Phoenix Women
One of the city’s most prominent artists faces allegations of sexual misconduct dating back years.
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Arizona’s New Budget Leaves Out $2 Million in Arts Funding
Advocates are still hoping they can make it happen.
35 Must-See Murals in Metro Phoenix
Featuring El Mac, Lucinda Hinojos, the Fortoul Brothers, and more.
Mad Monster Party Arizona 2020 Rescheduled for October
There’s also a chance it might not happen at all.
Four Drive-In Events in Metro Phoenix That Don’t Involve Movies
Have fun without leaving your car.
Hauling Stuff in the Age of Coronavirus
“People buy a lot of ugly furniture.”
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Former Arizona Opera Artistic Director Joel Revzen Has Died
Joel Revzen led 31 productions while at Arizona Opera.
Here’s What Galleries Are Planning (or Not) for June First Friday in Phoenix
Here’s what we know so far.
Why Supporters Are Working to Save Palabras Bilingual Bookstore
Community members hope to see the Phoenix creative space survive and thrive in the age of COVID-19.
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The 20 Best Costumes We Saw at Phoenix Fan Fusion 2019
Meet the people who are behind the finest cosplays.
Nine Things to Watch for Free on Kanopy That Aren’t on Amazon Prime, Hulu, or Netflix
Including an early Taika Waititi film, a documentary about cats, and the inspiration behind Ryan Murphy’s Hollywood.
Here’s How to See Comet SWAN Over Arizona
Spoiler: It’s going to take some hunting and a good pair of binoculars.
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Phoenix Approves $2.6 Million in COVID-19 Relief for Artists and Art Organizations
The money will help artists and arts organizations affected by COVID-19.
How Tempe Artist Kristin Bauer’s Text Art Is Uplifting the Community
Her messages can be seen in local windows.
Phoenix New Times Is Looking for Arts and Culture Writers
Show us what you’ve got.
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Lemoncade in Glendale Has Closed
The plug’s been pulled on the colorful west Valley arcade and cultural hub.
Bard Times: How Irwin Appel Is Doing Shakespeare Virtually
Southwest Shakespeare Company is bringing the Bard to the web.
Meet the British Transplant Behind the Desert Diaries Podcast
How a former BBC broadcaster is finding her way in Arizona.
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How Will Phoenix Support Struggling Artists Amid the COVID-19 Crisis?
Artists, creative businesses, and arts organizations are taking a significant financial hit.
Golfland Sunsplash’s Water Slides Reopen Friday. Here Are the Details.
Just don’t expect to take a dip in the wave pool.
Art’s a Gas for Neon Virtuoso Brett Berres
He shines a light on a forgotten medium.
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How to See the Last Supermoon of the Year Over Arizona Tonight
The good news is you’ll have two chances to see it.