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New Phoenix billboard compares ICE to the Ku Klux Klan
“We Stand for Law and Order” by California artist Karen Fiorito complements her previous “Swamp King” Trump-themed piece.
Damon Wayans Jr. says stand-up is the ‘gift that keeps on giving’
The multifaceted comedian and actor, who hails from a family of hilarious folks, will do four shows at downtown’s Stand Up Live.
Artist Antoinette Cauley discusses how Phoenix inspires her work
“The city is so deeply ingrained in my heart and soul.”
Bestselling author Mel Robbins is bringing her Let Them Tour 2026 to Phoenix
It’s a night of humor, sharing and science-backed tools to help you make positive life changes.
Harkins Theatres to show Wrestlepalooza on big screen this weekend
The WWE’s new pay-per-view event is happening on Saturday. Here’s how to see it on the big screen.
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Ballet Arizona free outdoor dance performances return this week
“Ballet Under the Stars” will again light up Valley parks with dance magic, and all you need to bring is a lawn chair.
Your guide to Gathering of the Ghouls in Phoenix: Tickets, guests and more
The two-day horror fan event haunts Rawhide Event Center in Chandler with celebrity guests, cosplay and photo ops.
Chelsea Handler comedy tour to stop in Mesa this spring
The bestselling author and TV host will bring her High and Mighty Tour to Mesa Arts Center in April.
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New exhibition at ASU Art Museum explores complexities of migration
ASU Art Museum’s “Tierras Reimaginadas” reframes migration through art, poetry and performance.
Werk of art: The fearless reign of ‘Drag Race’ champion Sasha Colby
The trans drag star wants to raise “the collective vibration” when her Stripped II tour hits Phoenix next week.
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts 2025-26 show lineup
Rita Rudner, Lea Salonga and Fran Lebowitz are some of the names coming to Scottsdale for SCFPA’s 50th anniversary season.
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Tunnel fits: Phoenix Mercury, WNBA at intersection of sports, fashion
As pregame dress codes have loosened, WNBA players are finding that fans care lots about their off-the-court style.
Drag, camp and a $1,000 prize: Why Rising Star is a Melrose sensation
The Rising Star Talent Competition, a mainstay of Stacy’s @ Melrose, owes its magic to Valley drag legend Mia Inez Adams
Sketch Club Cafe draws Phoenix artists together at creative gatherings
Good artist? Less-good artist? Whatever your skill level, age or stage in life, Sketch Club Cafe wants you.
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How community makes Tempe 9/11 event happen every year
The Tempe Healing Field, featuring one flag for everyone who died on Sept. 11, 2001, is a true community effort.
Where to celebrate Mexican independence in Phoenix for free
Celebrate Mexican Independence Day and Hispanic Heritage Month with festivals, music and food this September.
Artists contemplate life on Mars in Scottsdale museum exhibition
Starscapes and piles of volcanic rock dot the gallery at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.
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Scottsdale Fashion Week announces 2025 event lineup
Six days of high-style activities both on and off the catwalk are planned. Here’s the full rundown.
How Tempe’s Rainbow Bliss Botanicals rewrites the rules of wellness
At Rainbow Bliss, it’s a no to Western medicine and a yes to better living through herbs.
A Cave Creek store has installed an epic Transformer statue
The nearly 15-foot-tall Autobot debuted last month to keep watch over the Cave Creek business. Here’s where to see it.
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Phoenix artist’s quilts document the anxieties of our time
See fires and floods in fiber form in Wendy Raisanen’s new “WTF?!” show, which opens tonight on Grand Avenue.