How A Cosplayer With Phoenix Ties Went Viral With His “Man-DeLorean” Costume
And he’s bringing it to Phoenix Fan Fusion next month.
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How to Watch the Phoenix Suns’ Playoff Games – Even If You’re a Cord-Cutter
Plus, how to hear Al McCoy’s play-by-play at the same time.
The Official Supernatural Convention Is Coming Back to Phoenix This Fall
The Winchesters are arriving in town in November.
Your Guide to the Best 420 Events and Deals in Phoenix in 2022
Where to celebrate the big day.
Big Surf Waterpark in Tempe Has Been Sold to California-Based Developers
Any hopes of the iconic Valley attraction ever reopening are drying up.
How Phoenix Company Pretty Dope Paintings Is Mixing Art and Cannabis
Puff and paint, anyone?
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ASU Gammage’s 2022-23 Season Lineup Is Packed With Audience Favorites
Highlights include Beetlejuice and Six.
Classics and World Premieres Are on Tap for Phoenix Theatre’s Upcoming Season
It’s got a little something for every theatergoer.
Six Things to Do This Weekend in Metro Phoenix
Whether you like bikes, books, or puppets, we’ve got you covered.
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You Can Preorder Discount 2022 Arizona State Fair Tickets Starting Next Week
You’ll save almost 40 percent if you take advantage of the offer.
The D-Backs Are the Cheapest Game Day Experience in Baseball, a New Study Says
You’ll pay less at Chase Field than anywhere else in baseball.
10 Nerdy Things to Do This April in Metro Phoenix
ZapCon in finally making its return. Game on!
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12 Places to Go During April First Friday in Downtown Phoenix
Your guide to what’s going on tonight.
How One Phoenix Man’s Story Became the Musical Americano! and Made It to New York
New York previews began last night for the musical that broke records in Phoenix.
Patrick Warburton Is the Latest Guest Announced for Phoenix Fan Fusion
Pull the lever, Kronk.
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Artist Brad Kahlhamer Blends New York and the Southwest in His New Scottsdale Exhibit
His vibrant work is on display at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.
The Phoenix Film Festival Returns In Person With Something for Everyone
Valley cinephiles get over a week of great movies at the Phoenix Film Festival.
Mesa’s Troy Kotsur Just Became the First Deaf Man to Win an Acting Oscar
He won for Best Supporting Actor for CODA.
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Mesa’s Día de los Muertos Celebration Just Won a National Award
The annual two-day event draws 30,000 people to the city center.
Comedian Lewis Black Is Returning to Phoenix for a Show This Fall
He’s bring the Off the Rails Tour to Celebrity Theatre.
Coen Heads: How Phoenix Played a Starring Role in Raising Arizona
You’ll have to forgive TJ Kuhn if his memories of his big-screen debut in a major motion picture are a little fuzzy. After all, he was only less than a year old at the time. In 1987, the Valley native played infant Nathan Junior in the screwball comedy crime caper…
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For ASU Professor Matt Bell, Writing Novels Are All About Revision
His new book, Refuse to Be Done, will teach you how to write.