ASU Names Its New Film School Director — And More Metro Phoenix Culture News
Quick bits of culture news, including venues getting ready to reopen in metro Phoenix.
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Tim Matykiewicz, Founder of This Weekend’s Arizona Balloon Classic, Isn’t Full of Hot Air
The annual festival is happening this weekend in Goodyear.
The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Whether you’re into vinyl records, tiny houses, or hot air balloons, we’ve got you covered.
Here’s How to See April’s Pink Supermoon Over Arizona Tonight
It’s happening just before sunset and will be a spectacular sight.
The Man Who Hangs His Political Disdain High Above Phoenix Freeways
You may have seen his anti-Trump signs on your daily commute.
Artists Plan New East Phoenix Space — And More Metro Culture News
Quick bits of culture news to help you keep up with the city’s creative side.
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As the Oscars Approach, An Arizona Author Talks Racism in Hollywood — and Beyond
We talked with Ayanna Thompson about her new book before her virtual Changing Hands appearance on April 22.
FilmBar Is Resuming Indoor Screenings at Its Roosevelt Row Brick-and-Mortar Space
Indoor screenings resume on April 21, but future plans are less clear.
The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Try yoga at your local brewery, enjoy a live concert, watch a cult film classic, or shop an artisan market.
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Phoenix Public Library Is Booking Limited In-Person Visits at Select Locations
Here’s how you can make an appointment for a 45-minute library visit at one of eight library locations.
A New Indie Video Game Lets You Fight Downtown Phoenix Gentrification
It’s your chance to save the beloved Japanese Friendship Garden.
Arizona Photographers Named 2021 Guggenheim Fellows — And More Metro Phoenix Arts News
Fresh bits of art news, including Arizona photographers named 2021 Guggenheim Fellows, plus updates on companies and venues planning live 2021/22 seasons.
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Seven Art Exhibits You Need to See in Metro Phoenix This Spring
Fresh exhibits around metro Phoenix exploring everything from fashion to lowrider culture.
Under the Sun: Passing the Time By Firing Back at Jehovah’s Witnesses — With Letters
Everyone had a COVID hobby, and Kayleigh’s was responding to letters she received from Phoenix Jehovah’s Witnesses.
The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
This week you can mix yoga and art, listen to live jazz outdoors, watch films exploring Afrocentrism, and shop with a vintage twist.
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A Drive-Thru ‘Museum’ Comes to a Tempe Parking Structure
ASU students and creative professionals collaborated on a “sensory experience” that opens on April 9.
Several Phoenix Arts Venues Are Returning to Live Indoor Performances
Indoor theater performances are coming back to metro Phoenix, plus new exhibits, calls for art, and more.
Artists El Mac and Breeze Just Painted a New Mural in Downtown Phoenix
It’s inspired by Native youth, heritage, and culture.
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Frances Owner Georganne Bryant Discusses Her Decision to Retire and Sell the Boutique
Owner Georganne Bryant is making new plans — and wondering if someone else might want to take over the popular boutique.
The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
There are great indoor and outdoor options this week, including some that won’t cost you a thing.
How Phoenix Artist Bacpac Fixed Her Vandalized George Floyd Mural
The community rallied around her as she restored what someone had attempted to destroy.
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Phoenix Culture News: Governor’s Arts Awards Winners, Calls for Art, and More
Quick bits of metro Phoenix art news to help you keep up with the city’s creative scene.