Dia de los Muertos Events and Other Upcoming Phoenix Art Happenings
Temperatures are dropping, but the Phoenix arts scene is heating back up.
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All Over Metro Phoenix, Art Functions as Political Dissent
RBG tributes, Trump teardowns: a look at metro Phoenix murals, exhibits, and art happenings with a political twist.
‘Cosmic Ray,’ Writer of Arizona Biking and Hiking Guides, Dies at 74
He helped us explore our great outdoors.
Eye Lounge: An Oral History of the Phoenix Artist Collective’s First 20 Years
Members past and present reflect on the integral role Eye Lounge has played in the local arts scene.
Under the Sun: A Would-Be Census Worker Finds Herself Shilling for Trump
Sherry Maxwell wasn’t happy about the bait-and-switch job description.
Author Tom Zoellner Talks Patriotism, Politics, and The National Road
“We are all deeply patriotic, but we express it in different ways.”
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A National Book Award Finalist, Hologram Talks, and Other Metro Phoenix Art News
Plus: local art on Arizona Lottery scratcher tickets and a new book on the history of Phoenix College.
Your Guide to Mad Monster Party Arizona 2020: Guests, Safety, and More
Here’s one convention that didn’t get nixed by the pandemic.
Phoenix Marks a Major Anniversary This Year — But Will We Celebrate It?
Our city became a townsite 150 years ago this month.
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Best of Phoenix 2020: Eight Local Stores We Love
Support local businesses by buying yourself some cool stuff.
There’s a New Anti-Trump Billboard Inspired By They Live in Phoenix
And it’s just as subversive as the film.
Game Bar Endgame (Finally) Reopens in Mesa
Owner Ryan Scott has hit the start button on his new, enormous space.
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‘Go Angels?’ An Alumnus Wants to Exorcise the Devil From ASU
Would students behave better if their mascot was an angel?
What Will the Next Few Months Look Like at Phoenix Performance Spaces?
“We’re creating new opportunities that wouldn’t have occurred without the pandemic.”
Seven Ways to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Metro Phoenix
Events to hit up between now and October 15.
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Best of Phoenix 2020: Beyond the Grave at Papago Park’s Pyramid Tomb
Here’s the story behind one of Phoenix’s strangest landmarks.
Best of Phoenix 2020: A Longtime Arizona UFO Hunter Still Has His Eyes on the Skies
“These spacecrafts are real interested in this part of the desert, for some reason.”
Best of Phoenix 2020: Believing in Magic at Zombi World Market
People are turning to Santeria priestess Genevieve El-Masri for much more than merchandise these days.
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Best of Phoenix 2020: An Arizona Healer at Home in the Mystic
Growing up, Patricia Federico didn’t realize that not everyone saw spirits.
Auto Hunter Roger Falcione Will Make Your Collector’s Dreams Come True
Looking for a vintage Camaro? Someone on his website might be selling one.
Acclaimed Chinese Film Our Time Machine Is Sad Because It’s True
I deal with Alzheimer’s every day. I thought I wouldn’t enjoy a film about it. I was wrong.
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Daniel Ben-Horin Returns to Phoenix in His Debut Novel
Substantial Justice is the story of a man who tries to solve the murder of a pot dealer.