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.
There are great indoor and outdoor options this week, including some that won’t cost you a thing.
The community rallied around her as she restored what someone had attempted to destroy.
Quick bits of metro Phoenix art news to help you keep up with the city’s creative scene.
Meet the women making key decisions about the art you’re seeing in Arizona museums.
Jeremie ‘bacpac’ Franko’s mural has an ugly new addition.
Quick bits of news about the metro Phoenix cultural scene.
Including chicken yoga, a desert plant sale, live theater, and cocktails with an astrology twist.
Including FilmBar plans for Orpheum Theatre screenings and more details about APS art plans for Roosevelt Row.
The AZ Burners are presenting a free IGNiGHT event complete with art, performance, and fire.
Valley Metro terminated its artist agreement with the Fortoul Brothers after Isaac Fortoul was accused of sexual misconduct.
Quick bits of art news, including Artlink plans for a new creative space, an immersive Van Gogh experience, and Ballet Arizona returning to Desert Botanical Garden.
A new APS substation will mean more art, and more worries about gentrification.
Explore drive-by art, up your cocktail game, or hit one of the spring training games happening this week.
A quick catch-up on what’s happening in the metro Phoenix arts scene, including new murals, exhibits, public art, and culture awards.
Gage Huntley’s beautiful and snarky accessories capture the mood of everyone living through the pandemic.
Tour a brewery, explore murals by bike, hear live music at the zoo, or watch a play with a Trump twist.
There’s a lot happening in our cultural scene right now. Here’s a quick update.
But a Meow Wolf in Phoenix in the future isn’t completely off the table.
Fun selfie backdrops around town include murals, public art, and outdoor landscapes.
Sculptor Sean French landed a spot on Assembly Required, a new television show hosted by the former stars of Home Improvement.
There are tributes to A-ha’s “Take On Me” music video, Prince, David Bowie, and more.
Up your grilling game, explore your inner science nerd, and learn to throw pottery with a glass of wine on hand.