Dress for Success Phoenix, a nonprofit that has provided suiting and career services to Valley women in need for nearly a decade, will open its doors to the public for […]
Record producer and American Idol judge Randy Jackson has signed on as the Mesa Music Festival’s keynote speaker. Jackson plays bass guitar and was a musician for Journey, Kenny G, […]
Black Theatre Troupe opens its 2017/18 season with a production of the Tony-nominated musical, “Caroline, or Change.” Written by Tony Kushner with music by Jeanine Tesori, “Caroline, or Change” is […]
Arizona-based playwright and theater producer James Garcia will dedicate this weekend’s performances of “1070 (We Were Strangers Once, Too)” to the memory of Heather Heyer, the young civil rights activist […]
By Jamie Killin While the education system continues to barrel toward a STEM future, science, technology, engineering and math that is, many educators are calling for a full STEAM ahead […]
Arizona Heritage Center at Papago Park will host a Fall Conversation Series featuring talks by artists and experts — kicking off on Thursday, September 21 with author of “Mexicans in Phoenix,” Frank […]
The 27th season of Arizona Musicfest will feature 35 performances throughout Fall Fest, taking place November 3 through 17, and the Winter Festival, which will take place from January 26 […]
By Mike Saucier When Todd Rundgren comes to Phoenix on tour he relies on his drummer to show him around. Prairie Prince, who has worked with Rundgren for years, grew […]
Welcome to our Fall Arts & Culture preview! In this special edition we dedicate most of the magazine’s space to the one thing that serves as a steady reminder of […]
If you can’t wait to see terrific exhibits before the start of fall, the Chandler Museum is hosting “Un-American: Japanese Internment in Our Backyard” until September 2. After the attack […]