It made us smile every time we passed it. “Super Barrio Bros.,” a mural by late Phoenix artist Angel Diaz, occupied three sides of the building located at…
Read more The ‘Super Mario Bros.’-themed mural in central Phoenix is goneCrowds gathered on a hot Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Oct. 14 at Arizona Center in the heart of downtown Phoenix while the sun beamed down on the festivities. While…
Read more Indigenous Peoples’ Day festival celebrated arts and cultureIf you’re looking for free fun next month, you’re in luck. Thanks to a partnership with Fry’s Food Stores, Arizona Science Center will offer a free admission weekend…
Read more Arizona Science Center, Fry’s team up for free admission weekendJesse Knox, bar manager at Huarachis Taqueria, may not have known exactly what career path to pursue in his younger years, but he certainly knew what he didn’t…
Read more Who’s the mastermind behind Huarachis’ exceptional cocktails? Meet Jesse KnoxFor farmers markets around the country, the warmer spring weather means the start of a new selling season. But here in metro Phoenix, the tables are turned… Melissa…
Read more Farmers market schedule updates and essential finds for springThe three-day March Madness Music Festival drew big-name artists and thousands of fans to Margaret T. Hance Park in downtown Phoenix. On April 5, the lineup included former…
Read more Zedd got bodies moving during March Madness Music Festival in PhoenixIt was an unusually busy Friday night in downtown Phoenix last week during NCAA Men’s Final Four activities. As visitors and residents alike headed to the Fan Fest…
Read more Roosevelt Row was bustling during April’s First Friday artwalkIf you’re planning on being downtown for First Friday tonight, be prepared for heavier-than-normal car and foot traffic. The NCAA March Madness Music Festival and the Fan Fest…
Read more Your guide to April’s First Friday artwalk in downtown PhoenixIf you live anywhere near downtown Phoenix, chances are you’ve spent a night at The Pemberton, cocktail in one hand, taco in the other. The place offers a…
Read more ‘Horribly managed’: Tenants at The Pemberton speak out about problemsAfter three years of rotating food trucks, funky art displays and a dance floor to take it all in while sipping one down, The Pemberton is closing its…
Read more The Pemberton in downtown Phoenix is set to close. Here’s what we knowOutside the Maricopa County tabulation center last weekend, a few dozen outraged Arizonans paced single file along the sidewalk waving KARI LAKE flags. Through megaphones, some of them…
Read more How Election Denial LostPHOENIX, Ariz.—The Watchers tend to show up at sundown—or so I’d heard. And yesterday evening, I went looking for them. Around 7 p.m., at a ballot drop-off site…
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