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Town of Paradise Valley resident shares a page from Tombstone history
In order to tell a little of the story of the newspaper in the town that became known as “the town too tough to die,” I need to start with a bit of Arizona history. Tombstone itself … more
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A free socially-distanced visit with Santa from Storybook Entertainment will be held with photos for children from 1– 4 p.m. on Dec. 6 in front of the fountain on High Street in City North in Desert Ridge Santa.
Families can get free photos with Santa
Three Valley real estate industry companies are collecting money and toys for Homeward Bound, which is a nonprofit that helps struggling families experiencing homelessness. more
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FILE - In this Monday, Sept. 29, 2014, file photo, Arizona candidate for governor, Republican Doug Ducey smiles on the studio set prior to a televised debate against Democratic candidate Fred DuVal in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin, File)
Ducey's office: Governor left state for wedding anniversary
PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's office says he and his wife have left the state for a few days to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary. Ducey Chief of Staff Daniel Scarpinato said … more
A public opening, with an opportunity to meet some of the featured artists and the curator, will be from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, coinciding with the special “Canal Convergence” Scottsdale ArtWalk.
Royse Contemporary will have public opening for 'Emotions Revisited'
Royse Contemporary will present “Emotions Revisited,” an exhibition exploring feelings, expression of emotion, and knowledge through emotion translated into artwork and the creative process. more
Phoenix Theatre Co. thinks outside the box to stage shows amid COVID-19
A new community effort between two Phoenix entities is seeking to bring live theater back to the masses in the Valley of the Sun. This month, Phoenix Theatre Co. and the Central United Methodist … more
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From November to May, artist-in-residence, Carrie Curran, instructs guests using acrylic on canvas to create their own masterpiece for Mimosa & Monet art classes at Hermosa Inn, 5532 N. Palo Cristi Road in Paradise Valley.
Mimosa & Monet art classes return at Hermosa Inn
The Hermosa Inn, 5532 N. Palo Cristi Road in Paradise Valley, will offer its Mimosa & Monet art class series. more
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The Royal Palms Resort and Spa, 5200 E. Camelback Road in Phoenix, will hold its first outdoor live music and classic series from Oct. 23 to Dec. 18.
Royal Palms hosts outdoor live music, classic movie series starting on Oct. 23
The Royal Palms Resort and Spa, 5200 E. Camelback Road in Phoenix, presents its first outdoor live-music and classic- series starting on Oct. 23, running through the end of the year. more
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Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Spoke Art Gallery to host Pop Art Exhibition sequel
The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and Spoke Art Gallery recently announced the return of the “Frank Lloyd Wright: Timeless” art exhibition, but in a new, virtual format. more
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Courtesy From PBS film: Beth Ames Swartz/Reminders of Invisible Light.Beth Ames Swartz in her studio
Shemer Art Center names Beth Ames Swartz a 2020 Shemer Honors honoree
The Shemer Art Center has selected an Arizona-based mixed-media artist, Beth Ames Swartz, whose career spans nearly 60 years, as the 2020 Shemer Honors honoree. more
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There will be an option to enjoy the ride in a “carriage” for 2-6 or 7-12 guests.
Holiday Lights at Salt River Fields shines, Nov. 23-Dec. 31
Holiday Lights at Salt River Fields kicks off on Nov. 23 with a dazzling drive-through holiday light experience, debuting to celebrate the season. more
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The Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch will run from 4 to 9 p.m., Monday–Friday and from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday–Sunday on Oct. 22 through Halloween.
Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch haunts, Oct. 22-31
The Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch annual event is going above and beyond to ensure families can still have an enjoyable experience this season despite the scary “new normal.” more
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“Butter,” written by a local author, Erin Jade Lange, is set in Scottsdale and described as a whimsical, humorous look at a high-schooler named Butter who is about to make history live on the Internet, and everyone is invited to watch.
Scottsdale International Film Festival marks 20th anniversary with virtual line-up
The Scottsdale International Film Festival returns for its 20th anniversary on Friday, Nov. 6 through Tuesday, Nov. 10 as an online event showcasing 20 curated films to celebrate the milestone. more
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The man, the myth, the legend: Danny Zelisko tells all
Concert Promoter Danny Zelisko’s rise from everyday Chicago civilian to one of the most influential concert promoters in the southwest is a feat he owes to grit and tenacity. He grew up in a … more
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Star Gazing on St. Clair Beach will be among exhibitions displayed at Shemer Art Center through Oct. 29.
Shemer Art Center displays two new exhibitions through Oct. 29
Two new exhibitions featuring more than 80 works of art are on display at the Shemer Art Center through Oct. 29. more
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Broadway Jukebox performers Lacey Dixon, Peter J. Hill, Alex Gonzalez, Noel Irick, Michael Paul Wallot and Victoria Fairclough.
Broadway Jukebox returns through Oct. 10
Copperstate Productions announces the return of Broadway Jukebox, “the world’s first and only interactive Broadway musical,” revue on weekends through Oct. 10 on the Fountain Hills Theater Drive-In Theater stage. more
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The pop-up event will allow people to shop for the one-of-a-kind items that Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market is known for.
Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market opens Pop-Up store during holidays
Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market will open a pop-up location at Scottsdale Quarter, showcasing a collection of vintage, artisan-made, and other goods from local small businesses. more
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“Elemental Figures” opens with a virtual reception to the public from 6:30 to 7 p.m., on Friday, Sept. 18, broadcasted live on The Walter Art Gallery Facebook page and on display at Walter Art Gallery from Sept. 17 through Oct. 15.
Walter Art Gallery virtually debuts “Elemental Figures” exhibition
The Walter Art Gallery presents the new exhibition “Elemental Figures” featuring the work of local artists: Amanda Adkins, John Tuomisto Bell, and Abbey Messmer. more
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Scottsdale Fashion Week rescheduled amid COVID-19 pandemic precautions
Steve LeVine Entertainment & Public Relations --- in partnership with Ford Robert Black Agency and J Group Media --- has announced Scottsdale Fashion Week is postponed. Proponents of the … more
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Legendary actor Ed Asner will star in “Hunker Down,” a live online theatrical production on Sept. 22.
Ed Asner stars in new online theatrical production, ‘Hunker Down’
Scottsdale Arts Learning & Innovation, with Jewish Family & Children’s Service, will present “Hunker Down,” a live theatrical event starring Ed Asner to be broadcast online on Sept. 22. more
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Photo by Arianna Grainey
Arizona Science Center reopens with new ways to visit
The Arizona Science Center, now open to the public, has announced options for self-guide tours, guided experiences, or a combination of both while following health and safety guidelines. … more
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