The best desert wildflower hikes in metro Phoenix
Here are 10 hikes in all skill levels where you can see the beautiful wildflowers of the Arizona desert.
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Downtown Phoenix street to be renamed for Wallace and Ladmo
Even better, Ladmo Bags will be given away at the public ceremony later this year.
Indoor simulators take Arizona’s golf scene from fairways to screens
Phoenix is known for its many golf courses, but the new trend is playing the game at indoor lounges.
IGNiGHT brings Burning Man culture to Tempe for one night only
Ever been interested in knowing what Burning Man is all about? IGNiGHT’s got you covered.
Hop on over to Pedal Haus Brewery’s first Rabbit Ride in Tempe
Ever wanted to dress up like a bunny and ride around Tempe? Here’s your chance.
This weekend’s Bizarre Bazaar in Phoenix is the place to get kinky
The annual event, hosted by Arizona Power Exchange, offers a day full of adult shopping, education and self-expression.
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The badass cars and cool chicks of AZ Rockabilly Bash
The annual event at Lake Pleasant brings together retro vehicles and pinup style.
Cary Elwes comes to Mesa to talk about ‘The Princess Bride’
Your favorite swashbuckling heartthrob will share stories about the classic film during an Oct. 11 screening.
Phoenix Theatre Company drops 2025-26 lineup with ‘Ever After,’ ‘Hairspray’
It includes Tony Award winners, new works and a few classics.
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25 photos from Phoenix’s annual Oak Street Alley Mural Festival
The beloved event that blends live painting, music and vendors brightened up the unique stretch of road in central Phoenix.
Mesa ranked one of the 10 least lonely cities in the U.S.
Fittingly, the city’s motto is “Better Together.”
Scottsdale named the eighth happiest city in U.S. Here’s why
And it’s not just because the “West’s Most Western Town” is one of the wealthiest parts of the Valley.
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Oddities & Curiosities Expo creeps into Phoenix this weekend
Lovers of all things weird, spooky and dark will have a field day this weekend at the Phoenix Convention Center.
Arizona camps for Japanese Americans relied on Trump deportation law
The 1798 law President Trump dusted off to deport Venezuelan gang members was also used to justify WWII-era internment camps.
Your guide to AZ Rockabilly Bash 2025 in Phoenix: Car show, lineup and more
Everything to know about the two-day custom culture and rockabilly festival at Lake Pleasant on March 21 and 22.
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LPGA Ford Championship heads to Gila River Indian Community golf course
Some of the world’s top golfers will compete and connect with the community in the Valley next weekend.
Anime Arizona returns to Phoenix this weekend. How to get tickets
The three-day event will feature Christopher Sabat and Sean Schemmel from “Dragon Ball Z” and other voice actors.
Ballet Arizona announces classics and new shows for 2025-26 season
The local dance company has unveiled the next season’s lineup, including a creative take on “Alice in Wonderland.”
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Phoenix tattoo artist Paulski blends traditional methods, modern designs
“The tattoos I do get to go on adventures. They get sunburned. They travel overseas. The tattoo gets to see all of that.”
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race Werq the World Tour’ coming to Phoenix this fall
Bring all your charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent to Arizona Financial Theatre on Oct. 6.
Nice day for a wild wedding: Brides of March 2025 bar crawl invades Phoenix
Brides of every gender wore wedding dresses and hit up downtown Phoenix bars.
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No green beer, ever: St. Patrick’s Day isn’t an excuse to dye a Coors
“If green is what the world wants to use to celebrate the Irish, let’s go with it. … Green is fine. But not in our beer.”