The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Don’t know what to do this week in Phoenix? We’ve got the answer.
Don’t know what to do this week in Phoenix? We’ve got the answer.
Heads up, sports fans and concertgoers.
Quick bits of art news, including which groups just got COVID-19 relief grants.
TJ Newman’s Falling is doing big business in its first week.
The Rocking S Art Ranch will includes studios for several artists.
Sometimes nothing beats the Phoenix heat like a cool pool.
First, she had to beat out Arizona artists competing for a $15,000 prize.
The couple’s 460,000 Instagram followers aren’t included in the bargain, though.
The company’s 2021-22 season has world premieres, perennial favorites, and of course, The Nutcracker.
Keep busy this week in Phoenix with a luau, a macrame class, and much more.
Tickets go on sale this morning on the Diamondbacks’ website.
No word yet on if it’ll depict the Hall of Famer in a Cardinals uniform.
Phoenix Chorale and Arizona Masterworks Chorale have recently acquired new leadership.
David Bessent and Zachary Walter were shot downtown in 2018.
“I refuse to lay down and die when something bad happens,” he says.
Besides watching the Suns in the NBA finals, that is.
Newman received a seven-figure advance for her thriller about an airplane pilot who has to choose between his passengers and his family.
The horror fandom event returns this weekend.
What to see — and where to see it.
Including new creative spaces, pandemic pivots, exhibits, and a mural collaboration.
When you attend this interactive play in the west Valley, you play the part of Alice.
Fourth of July is this weekend, but there’s still plenty of fun to be had in Phoenix before the holiday begins.