SMoCA’s Closed Till February, Sedona Film Fest Rescheduled, and More Phoenix Arts News
This week’s highlights in metro Phoenix arts and culture.
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How to View Jupiter and Saturn’s Once-Every-20-Years Conjunction Over Arizona
Everything you need to know to see the celestial event.
Donald Trump Is Behind Bars in a New Billboard on Grand Avenue
But you’ve only got a short time to go check it out.
Phoenix Holiday Gift Guide: What to Get Your Social-Distancing Friends and Family
Ten ways to make hunkering down at home more enjoyable this holiday season.
Katie McFadzen on Doing Dickens Al Fresco
Her one-woman Christmas Carol has moved outside this holiday season.
Citing Issues With New Ownership, Wasted Ink Zine Distro Closes Its Hive Storefront
Owner Charissa Lucille cites changes at The Hive, an arts enclave under new management.
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The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Music, storytelling, stargazing, and more.
Palabras Bilingual Bookstore Is Moving — Plus More Metro Phoenix Arts News
What’s new in local art, film, theater, and more.
Our 10 Most-Read Arts Stories of 2020
Your favorite culture stories of the year, all in one place.
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10 Metro Phoenix Holiday Shows to Check Out This December
Including puppets, pot-smoking Dr. Seuss characters, and more.
Phoenix Is a Great Place to Pandemic-Date, Allegedly
We ain’t Cleveland, at least.
The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Outdoor cinema, theater trivia, garden tai chi, and more.
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Artlink Is Planning a 2021 Exhibition — Plus More Metro Phoenix Arts News
Fresh art news, including upcoming festivals and artist opportunities.
Fortoul Brothers Lose Valley Metro Light Rail Commission Following Sexual Misconduct Allegations
The news follows allegations of sexual assault against Isaac Fortoul.
They’re Auctioning Off a Bunch of Metrocenter Stuff This Friday
EJ’s Auction and Appraisal is holding a sale of artifacts from the legendary mall this weekend.
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The 30 Best Holiday Light Displays in Phoenix in 2020
The Valley’s finest Christmas displays offer a bright end to 2020.
Rather Be Chalking Is Making Its Mark on the Sidewalk Art Business
“It’s a weird niche — people with big dreams about giant chalkboards in their house or their business, but they can’t draw.”
Grand Avenue Cruise Nights Stir Up a Phoenix Neighborhood Controversy
“It’s become a divisive event in the neighborhood because some people like it and others don’t.”
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The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Art park openings, drawing workshops, and new exhibits — and most won’t cost you a thing.
The Mayor’s Arts Awards Are Postponed — Plus More Metro Phoenix Arts News
Eclectic bits of news to keep you current on the creative scene.
Camelback Inn Offers Fall Visitors a Taste of the Pumpkin-Spice Good Life
The venerable Scottsdale resort has lots of treats in store for guests this autumn.
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Your Guide to Safe Holiday Events in Greater Phoenix in 2020
How to rule the yule in the Valley while staying safe.