The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Phoenix This Week
Shop for holiday ornaments, hear some live music, watch some alternative theater — it’s all good.
Shop for holiday ornaments, hear some live music, watch some alternative theater — it’s all good.
The good news is that you now have until 2022 to train for the race.
Several show dates at ASU Gammage have been postponed, too.
A classic piece of local art will be gone by spring.
Don’t buy your loved ones an Amazon gift card. Get them something cool from a local maker.
She says COVID is a Democrat conspiracy, and the current president isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.
FilmBar’s Purple Rain screening at the Orpheum Theatre was just one of the events scrapped on short notice.
Stuff to do for people who like Christmas lights, food, or Frida Kahlo.
Our Best of Phoenix pick for the top art museum in town is reopening soon.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show turned 45 this year, and it’s time to celebrate.
The late, great Jeopardy! host was actually a pretty hilarious guy.
It’s game over for the central Phoenix geek hangout.
Canal Convergence, a Purple Rain screening, and much more.
OXDX’s bold, hip designs criticize colonialism and promote Indigenous culture.
The popular annual event will include light installations, augmented-reality art, and live performances.
Including a documentary about the two women who (maybe) killed a member of the North Korean royal family.
When a Tempe couple’s wall was defaced, the community rallied around them.
Take a break from worrying about the fate of the country with one of these activities.
These books will get you good and scared — and none of them are by Stephen King.
Bill Tolmachoff and his family have run the west Valley haunted attraction for more than 20 years.
Also: reduced museum admission costs, Dia de Los Muertos events, and much more.