Best of Phoenix 2020: Believing in Magic at Zombi World Market
People are turning to Santeria priestess Genevieve El-Masri for much more than merchandise these days.
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Best of Phoenix 2020: An Arizona Healer at Home in the Mystic
Growing up, Patricia Federico didn’t realize that not everyone saw spirits.
Auto Hunter Roger Falcione Will Make Your Collector’s Dreams Come True
Looking for a vintage Camaro? Someone on his website might be selling one.
Acclaimed Chinese Film Our Time Machine Is Sad Because It’s True
I deal with Alzheimer’s every day. I thought I wouldn’t enjoy a film about it. I was wrong.
Daniel Ben-Horin Returns to Phoenix in His Debut Novel
Substantial Justice is the story of a man who tries to solve the murder of a pot dealer.
Artists Make a Trump Death Clock — and More Metro Phoenix Arts News
Signs that cultural life is returning to the Valley.
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The ASU Piper Center’s Queer Poetry Salon Promotes Unity in a Time of Isolation
Three renowed writers show us how there’s not one right way to be a poet.
Haunted Houses in Metro Phoenix Will Operate With COVID-19 Rules This Year
They’ll serve up scares while playing it safe.
ASU Gammage Has Announced Its New Dates for Hamilton
Don’t throw away your shot (to get tickets).
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The Hive Has a New Owner — And She’s Got Big Plans
She’s nixing the gallery and changing out the murals.
How to Spot the International Space Station Over Arizona This Week
And you can do it from your back yard, too.
Phoenix Terminates Fortoul Brothers Public Art Contract for Sky Harbor Airport
The news follows sexual abuse allegations leveled against artist Isaac Fortoul.
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Hey, Phoenix! Check Out This Art News — From Exhibits to Art Classes
Including new exhibits, art classes, performances, and more.
City of Phoenix Rejects Black Lives Matter Street Mural Proposal — Without Public Discussion
It happened during a meeting that was closed to the public.
Author Heather Cabot Thinks the Mainstreaming of Cannabis Culture Is Upon Us
And Arizona’s medical marijuana industry is featured prominently.
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Bob Graham and the Mystery of the Long-Lost Phoenix Trolley Car
Where had Streetcar 509 been hiding all these years?
Local Clothing Label Soft Brand Tells Us That It’s Okay to Cry
And its 21-year-old founder has big plans for the company’s future.
Nine Metro Phoenix Art Exhibits Happening in September
There’s a lot of art this see this month.
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Phoenix Indigenous Painter Thomas ‘Breeze’ Marcus Talks Native Art Today
He’s doing a virtual presentation of his work, which addresses border and Native issues.
City Shifts Black Lives Matter Mural Discussion — And More Metro Phoenix Art News
Including the new date of the Chandler Ostrich Festival.
Arizona Theatre Company’s Chanel Bragg Is More Than Just a Person of Color
The Arizona native is helping ATC adapt during the pandemic.
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How Stacey Gordon Is Turning a Vintage Ice Cream Truck Into a Puppet Show on Wheels
She’s making plans to bring puppets to the people.