Harkins Theatres to host special 2025 movie preview event this week
On Tuesday and Thursday, for just $3, you get a small popcorn and an entertaining look at the year’s biggest releases.
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Here’s when to see the Lyrid meteor shower in Arizona this week
The annual meteor shower is set to peak on April 21 and 22.
Simon Pegg and Rainn Wilson are coming to Phoenix Fan Fusion 2025
Get your Schrute bucks and cricket bats ready.
Arizona Game and Fish climbs cliffs to monitor baby bald eagles
Game and Fish personnel check the eaglets for diseases, measure their growth and band them for tracking.
Fear Farm Halloween attraction seeks new home for 2025
After four years in Glendale, the annual scary attraction will be moving to new digs.
Phoenix LGBTQ+ kickball game broken up by park ranger, police
An intervention by police officers and a park ranger during an April 13 LGBTQ+ sports event left players uneasy and confused.
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Phoenix unveils Wallace and Ladmo street sign honoring TV hosts
The local TV icons were honored at an event on Wednesday attended by friends and family members.
Photos: 21st annual Pat’s Run filled the streets of Tempe
Runners of all ages and skill levels gathered on April 12 for the annual event, which honors the late Pat Tillman.
Annual Pat’s Run honoring Pat Tillman filled with runners defying odds
Everyone who participated in last weekend’s Pat’s Run, honoring Pat Tillman, has a story. Here are just a few.
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Do goat yoga for free at Phoenix Sprouts locations April 18 and 19
Do you want to hang out with cute goats and maybe do some yoga? Sure you do.
Phoenix Keith Haring exhibit exemplifies the power of art as activism
Phoenix Art Museum’s “The Collection: Keith Haring” celebrates the artist’s enduring legacy.
Phoenix Free Little Art Galleries encourage sharing, creativity
Free Little Art Galleries offer original creations and art supplies for the taking. Here’s where to find them.
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ASU Powwow bridges generations amid threats of cultural erasure
“It’s one thing for an elder to speak and to teach, but it’s another thing for the youth to want to learn and to listen.”
Coachella’s famous Ferris wheel has Phoenix roots
The enormous observation wheel makes an appearance in many a festival-goer’s photos.
Phoenix Zoo aims to attract more visitors with new big cats habitat
The $5.4 million project will house two jaguars and a mountain lion and will allow visitors to walk under the habitat.
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MADE Art Boutique celebrates 20 years on Roosevelt Row
The small size of Cindy Dach and Greg Esser’s shop belies the enormous impact it’s had in Downtown Phoenix.
Arizona museums, libraries could lose $3.8M in grants from federal cuts
In Arizona, “libraries aren’t just a place to borrow books – they’re a lifeline,” says Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes.
When to see the pink full moon on Saturday in Arizona
April’s full moon will appear smaller than usual. Here’s how to see it and why it’s called a Pink Moon.
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New Downtown Phoenix mural raises HIV/AIDS awareness
“Testing, prevention and modern treatments mean people can live longer and healthier lives,” Mayor Kate Gallego said.
The best and worst of Game On Expo 2025 in Phoenix
The game selection, foam weapon battles and Tony Hawk’s con debut all ruled. The long lines and broken controls? Not so much.
Pixel paradise: A look back at metro Phoenix’s iconic arcades
A warp zone through some beloved Valley arcades, including Starship Fantasy in Tempe and Scottsdale’s Video Round-Up.
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The best costumes we saw at Game On Expo 2025 in Phoenix
Arizona cosplayers took it to the next level at the three-day gaming convention.