Valley Life

It’s moving a few months later on the calendar.

It starts with an anime con and ends with drag queens reading banned books.

Vote early and often.

Comic book fans of the Valley, better make room in your collections.

“I wanted people to know everything was not great, and why this was happening to me and to other people.”

It’s bigger, has more parking, and will offer just as many scares.

Rafique Islam was just 27 when he was chosen to design the now-closed shopping center.

Here’s how to geek out and pass the time until the next big con.

Here’s how the store could change in coming months.

Arcade action is coming to Main Street in early 2022.

A look at the Suns fans who go above and beyond with their fandom.

The couple’s 460,000 Instagram followers aren’t included in the bargain, though.

“I refuse to lay down and die when something bad happens,” he says.

When you attend this interactive play in the west Valley, you play the part of Alice.

After taking last year off, fireworks displays are back in 2021.

It’s your last chance to see the moon at its fullest and brightest in 2021.

ASU professor Adriene Jenik has created a tarot deck for the environmentally minded.

Great ways to celebrate Juneteenth around Phoenix with music, history, food, culture, and more.

As the pandemic continues to wane, conventions and other nerdy gatherings are beginning to return to metro Phoenix starting in July.

Fredy Gonzalez’s mobile barbershop is a place to get a fade — and a little peace and quiet.

Her comedy albums were the kind that got played at backyard parties after the kids went to bed.

No other Arizona city comes close.