A Family Spirit: Los Esplifs brings a Tucson vibe and sound to the stage
Los Esplifs, a psychedelic cumbia group, has tried to carry on the tradition of other…
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History on Film: Phoenix Art Museum celebrates six decades with short movies
Many people, pieces of art and events have helped to shape the Phoenix Art Museum…
The New Normal: Fiddler’s Dream offers virtual open stages for local musicians
Fiddler’s Dream Coffeehouse has long offered a space for musicians to perform. Although the Glendale…
Still Fighting with Fire: The Navajo Warrior celebrates his 30 years of wrestling
As the Navajo Warrior, Arizona-based wrestler Steve Islas traveled the world for major individual and…
The Hip Historian: Marshall Shore continues to engage audiences during the pandemic
Marshall Shore, the man known as “the Hip Historian,” has a thirst for acquiring new…
‘It Is Not Just a Trend’: Artists paint their support for Black Lives Matter
Following the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Dion Johnson and Ahmaud Arbery, people around…
Strings Attached: Great Arizona Puppet Theater engages public through drive-in shows
Arts organizations have had to get creative in how they reach audiences during the COVID-19…
It’s (Almost) Showtime: Desert Foothills Theater continues to plan for upcoming season
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the arts in different ways, but many local organizations have…
Her Story: Local singer Janelle Loes shares her life through song
For North Phoenix singer/songwriter Janelle Loes, the joy of music starts with crafting a song…
A New Chapter: Phoenix Art Museum names Timothy Rodgers director and CEO
Timothy R. Rodgers finds himself frequently returning to the Phoenix Art Museum. A native Midwesterner,…