Keeping the Tradition Alive: Black Rodeo recalls the history and culture of West
The Arizona Black Rodeo is about more than entertainment. The event gives contestants a place…
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Just for Laughs: Comedy competition gives comics a place to start
Many comedians spend years performing at comedy clubs and open mics to establish their career.…
Off the Cuff: Phoenix Improv Festival returns to a virtual format
The term “improv” can describe different types of performances, both dramatic and comedic. The Phoenix…
Doggy Delight: Daily Dose has the remedy for pandemic boredom
Restaurants are reopening after Gov. Doug Ducey lifted COVID-19 restrictions. Others are being cautious while…
Nothin’ Stupid: Get a kick out of this Frank Sinatra tribute
Frank Sinatra had a special way of captivating audiences with songs like “Fly Me to…
Spiritual Art: Mesa exhibitions take new views on religion
Artist Susan H. Paige often explore spiritual topics in her work. This month, she’s teaming…
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…
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…