A Month of Arts and Culture: Art Detour marks 33 years with expansion
Art Detour, Phoenix’s original art walk event, is broadening its footprint from an extended weekend…
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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…
Celebrate Art 6 Feet Apart: Susan Morrow Potje’s happy place is under the white tents
Susan Morrow Potje has a motto for this year’s Celebration of Fine Art: Celebrate art…
‘An Island of Art’: Artists share their passion under the white tents
When Ans Taylor paints, she finds her happy space. It’s relaxing, and it allows her…
‘Demonstrate…and Donuts’: Gold Palette ArtWalk makes a sweet 2021 debut
The 100 Club of Arizona, a nonprofit that provides assistance to public safety officers and…
Adapting to COVID-19: Improv actors find new ways to reach ill children in hospitals
In the midst of an international health crisis, one group of actors from the Phoenix…
Banishing the Scrooges: Herberger to host Childplay’s one-woman ‘Christmas Carol’ outdoors
For the third time, Katie McFadzen is bringing the one-woman version of Charles Dickens’ “A…
Shimmering with Hope: Sandy Pendleton’s contemporary glass art shines
At a time when many arts and entertainment events have been canceled due to the…
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…
Rhinestone Cowgirl: Phoenix’s ‘The Voice’ contestant wins over Gwen Stefani
Tori Miller had Gwen Stefani at “rhinestones.” “The Voice” contestant who hails from Phoenix was…