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Jill Bernstein
Bio:
Jill Bernstein is a longtime Phoenician with more than 30 years experience in writing, editing, marketing, and event production. She loves vibrant, pedestrian-oriented urban neighborhoods filled with eclectic businesses, good food, and interesting faces. Always ready to embrace a good anachronistic phrase, she is “pleased as Punch” to see downtown Phoenix coming to life.
Posted on 5/17/13 by Jill Bernstein » No Comments
Perry Allen animates a 24/7 town in a video made entirely of images from ads in 80s magazines.
Tags: 3CarPileUp, Chaos Theory, David Dauncey, James Angel, Kimber Lanning, Modified Arts, Perry Allen, Randy Slack, Third Fridays
Posted in Artists, Arts, Arts & Culture, Evans Churchill, Film, Third Fridays |
Posted on 3/28/13 by Jill Bernstein » No Comments
Venue Projects and partners announce the rebirth of the iconic Beef Eaters restaurant site: The Newton.
Tags: Beef Eaters, Changing Hands, Jason and Michelle Beckett, Jay Newton, John Douglas Architects, Jon Kitchell, Light Rail, Lorenzo Perez, Shannon Scutari, The Lively Hood, Venue Projects
Posted in Build Here, Build Here PHX, Light Rail, Real Estate, Restaurants, Retail, Service businesses, Uptown |
Posted on 12/06/12 by Jill Bernstein » No Comments
Hugo Medina spearheads an ambitious public art project that invites the public the make their mark alongside a diverse array of artists.
Tags: Hugo Medina, Mayor Greg Stanton, mural, Phoenix Festival of the Arts, public art
Posted in Arts, Arts & Culture, Culture, Engage PHX, Evans Churchill, Families / Kids, Festivals, News, News & Events |
Posted on 11/15/12 by Jill Bernstein » No Comments
CityEats, an online reservation service partnering with the Food Network, expands west to shed a national spotlight on Phoenix as a great food city.
Tags: CityEats, Narisa Wild, Nina Knapp, Phoenix City Grille, Sheldon Knapp, the Food Network
Posted in Eats & Drinks, F&B, North Central, Restaurants |
Posted on 10/17/12 by Jill Bernstein » No Comments
Get the most out of this unique “walking festival” covering several blocks of Grand Avenue and including 35 different galleries, boutiques, and artist studios.
Tags: Beatrice Moore, Coffee, Cookies and Crafts Fair, food trucks, Grand Avenue Arts Festival, Grand Avenue Merchants' Association, Grand Trashy Hat Promenade, Hanging Gardens, Kooky Krafts, Milissa Koehler, Modern Era Renaissance Fashion Show, Recycled Rubbish Fashion Show, Tim Sprague, Wven Fences and Trashy Sculpture Show
Posted in Arts, Arts & Culture, Culture, DPJ Blogs, Families / Kids, Fashion, Grand Ave, Live Music, Neighborhood Orgs, Shopping |