Author: Jill Bernstein

Jill Bernstein

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.


Get the Skinny on Infill Plans for Downtown

October 9, 2013 | By

Advisory groups comprised of city staff and community members are weighing in on infill development.

At the Center of Chaos

September 30, 2013 | By

Phoenix artist Randy Slack puts on the annual Chaos Theory invitational at Legend City Studios.

We Like | Whimsical Stuffed Creatures

September 10, 2013 | By

Handmade stuffed animals make the very best loveys for kids and adults alike.

Baubles, Bangles and Biz

August 6, 2013 | By

Local jewelry artist Julia Winters of Jewel Ya Designs produces elegant pieces that can be mixed and matched to create your own special look.

A Bustling Downtown is Made in the Shade

July 12, 2013 | By

Bringing shade to light in our downtown core.

The Marquee Offers Affordable Housing for Seniors

June 20, 2013 | By

The newly renovated midcentury Marquee apartments offer historic, efficient housing for seniors in downtown.

80s Print Ads Animate ‘Town of Product’ at Modified

May 17, 2013 | By

Perry Allen animates a 24/7 town in a video made entirely of images from ads in 80s magazines.

Breathing New Life Into Beef Eaters

March 28, 2013 | By

Venue Projects and partners announce the rebirth of the iconic Beef Eaters restaurant site: The Newton.

Putting the Public in Public Art

December 6, 2012 | By

Hugo Medina spearheads an ambitious public art project that invites the public the make their mark alongside a diverse array of artists.

Great Food in a Great City: Are Phoenicians Ready to Reserve?

November 15, 2012 | By

CityEats, an online reservation service partnering with the Food Network, expands west to shed a national spotlight on Phoenix as a great food city.