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New ‘State Seal of Arts Proficiency’ to Recognize High School Arts Study
Starting in the 2019-20 school year, Arizona schools can opt in on the program to recognize high school seniors who complete a rigorous program of arts study.
Arts Advocacy: The Challenge of Arts Funding in Arizona
Arizona Citizens for the Arts advocates for arts and culture funds to be included Arizona’s annual budget.
Coronado Neighborhood Hosts First-Ever WayneFest Micro-Festival
WayneFest was created to reflect the eclectic texture and character of Coronado’s artistic community.
Mayoral Candidate Forum to Focus on Phoenix Culture
All four Phoenix mayoral candidates will participate in a forum that will focus on Arts, Culture, Historic Preservation and Parks, Monday, October 8.
Mission San Xavier Event for one of the ’50 Great American Places’
A fundraising event for the Mission San Xavier will take place at the Heard Museum.
Phoenix Art Museum Presents Never-Before-Seen Artifacts of Teotihuacan
The traveling exhibition of recently excavated murals and other objects from the UNESCO World Heritage site will be on view for the last time in the United States.
Shipping Containers in Phoenix Reflect a Sustainable and Versatile Culture
The opening of The Churchill marks the next wave of shipping container developments in downtown Phoenix.
American Alliance of Museums Brings Annual Meeting to Phoenix
The Annual Meeting of the American Alliance of Museums will come to Phoenix for the first time May 6-9.
Jazz Takes Center Stage at Onyx Art and Events
Onyx Art and Events is bringing awareness to jazz music and culture with the International Jazz Day Celebration on April 8, 2018.
Park Central Invites Community to Share Memories of Phoenix’s First Mall
ASU is collecting and preserving the history of Phoenix’s first mall.
