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The Chocolate and Art Show Returns to MonOrchid
The Chocolate and Art Show will take place September 14-15 and feature some of Phoenix’s best up-and-coming artists along with free chocolate.
Lost Lake Announces Daily Lineup and Single Day Passes
Single-day general admission and VIP tickets for the three-day music festival go on sale Friday, Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. PT, exclusively at LostLakeFestival.com.
D-Backs to Host Bark at the Park this Sunday
Bark at the Park provides a unique opportunity to catch a baseball game with your canine companion. Adoptable dogs from local shelters will also be on site.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Leader Talks Historic Homes
A recent Arizona Humanities lecture explored the preservation of historic homes and how to make them a living legacy for those who created them.
Night of Art, Music and Poetry at ASU’s Vault Gallery
The work of visual and sound recording artist Tony Obr and the poetry of Tanner Menard will be featured Friday at the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus Library.
Arts and Culture Contributes Over $400 Million to Phoenix’s Economy
Americans for the Arts’ five-year assessment of the business sector showed that the Phoenix’s arts community has finally recovered from the recession.
Free Workshops at Phoenix Center for the Arts Open House
Phoenix Center for the Arts invites the community to a day of free workshops for the whole family at their annual open house Aug. 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Van Buren Opens Its Doors
Downtown Phoenix’s newest music venue opened its doors last night with a preview party featuring a performance by Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra.
Heard Museum Extends Iconic ‘Frida’ Exhibit
The Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera exhibit will remain open through Labor Day weekend during its only North American stop.
Broadstone Arts District Holding Artist-In-Residence Contest
Broadstone Arts District apartments will be giving three artists the chance to live rent-free for four months while developing their craft.
