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Storytelling: Shaping Communities Through the Built Environment
AIA AZ event explores how to shape communities through design and the built environment.
A Moment to Celebrate: Keeping Phoenix Beautiful for 35 Years
Keep Phoenix Beautiful President and CEO Tom Waldeck looks back on the impact the organization in celebration of its 35th anniversary.
CEOs for Cities National Conference to Explore Phoenix
Phoenix will host the CEOs for Cities National Conference Oct 30 to Nov 1.
Grow Your Gardening Skills with Dig It Gardens at Phoenix Public Market
Dig into gardening tutorials with the local nursery at the Phoenix Public Market this Saturday and every fourth Saturday of the month.
Phoenix Convention Center Celebrates 45 Years of Business
It’s 45 years later and the Phoenix Convention Center still means business.
Q&A | The Phoenix Police Museum
Learn about the history of the Phoenix Police Department at the Phoenix Police Museum, located in downtown’s Historic City Hall.
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.
Urban Farm Kicks off 18th Annual Fruit Tree Program
The program starts with a half-day free event at the Uptown Farmer’s Market on Saturday, Sept. 2, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
ASU’s Grant Street Studios Mix Art Education with Community
New ASU School of Art director Joanna Grabski will help further the Studios’ community-focused mission of connecting student art with the people of Phoenix.
Tuft & Needle Offering ‘Fixer’s’ Scholarship
Tuft & Needle is accepting applications through June for its Fixer’s Scholarship, geared toward Arizona college students who want to fix a problem.
