Take-Out Thanksgiving Dinners
By Connor Dziawura
November is a transitional time. As the weather begins to cool off (for us Arizonans) and All Hallows Eve passes, Thanksgiving approaches to finally lead us into the winter season. But while...
Two Brothers’ new chef is mixing things up
By Sherry Jackson
Since coming on board in April, Don Stansell has been focusing on quality food and an enhanced guest experience in his new position as executive chef at Two Brothers Tap House &...
Desert Botanical Garden launches immersive ‘light and sound’ experience
By Connor Dziawura
Desert Botanical Garden Executive Director Ken Schutz and visual artist Ricardo Rivera would rather guests see the venue’s new installation, Electric Desert, than talk about it.
“It’s just extraordinary,” Schutz says. “It’s...
Phoenix Public Market uniting chefs and farmers at PHX Pheast
By Connor Dziawura
Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., people from around the Valley gather at Central Avenue and Pierce Street to explore, learn about and support the farmers and businesses that comprise...
Color Run offers vibrant 5K experience
By Laura Latzko
Most people know the importance of being active but working out can be a drag. The annual Color Run makes running and walking fun and colorful.
The superhero-themed Color Run Hero Tour...
Scottsdale International Film Festival expands for 2018
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski
Scottsdale International Film Festival founder Amy Ettinger listens to her guests.
When they told Ettinger they wanted more films over a longer time period, she couldn’t let them down. The festival’s 2018 rendition...
Howl-O-Ween: Bring the pups and celebrate the season downtown
By Heather Copfer
Grab your furry four-legged friends and a wicked costume.
The first Howl-O-Ween dog costume parade is Sunday, October 28, at Margaret T. Hance Park in Downtown Phoenix. The event, which will be on...
Mesa Arts Center hosts revived Day of the Dead celebration
By Laura Latzko
During El Dia de Los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, family members have a chance to honor their lost loved ones and invite them to return to Earth.
Originating in Mexico,...
The Casanova brothers share their love of NYC at their pizza shop
By Alison Neri
Anthony and Michael Casanova receive rave reviews for their New York-style pizza at their eponymous restaurant near Val Vista and Guadalupe roads in Gilbert.
All it took was a little hard work.
“We’re married...
The Valley boasts several of the best haunts in Arizona
By Heather Copfer
The smell of candy corn is in the air and the season of shocks and horrors is upon us. Experience the thrills and cryptic stories that local haunted houses have to share...
