Live music, art exhibits and more: a look at what’s happening off Roosevelt Row during February’s First Friday. Read story
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Live music, art exhibits and more: a look at what’s happening off Roosevelt Row during February’s First Friday. Read story This week’s DevilPass features three legacies of black art in Phoenix, classic comics, pop-punk collaborations, a local girl made famous, historic automobiles and Hispanic art spaces. Read story Devour Phoenix and the Phoenix Public Market have partnered once again for the Winter Chef Series, a personal cooking experience with local chefs, following the success of its summer counterpart. Read story With retro pleasures and accordion-playing pin-ups at the Trunk Space, new views on literature at the Torch Theater, war commentary at the Herberger, operatic goth at the Crescent, and food and folk at Stinkweeds, there’s something for everyone this weekend in Downtown Phoenix. Read story Members from the local art community gathered for The Arts Expo in Taylor Mall to attract ASU students to downtown venues. The Arts Expo was held from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. yesterday and featured businesses from the downtown area. Read story The Savoy Hop Cats teach swing dance and hold an open dance at the historic Hotel San Carlos every Monday night. Read story Jesse Perry, a freelance curator and artist, is running the Rising Sun Gallery in downtown Phoenix. Perry unveiled it as a pop-up gallery, an art exhibit showing for a limited time. Read story From vibrant art displays to eclectic musical performances, The Trunk Space acts as a haven for artists in the downtown community, providing their talent an opportunity for creative risks while trying to keep their authenticity alive. Read story Comedian Steve Rannazzisi, the third anniversary of Get Your PHX, a grad school dropout composer, a trio of visual artists and Macbeth make our list of things to do in downtown Phoenix this weekend. Read story The Public Service Action Art Awakenings gallery in downtown Phoenix works with artists who suffer from behavioral-health problems, offering them a road to recovery through creative expression. Read story |
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