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Grand Avenue celebrates 10 years of Grand Avenue Arts Festival
Businesses on Grand Avenue celebrated ten years of art, food and success Saturday in the annual Grand Avenue Festival event put on by Grand...
Grand Avenue Festival to feature 20-foot dragon
The tenth annual Grand Avenue Festival may be a couple months away, but it’s worth marking your calendar now.
The festival, which will take place...
Champion PR moves to The Funk Lab on Grand Avenue
Stacey Champion will move her business to The Funk Lab on Grand Avenue starting Feb. 1, leaving the historic bungalow that has housed her...
Spanish-language bookstore Palabras awaits its grand opening
Palabras Libreria/Bookstore, a Spanish-language bookstore, will celebrate its grand opening Nov. 12 in conjunction with the Grand Avenue Festival.
Owner Rosie Magaña opened the bookstore...
Trunk Space, a long-time Grand Avenue staple, to move in May
New and strange local acts have gotten their start at the Trunk Space for 12 years. In May, the venue plans to move from Grand Avenue to a new location.
Artist Carrie Marill anchors Roosevelt Row through Combine Studios and murals
Carrie Marill's murals downtown include the Margaret Killigan tribute, the colorful spiral behind Combine Studios and now GROWop's front porch.
Sound and Color will bring vinyl records and a flair for design to Grand...
Sound and Color will be two businesses in one -- a Dj and dance music vinyl shop as well as a graphic design studio.
Bragg’s Factory Diner to close doors after two years, Barrio Cafe will move into...
The vegan diner, which had occupied the Grand Avenue space since 2013, will see its last day of business on Sunday. But foodies won't have to wait long for a replacement.
Chartreuse gallery adds a splash of color to Grand Avenue’s expanding arts scene
The newest resident in the Bragg's Pie Factory building is Chartreuse, a Phoenix-centric gallery from Hazel & Violet owner Nancy Hill.
New photo and memorabilia exhibit offers a glimpse into history of Grand Avenue
Grand Avenue’s rich history will be explored this month at the Frontal Lobe Gallery in the exhibit “The Lone Diagonal in A Grid Town: What’s Grand About Grand Avenue,” which will open at December’s First Fridays Artwalk.