Tag: local art
Farmers Market highlights community downtown every Saturday
Every Saturday morning, crowds form together at the Downtown Phoenix Farmers Market. Anyone from locals, tourists, students, and families support local businesses by buying...
Phoenix art organizations come together to host “A Spring Arts Community Festival”
The Fuerte Arts & Advocacy Organization, Cinema Society AZ and Shadow Flower Studios collaborated to put on “A Spring Arts Community Festival” on Feb....
Style, Sound and Solidarity: ‘Can I Kick It?’ Spotlights Black-Owned Businesses and Creativity
PHOENIX — The shade of the Arizona Ash and Heritage Live Oak and the rhythmic beats of classic hip-hop and contemporary R&B came together...
Phoenix cafe owner creates artistic haven with weekly “Open Mic Nights”
They say it takes a village to raise a family. The same could be said about establishing a small business in the downtown Phoenix...
SERIES: First Friday continues to ramp up
Roosevelt Street was bustling with delicious food, rich music and tasteful art at yet another First Friday event on Dec 4.
For anyone that was...
Churchill business ‘got each other’s backs’
Community, creativity, collaboration, connection. To the 10 businesses residing in Phoenix’s 9,000 square foot courtyard located just a few blocks north of Arizona State...
SERIES: The vendors of First Friday
Downtown Devil is putting together short profiles of businesses that set up shop at First Friday. Here's who we met this month:
By Amber Reed
Amber...
Staying engaged through art: The Phoenix Center for the Arts navigates the pandemic
Despite the pandemic, the Phoenix Center for the Arts has managed to keep their programs accessible online.
The Phoenix Center for the Arts has experienced...
Cambria Hotel Emphasizes Artistic Experience
The Cambria Hotel opened in November as a boutique hotel, designed offer a unique downtown Phoenix experience for guests. With its Roosevelt Row location,...
Reinvent PHX Wayfinding Project places three artist-designed banners at light-rail stations
Three artists are creating banners to be displayed at central Phoenix light-rail stations for Reinvent PHX’s Wayfinding Project that will represent the unique community around each of those stations.