Tag: Marshall Shore

A sunset walk through downtown Phoenix has never been spookier or more educational than when it is taken with Marshall Shore and his co-host,...

The Arizona LGBT+ History Project hosted its second annual Banned Books reading featuring books such as The Color Purple, My Princess Boy and Beyond...

Man’s best friend got a makeover Tuesday night at The Dressing Room’s first annual Doggy Drag Show. Owners went all out, dressing up their pooches...

LGBTQ A History in Arizona, was a panel discussion held on Tuesday to discuss national and local histories of the LGBTQ community.

Downtown Phoenix has a history — its buildings tell a story. Ghosts are part of that story, as local self-described “hip historian” Marshall Shore would say. An entrepreneur in spirit, Shore will be leading his second annual Haunted Phoenix bus tour exploring the city’s ghostly past starting Oct. 12.

Friday marks the fifth annual Phoenix PARK(ing) Day. Downtown residents and organizations will occupy parking meters and set up activities or informational PARKS. PARK(ing) Day promotes both the downtown Phoenix community and environmental concerns with car use. The event is worldwide, spanning six continents.

Artel Phx, an unconventional art installation show will transform sections of the Clarendon Hotel and Spa from Sept. 5–7.

Marshall Shore loves Arizona history, and it shows. His multimedia presentation, "Arizona by Design," in downtown Phoenix's A.E. England Building used photographs, video, models and artifacts Thursday to illustrate the elements of design that make the Grand Canyon State home to many incredible creators and designers.

This First Friday features an experimental film series, Nao Matsunaga, decorated stilettos and more.

Community members are collaborating to make local art interactive in an unexpected way by building a miniature golf course. The course will be featured at Icehouse Garden’s Minature Golf this weekend and Hance Park April 7.