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...
Downtown Digest: Historic tour, flamenco and Suns preview
Good morning, downtown Phoenix! It's Michelle again. Our website has been down for the past week, but we are glad to be back.
Looking for...
Downtown Digest: Classic film, cover bands and First Friday
Good morning, downtown Phoenix! As September wanes into October, here are some fun events to celebrate the end of the month.
ZOOM with Patricia Lea...
Downtown Digest: Guitar, Indigenous fashion and family history
Happy Monday, downtown Phoenix dwellers! It’s Michelle with the latest Downtown Digest.
While the leaves aren’t changing color quite yet, fall starts this week. Are...
Feelin’ Dizzy? New indie pop band performs at the Orpheum Theatre
New indie pop band, Dizzy, delivered a dreamlike performance at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Phoenix on Monday night.
In the opening show of its...
Downtown Digest: Jazz, queer film and meditation
Hello downtown Phoenix! It’s Michelle, your guide to everything happening in the area. Well, maybe not everything. But I certainly do try.
As you’re trying...
Meet some of the vendors at First Friday
On the first Friday of every month, numerous vendors from across the valley congregate to participate in First Friday located along the Roosevelt Row...
Downtown Digest: Trivia, historical newspapers and luchadors
Hello, Downtown Devil readers! Happy Labor Day. We’re back from our months-long hiatus.
My name is Michelle Ailport, and I am the arts and entertainment...
Healing through art: Arizona Latino Arts and Cultural Center unveils ‘Gaytablos’ exhibit
The Arizona Latino Arts and Cultural Center revealed on Friday its new “Gaytablos” exhibit that explores queer identities and divinity.
“Gaytablos” is both a tribute...
New art exhibit ‘Call Me Ishmael’ experiments with augmented reality
Michael Pierre Price presents art enhanced by augmented reality and musical soundscapes in his "Call Me Ishmael" exhibit at Five15Arts Gallery.
"This exhibit is not...