DevilPass: Mwamba Children’s Choir, ferocious comedy, electro-pop and Warhol-esque art
It's the beginning of a new semester, and everyone knows what that means: no homework. So if you have nothing to do but read over your class syllabi this weekend, why not take some time to check out some of the wonderful events that downtown Phoenix has to offer. Maybe you'll find something new to love about our city.
DevilPass: Black Nativity, Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard and Phoestivus Market
What’s going on around downtown Phoenix this week? Let DevilPass be your guide.
A guide to holiday gift-buying in Phoenix
Phoenix is home to some of the most amazing boutiques sure to provide a plethora of choices for all the lovely people on your list, within all budgets. Many of the boutiques are only a light rail ride away and by shoppping locally, you’re helping Arizona, too. You’d practically be Santa Claus.
Slide show: Electric Light Parade
Phoenix kicked off the holidays with the 25th annual Arizona Public Service Company Electric Light Parade Saturday night.
Venue, restaurant offers a trip back in time
If you’re looking for a sandwich, a soda, a vintage cocktail served in a mason jar or a good sweat, one thing is certain -- The Duce will take you there.
Improv students take the stage at Torch Theatre
Phoenix’s local improv theater, The Torch Theatre, had a night filled with comedic acts performed by their students Thursday night.
Legendary artist who saw the world still painting and living in downtown Phoenix
Jefferson Eugene Grigsby Jr. spends most of his days reading, following the 2012 presidential campaign and writing letters to his extensive list of correspondents. But the nationally renowned artist is far from ready to put down his paintbrush.
DevilPass: Snakes at The Duce, a Lighthouse opening and Downtown Dine Around
Crafeteria 2011
Friday, Dec. 2
6-10 p.m.
Medlock Plaza: Central Avenue and Camelback
Getting there: Rail — Central Avenue and Camelback stop
Regular Price: FREE
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Nondescript downtown tattoo studio earns growing fan base
27 Tattoo Studio in downtown Phoenix is recognizable, from its unusual building to its distinct designs.
Conspire celebrates its fourth anniversary downtown, looks toward future
More than 200 people gathered at Conspire this weekend to celebrate the fourth anniversary of the artist collective at its current location on the corner of Fifth and Garfield streets with live art, band performances and group activities.