Devil’s Advocate: What a semester it has been
Downtown Devil has been at the front of covering some of downtown Phoenix's top stories so far this year.
Development, tax incentives, historic preservation, demolition,...
‘Identity’ show highlights individuals living outside the gender binary
Chartreuse gallery will display works from photographer Dave Naz's "Identity" series and book "Genderqueer" that explore the gender spectrum.
METROnome: Father-daughter punk duo Sugar Skull Explosion to play at Trunk Space
Sugar Skull Explosion is comprised of a 9-year-old and her dad who go by E-Skull and J-Skull. They sing about mice eating rabbits and deadly operations.
Devil’s Advocate: A graduating senior’s goodbye to Downtown Devil
Seventh Street to Seventh Avenue,
McDowell to the railroad tracks.
Those were some of the first words I ever heard at my first Downtown Devil meeting....
METROnome: Pentatonix prepares to wow Phoenix with new music
Two-time Grammy Award-winning artist Pentatonix will bring a large-scale a capella show to the heart of Phoenix as the group takes over Comerica Theatre...
Downtown Angels: Brave Beanies is looming, chilling and growing
Zia Tyree and Elizabeth Yee are founding members of Brave Beanies at ASU. The club looms hats to send to children around the globe who are fighting cancer.
METROnome: Indie 500 cruises through 500 songs in less than 48 hours
The Trunk Space brought a solid third-annual Indie 500 to celebrate its 12th birthday, featuring AJJ, Playboy Manbaby and more than 98 other artists. This was the final two-day celebration for the Grand Avenue location, which will be closing in May.
Rinky Dink Press launches retro-themed micro poetry zine at {9} The Gallery
Rinky Dink Press launched series one of their new zines Friday at {9} The Gallery, revealing the work of creative-writing students and poets from the Phoenix area.
METROnome: Our columnist’s top 8 artist picks at the Indie 500
The Trunk Space will celebrate its anniversary with the Indie 500, a music festival in which performers will play nonstop until 500 songs are completed.
Arizona Humanities celebrates National Poetry Month with reading, workshop
Arizona Humanities brought their statewide celebration of National Poetry Month to downtown Phoenix with an event featuring poet Cynthia Schwartzberg Edlow.