Audio Slide Show: The annual Otsukimi Moonviewing Festival
Video by Melanie Whyte
A mix of colorful kimonos and volunteer T-shirts welcomed guests at the entrance of the Japanese Friendship Garden for the annual...
Japanese Friendship Garden festival offers culture and traditional moonwatching
This weekend, the Otsukimi moonviewing festival at the Japanese Friendship Garden will give guests a chance to see the moon in a peaceful and breathtaking outdoor environment. Due to demand, this is the first year the event has been extended to two days instead of one.
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A history of Okilly Dokilly: Phoenix’s half urban legend, half viral Internet sensation
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Curtain Critic: ‘The Exorcist Has No Legs’ relies heavily on gimmick but shines in...
All Puppet Players' comedy production "The Exorcist Has No Legs" brings some laughs to the audience through quick wit and improv, but tends to lack nuance in its humor.
Artlink Phoenix’s 17th annual juried exhibition celebrates diversity in Arizona art
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Curtain Critic: ‘The Taste Test’ is high-intensity and a bit exhausting
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Skyscraper ads to return to Phoenix buildings for College Football Playoff in January
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Harrison Fjord remains humble before a Thursday gig at Crescent Ballroom
The purposely genre-less Harrison Fjord has risen to local prominence within the past two years. Learn how the band went from a nameless group of friends to headliners at Crescent Ballroom ahead of their Oct. 8 concert.