Arts and Entertainment

Here are just some of the events that the city's 27th annual Art Detour has to offer, split up into three categories: galleries, festivals and shows, and pop-ups and shops.

The Phoenix Art Museum is celebrating Andy Warhol's colorful celebrity portraits, experimental films and obsession with fame and early social media with the special exhibition, Andy Warhol: Portraits.

Antique Sugar Vintage Clothing is relocating to the Roosevelt District on April 17 after construction delays pushed the original April 3 open date back. The store's owners wanted to move from their current location in the Melrose District to participate in downtown's expansion and because of landlord issues.

From national acts like Andrew WK and Best Coast to local staples Playboy Manbaby and Andrew Jackson Jihad, Viva PHX will bring a wide range of music downtown this month.

Australia-based Luv Bridal & Formal opened its first American location at 7th and McKinley streets earlier this month, and the bridal gown store has quickly gained momentum in the community, according to the store's owner. The store features a large selection of dresses for the bride and her bridesmaids on the big day.

Storyline takes acts based on the mundane and everyday to memorable heights at Space 55 every Third Friday.

Under the Bridge folk festivals have invited musicians from across the country to perform free, acoustic music sporadically since 2010.

The second Ladies First! art exhibition at Jobot Friday commemorated the music, art and performances of over 30 women in the community.

To this week's Devil's Advocate author, attending the Strong Beer Festival and seeing the crowds of people and community enjoying the wide variety of locally brewed beers was eyeopening and is symbolic of something truly extraordinary.