Arts and Entertainment

Author Suzanne Shapiro presented "Jungle Red and Dragon Ladies: A Century of the Modern Manicure" at the Phoenix Art Museum on Wednesday, illustrating how nail polish has reflected cultural and political trends each decade.

I walked around the area for a while, looking for a spot that showed off the city and the "Her Secret is Patience" sculpture. Patience was also my secret as I waited for the light rail to come by and give me a good shot.

Six storytellers gathered at Phoenix Theatre on Wednesday evening for the monthly Arizona Storytellers event. The performance was sponsored by Arizona news outlets and featured stories of family and community.

Phoenix Center for the Arts, which offers classes in dance, art, music and theater, is now providing versions of some of those classes for Spanish-speaking students.

"Bound," the debut production by the promising Prolifics Dance Company, featured an energetic and compelling group of dancers. However, the large amount of pieces within the show left some unnecessary dances and a few unfinished ideas.

Let the music fanatics of downtown Phoenix rejoice, because METROnome is revamped and back in action. We’re refurbishing this music blog-turned-column and hope we...

“Jagged Little Pill” has been a grungy musical fixture in my life since I was 11. I spent hours googling lyrics to songs like...

The Phoenix Center for the Arts kicked off its fall trimester of classes with a Welcome Back Party, which brought current, former and prospective students to learn about the organization's new opportunities.

Meet the new fashion columnists for the Downtown Devil this semester, Savanah Yaghsezian and Libby Allnatt. Both freshmen journalism majors at ASU, they are new to the downtown Phoenix area and can’t wait to start exploring all the shops, events and hot spots around them.

Roosevelt Row businesses are raising money to offset the cost of stolen paintings valued at $50,000.