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After the U.S. Supreme Court began its hearing on California’s Proposition 8 Tuesday, more than 100 people gathered at Cesar Chavez Memorial Plaza in support of marriage equality.

During his time as a Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow this year, Kareem Awadalla has taken the opportunity to educate people on his home country of Egypt as he studies television production, online news and multimedia journalism at the Walter Cronkite School.

The two USGD presidential election candidates participated in the first debate of this election season Tuesday evening in the Walter Cronkite School's First Amendment Forum.

This week's Third Friday guide features a recreation of a classic play in modern mixed media, a dynamic duo teaming up for the first time since their Scottsdale-based gallery closed, a lecture on installation art, an exhibition on the human experience and a fundraiser that goes to local students in art programs.

This year the Heard Museum Guild held its 55th annual Indian Fair and Market that featured over 700 Native American artists. The festival provided a diverse range of art from basket weaving to mask-making, and offered a variety of American Indian culture through different performances and traditional activities.

Tony "DLivahh" Prince, a local Christian musician, released his latest album "Behind the Mask" in January 2012. While Prince doesn't explicitly sing about the religion, the messages of faith carry across, he said.

Alma Telibecirevic, one of this year’s nine Hubert H. Humphrey fellows, has found a way to express her year of cultural experience through art.

After months of preparation and promotion, Art Detour’s silver anniversary is finally upon us. Throughout the weekend, over 90 studios, galleries, performance spaces and arts-related businesses will open their doors to droves of art enthusiasts. Continuing the theme of “25”, we have assembled 25 choice events happening across downtown Phoenix. Rather than focusing on the obvious, we’ve tried to spread the love, and hopefully you, dear reader, will heed our advice and explore the far reaches of the city.

Protesting against potential expansion of State Route 202, a benefit concert for the No South Mountain Freeway group was held Saturday night at Lawn Gnome Publishing on Roosevelt Row.