Downtown Digest: CD art, China and cocktails
I’m back again! It’s your favorite guide to downtown Phoenix events, T.J. Triolo! I have some interesting events for you this week, including one...
Adult Puppet Theater grows in popularity in Phoenix
Rows of puppets sit on a shelf, mouths agape and eyes blank. Stacey Gordon pulls one off the shelf and turns it to me.
“You’re...
Devil’s Advocate: A Very Downtown Valentine’s Day
If you're going to make a Valentine's Day reservation at an expensive restaurant, you should probably do that soon. (To my boyfriend, if you're...
Melt set to close by the end of the month and relocate
Melt ice cream shop will be leaving Fifth Street by the end of the month.
“You’ve got to do what you’ve got to do,” said...
FAA to revert to pre-2014 flight paths
The Federal Aviation Administration garnered mostly positive feedback at the second of three court-mandated community meetings to inform the public of temporary flight path...
The Churchill continues trend of shipping container developments
The Churchill, a new development built completely out of repurposed shipping containers, is hoping to create a community-driven marketplace full of local businesses when...
Phoenix Transportation Department rearranges leadership
The Street Transportation Department for the city of Phoenix has shuffled leadership as part of a larger city effort to improve key areas, according...
Daniel Valenzuela leverages public safety background in race for mayor
To Phoenix City Councilman Daniel Valenzuela, fighting fires and governing a city have a lot in common.
Valenzuela, who has served in the Glendale Fire...
Spaces finds another home in downtown Phoenix
One Renaissance Tower has a new addition: Spaces.
A co-working office that opened in December 2017, Spaces is owned by Luxembourg-based company IWG plc and...
Global market pop-up shop helps refugee women earn revenue
People gathered for the grand opening of the Global Market pop-up shop at CityScape on Friday, where more than 20 refugee women have been...