Journalism student creates news broadcast for deaf community
When Arizona State University junior Peyton Gallovich began her journalism career at the Walter Cronkite School, she dreamed of combining her two passions for...
Local artist presents collection of works blending past and present at Luhrs Arcade
Randy Slack’s one-night-only retrospective exhibition at the Luhrs City Center last Friday was a colorful collection of works that blended past and present, mingling reality with memory. The exhibit, titled “Randy Slack Retrospective: From the Luhrs Basement + Beyond,” was housed inside the Luhrs Arcade at the corner of Central and Jefferson.
Phoestivus Gift Guide for him, her and the kids
Phoestivus is back this year for its fifth annual holiday market. More than 130 vendors will be selling their local crafts, apparel, food and more Dec. 10 and 17 from 4-9 p.m. at the Phoenix Public Market. Shoppers can support local businesses at the open-air market while crossing names off their holiday shopping lists. This guide will give you some ideas as you shop for the guys, the girls and the kids.
Artists show work inspired by the HIV/AIDS awareness movement at local church
The Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in downtown Phoenix will show its AIDS Memorial Quilt Panels, prepared for Worlds AIDS Day on Dec. 5, until Dec. 19.
New coworking space, Lab, invites creative individuals to come get down to business
The Lab in Phoenix, a new coworking space on Central Avenue, hopes to provide a reliable space for creative people to work and collaborate with others in their projects.
Upscale, urban-style apartments coming to Fillmore Street and Seventh Avenue
A release by the Business Real Estate Weekly of Arizona announced that new apartment buildings will be built in a lot on the corner of Seventh Avenue and Fillmore Street. A broker for the real-estate developer associated with the new units said the apartments will range from $800 to $1,400 a month.
Artists channel their creativity into works about television at First Studio gallery
The power of television, and how it interacts with our minds, is the subject of "Under Television Skies," a new exhibit curated by Richard Bledsoe and on display at First Studio gallery until Jan. 30.
Video: Demonstrators rally during First Fridays against alleged police brutality, jury decisions
Demonstrators rallied around the First Fridays artwalk zone in downtown Phoenix Friday night to protest against police brutality, after a wave of recent national police-involved shootings and grand jury decisions.
Commuter students face challenges with extended meter hours, ASU lots downtown
The third entry in the "Spacial Awareness" series looks at the impact parking-meter changes have had on ASU students at the Downtown Phoenix campus, and offers insights into what the school is doing in the future for student parking.
Valley Metro light rail expanding to keep up with growth and public demand
Several Valley Metro light rail expansion projects -- including a 3.2-mile extension on the western end and a 3.1-mile extension through downtown Mesa -- are lined up for the upcoming years, extending ridership opportunities to thousands of new users.