Crescent Ballroom celebrates three years of music, food and friends with a free concert
Crescent Ballroom, a music venue that plays live performances every day from national or local bands, celebrated their third birthday with a free concert on Oct. 23.
CNN correspondent analyzes the importance and power of journalism at Must See Monday
While the journalism industry may not be the industry audiences once knew, the future is about reshaping and finding out how to reach an audience, said Brian Stelter, senior media correspondent for CNN Worldwide and the host of “Reliable Sources."
Slide show: 6th annual Zombie Walk draws thousands of undead of all ages to...
Hordes of zombies of all ages roamed the streets of downtown on Saturday during the sixth annual Zombie Walk. The event, hosted by Downtown Phoenix Inc., began with a festival at Heritage Square Park, located between Monroe and Washington streets and Fifth and Seventh streets.
Slide show: 1Spot Gallery hosts culinary experience showcasing desert cuisine
1Spot Gallery hosted a celebration of the Arizona-Sonoran landscape and its many offerings with a Saturday event called the Edible Desert Experience. More than 40 guests gathered on the outdoor patio of 1Spot Gallery, located at Sixth and Roosevelt streets, to enjoy an evening of natural food, art, music, people and culture.
Devilishly Healthy: F.lux app won’t let your devices deprive you of the sleep you...
Do you ever feel sleepy during the day? Do you tend to doze off at weird times for no apparent reason? Or do you just feel drained a lot of the time? If you answered yes to any of these questions, believe it or not, there’s an app for that. It’s called f.lux.
Friendly competition fuels fundraiser to fight HIV and AIDS through Aunt Rita’s AIDS Walk
More than 6,000 people walked the streets of Phoenix on Sunday for the Aunt Rita’s AIDS Walk raising more than $300,000 to benefit those who have been affected by HIV and AIDS.
Primavera Folklorico Dance Company to bring storytelling to Día de los Muertos celebration
The Primavera Folklorico Dance Company has been performing around Phoenix and Arizona since 1975. On Oct. 26, they'll bring their unique blend of traditional Mexican folk dancing to Margaret T. Hance Park for the third annual Día de los Muertos PHX Festival.
Arizona School for the Arts debuts original play highlighting creative playwriting process
The Arizona School of the Arts will debut a play this weekend that they commissioned from local playwright Dwayne Hartford. A grant from the Arizona Commission on the Arts made the project possible.
‘Hieroglyph’ anthology launch at Crescent Ballroom brings authors and scientists together
Scientists, educators and science-fiction authors convened at the launch of "Hieroglyph: Stories & Visions for a Better Future" at Crescent Ballroom on Wednesday night to discuss the positives science can bring to the future.
‘A Safe Ride Home’ program brings used child safety car seats to families across...
City officials on Tuesday packed a fire truck with donated car safety seats that will be sent to the Arizona-Mexico border as part of "A Safe Ride Home," a collaboration program between Rural/Metro Corporation, Phoenix Fire Department and the Arizona Department of Health Services.