Good morning downtown Phoenix! How are you doing? We’re slowly making it to the end of January! Also if you’re interested in having your event featured in the Downtown Digest, let us know! Here are the events for this week!
AZ Dueling Pianos
Wednesday, January 27
7 p.m.
50 W Jefferson St.
Come hear the AZ Dueling Piano team perform original music at Copper Blues.
The Breakfast Club Watch Party
FilmBar At Pemberton
1121 N 2nd St.
Thursday, January 28 at 7 p.m.
Saturday, January 30 at 7 p.m.
$14
Enjoy watching the classic movie “The Breakfast Club” outside under the stars at FilmBar’s newest location at The Pemberton PHX. Tickets are $14 and available to purchase on FilmBar’s website.
PHX Center for the Arts: Updated Spring Class Schedule
1202 N 3rd St.
Whether you’re looking to polish your photography skills, learn some new dance moves or take a ceramics lesson, Phoenix Center for the Arts has officially updated its schedule of classes for youth, teens and adults. Classes are available in-person and online and sign-ups are available on the Center’s website.
The Power of Poetry in America
Tuesday, January 26
5 p.m.
Join Joy Harjo and Natasha Trethewey, two notable laureates for a conversation on their work and how they view poetry. This event is online with the poets’ books available for purchase and live ASL interpreters will be interpreting the event.
Urban Nocturnes Concert
Saturday, January 30
4 p.m.
$10
100 W Roosevelt St.
Watch the Urban Nocturnes perform with string instruments, along with clarinets for a lighthearted concert outdoors this weekend. This in-person event is limited to 50 people and tickets will only be available for purchase in advance.
12th Annual Ikebana Art Exhibit 2021
Sunday, January 31
10 a.m.
1125 N 3 Ave.
Celebrate the 12th annual Ikebana Art Exhibit at the Japanese Friendship Garden this weekend. Ikebana is the art of Japanese flower arrangement. Sogetsu Ikebana is a contemporary Ikebana art style that encourages creativity and artistic expression using the natural beauty of flowers, leaves, and branches with unexpected and unconventional materials. This event is limited to only 150 poeple per time slot.
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Yoori Han was the politics editor at Downtown Devil during fall 2021 and part of spring 2022.
