At the Intersection of Art and Architecture
Architect Mark Tate balances form and function, beauty and practicality, to create elegantly timeless homes.
Johnny Mathis: Living Legend of Love & Lyrics
With a career that spans from 1956 through the present day, Johnny Mathis continues to release music today, after a staggering 67 years in the industry.
Horse Sense
Eighteen years after the conception of Tierra Madre Horse Sanctuary, Jim Gath thinks back to the scores of horses who found their forever home in his nonprofit ranch.
Worldwide Wonder
Global studies program advisor Elizabeth Erickson guides Boulder Creek High School students Aishah Alquran, Alexis Hill and Madeleine Baird on their global journey.
A Feather in the Cap
Watson’s Hat Shop owners Eric and Emily Watson this year celebrate a decade of artisanal millinery.
The Power of Remembrance
Founded in 1981 in a downtown Phoenix building that served as the Valley’s first synagogue, the Arizona Jewish Historical Society strives to keep the stories, lessons and history of the Holocaust alive for generations.
Designing Serendipity
Jane Word’s art reflects the remarkable beauty of the desert and everything that inhabits it.
Purses in Wonderland
This February, Anthem Giving Circle will invite the community to step into Wonderland and celebrate everyone’s very merry un-birthday with a fabulous tea party with libations, from which they may even walk away with their new favorite handbag.
Pioneer of the Preserve
On March 14, 1873, John Gregory Bourke departed from Camp McDowell and led an expedition through what is now known as McDowell Mountain Regional Park and the McDowell Sonoran Preserve.
Livin’ on the Edge
While on a campervan road trip through the Southwestern United States, Ottawa, Canada resident Darcy McSheffrey and her boyfriend stopped in Arizona to hike Cathedral Rock Trail in Sedona.