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Roads Less Traveled

Roads Less Traveled

Escape the ordinary and discover extraordinary small towns where Arizona’s true character shines through turquoise waterfalls, historic mining tunnels, artistic havens and alpine retreats — all with fewer than 5,000 residents but limitless charm.

Sonoran Shores

Sonoran Shores

From the wildflower-framed shores of Bartlett to the ancient petroglyphs of Lyman and the bird-rich wetlands of Patagonia, Arizona’s lakes offer a surprising variety of aquatic treasures — where adventure, tranquility and natural beauty converge far from city crowds.

Canyon Mysteries

Canyon Mysteries

From a handyman’s ghost to a doomed burro’s winter sacrifice, uncover the haunting legends that add mystery to Arizona’s most famous landmark.

Escape to Jerome

Escape to Jerome

Perched more than 5,000 feet above sea level on Arizona’s Cleopatra Hill, this former copper mining town has transformed into a sophisticated cultural destination where authentic galleries, artisan boutiques and elevated dining experiences offer discerning travelers a compelling alternative to the Valley’s manufactured attractions.

Human Magic

Human Magic

Composer Zina Goldrich has spent nearly two decades developing “Ever After,” a revisionist Cinderella story powered by human courage rather than magic — and Phoenix Theatre Company’s brand-new Stephenson Theatre is finally giving it the stage it deserves.

Strings Attached

Strings Attached

At 76, Phoenix singer-songwriter Sarah James is releasing original music, running a globally followed vintage guitar series, and donating Waylon Jennings’ Stratocaster to the MIM — proof that some stories take a lifetime to get started.

From Hockey Rinks to Honky-Tonks

From Hockey Rinks to Honky-Tonks

Singer-songwriter Jai Graves took the long road to Arizona — from Kentucky hockey rinks to Detroit dive bars — and found his country music voice in the Sonoran Desert, where a Rising Star Award and a debut album signal the moment everything clicks.

Music to His Years

Music to His Years

Vietnam veteran Doug Bradley has written a memoir organized entirely by its soundtrack — from doo-wop in postwar Philadelphia to Hendrix in Vietnam — tracing a life shaped by music and the extraordinary history it witnessed firsthand.

Arizona Aria

Arizona Aria

Adopted from Bulgaria and raised in Anthem, baritone Jacob Soulliere carries the Phoenix Boys Choir, the Boulder Creek choir risers and the mentors who shaped him to Carnegie Hall and the San Francisco Conservatory — and wherever the music takes him next.

Song of the Soul

Song of the Soul

Carefree jazz vocalist Shannon Wallace walked away from a grant application — and toward her true calling — when a single question forced her to reckon with what music is actually for.

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