Hidden in the Hills Featured Cover Artist Linda Korstad
If ever there was an artist who could inspire others to follow their dreams, it’s Linda Korstad…
Hidden in the Hills: Original 8
No one can believe it’s been 20 years since the first Hidden in the Hills artist studio tour began, especially eight artists who were there that first year and have participated either as a studio host or a guest artist for the past two decades…
Stories of the West: Artist Curt Mattson
It’s a bit off the beaten path, but a trip to Curt Mattson’s studio 9 during the 20th annual Hidden in the Hills Studio Tour and Sale is well worth it, especially if you love the explosive action of buckaroos and the lore and grandeur of the West.
Heroes to Hometowns
America’s freedom is not an entitlement; it is a privilege. There are thousands of men and women who fight for our freedom and protect our well-being every day…
Youth Invasion: PGA Junior League Golf Championships
We’ve been hearing about it for years now — play is down at courses across the nation, equipment sales are tanking and the demise of the game of golf is upon us…
Holiday Magic at McCormick Ranch
Step into a magical winter wonderland this holiday season during the fifth annual Holiday Magic on McCormick Ranch. The exclusive event, held on December…
Roaring Good Times: Grand Prix of Scottsdale
The second annual Grand Prix of Scottsdale roars through the city’s downtown area throughout the first weekend in November…
Lennon Goes on Tour
Lennon Hammond is a smart kid, no doubt about it. He started reading basic words when he was not yet 2, then got interested in math and logic. He seemed a little introverted…
Nature’s Beauty Revealed: Artists Bill and Ellen Leibow
Long-time visitors to the Hidden in the Hills Studio Tour and Sale may know Ellen and Bill Leibow, a talented painter and photographer couple who have participated in the free…
Art That Sings Fred Tieken and Tieken Gallery
The art of Fred Tieken is wild, freewheeling, frequently cheeky and often accented with a dose of pop culture commentary. It feels like a visual embodiment…