
Pumped Up
Phoenix’s Hall of Flame Museum celebrates the 300th birthday of its oldest artifact — a remarkable hand-operated fire pump that predates America itself.
Phoenix’s Hall of Flame Museum celebrates the 300th birthday of its oldest artifact — a remarkable hand-operated fire pump that predates America itself.
The iconic red leather booths remain, but Phoenix’s beloved Durant’s begins an exciting new chapter as the James Beard-nominated Mastro brothers take the reins of the 75-year-old institution.
Phoenix’s Musical Instrument Museum marks 15 years of cultural innovation with an expanded collection, record-breaking concerts and a weekend-long celebration of global music.
From defying doctors’ predictions to scoring international goals, North Valley native Gavin Kohner’s journey from a cerebral palsy diagnosis to Paralympic soccer stardom proves that determination knows no bounds.
Internationally acclaimed choreographer Daniela Cardim takes center stage in her role as Ballet Arizona’s first female artistic director, promising a thrilling fusion of classical tradition and bold innovation in the upcoming Spring Mix performance.
As the Phoenix Film Festival marks its silver anniversary, executive director Jason Carney reflects on 25 years of transforming Arizona’s film culture through world-class cinema and community engagement.
Meet the remarkable musicians of Arizona’s only therapeutic harp program, where ancient healing traditions and modern medicine harmonize to transform healthcare settings into sanctuaries of sound.
Teenage entrepreneur Dylan Capshaw blends coffee culture and floral artistry at Stemistry, the Valley’s innovative “flower bar and coffee lab”
North Valley Chorale’s intimate Valentine’s dessert cabaret returns with three enchanting evenings of champagne, sweet treats and beloved love songs.
The Phoenix Symphony celebrates the 30th anniversary of “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony,” bringing beloved Warner Bros. cartoons to life with live orchestral accompaniment at the historic Orpheum Theatre.