Images Arizona caught up with Scottsdale resident Susan Pohlman to ask the author a few questions about “Halfway to Each Other: How a Year in Italy Brought Our Family Home” — the latest selection in its summer book club.
United Colours of Arizona Theatre this summer will present a series of performances at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts that will explore love in all its forms — from readings of classic stories to musical explorations and cabarets.
North Phoenix resident Isabel Guerra Clark shares a photo that she took of a great horned owl and its owlets.
The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation this summer will host a series of camps designed to stimulate and expand the minds of K–12 students all season long.
Visions ‘22 features the work of advanced high school art students who participated in a multi-visit, invitational visual arts program that has been provided to metro Phoenix area teens for the past 23 years.
Announcing “Down a Dark River” as the sophomore selection in its summer book club, Images Arizona caught up with Scottsdale resident Karen Odden to ask the bestselling and award-winning author a few questions about the novel.
A 6-1/2-mile stretch of roadway located on Scottsdale Road between Happy Valley Road and Carefree Highway stands as a landmark on the frontline in the effort to reduce creeping normalcy.
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts is set to host a moderated discussion and interactive Q&A with award-winning chef, writer and restaurateur Yotam Ottolenghi.
Set for Saturday, May 7 at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, “Dancing with the Universe | Native Style” celebrates not only human life but our relationship with the life of the universe.
Scottsdale eatery The Mexicano is extending its Cinco de Mayo celebration into an extravagant three-day long festival of food, drink, music and even Lucha Libre wrestling in the restaurant’s parking lot.