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Phoenix’s goth scene in photos

Phoenix’s goth scene in photos

How Phoenix's Artists 4 Liberation use their talent for Gaza

How Phoenix's Artists 4 Liberation use their talent for Gaza

How metro Phoenix libraries are embracing the digital revolution

By Leslie Chapman | Cronkite News
Apr 24, 2024

The Greater Phoenix Digital Library saw 6 million checkouts last year. Here's how you can take advantage of the resources.
Phoenix venue The Trunk Space leaving its longtime home. Here’s why

By Benjamin Leatherman
Apr 24, 2024

The all-ages DIY music and arts venue will search for a new location after seven-plus years at Grace Lutheran Church.
How two Phoenix organizations help teens’ prom dreams come true

By Lauren Kobley | Cronkite News
Apr 20, 2024

Prom can be expensive, but The Prom Closet and Valley Girl Dresses are helping Phoenix teens look great on a budget.
How Phoenix photography studio Silver and Cedar uses old ways to make new photos

By Timothy Rawles
Apr 17, 2024

Silver and Cedar owner Matthew Stella uses a 19th-century technique called tintype to make gorgeous, timeless portraits.
The Cozy Peach in Queen Creek offers midcentury glamping with charm

By Timothy Rawles
Apr 12, 2024

Schnepf Farms is known for its peach orchards and pumpkin patches. But the grounds also hold a charming place to stay.
The first Indigenous woman in space never planned on becoming an astronaut

By David Ulloa Jr. | Cronkite News
Apr 10, 2024

Marine Col. Nicole A. Mann recently spoke to students at Estrella Mountain Community College about her path to the stars.
Despite cloud cover, solar eclipse delivers for Flagstaff skywatchers

By Martin Dreyfuss | Cronkite News
Apr 9, 2024

Astronomy fans gathered at Flagstaff's Lowell Observatory for Monday's celestial event.
Arizona Humane Society introduces dog field trips to increase adoptions

By Crystal Aguilar | Cronkite News
Apr 4, 2024

Taking dogs home for a short stay or out in the community can be a fast track to getting them a forever family.
Vote to name Phoenix Zoo’s 5 new baby goats

By Jennifer Goldberg
Apr 3, 2024

The adorable babies at the zoo's Harmony Farm need you to choose their names by April 12.
Phoenix gallery Modified Arts celebrates 25 years on Roosevelt Row

By Chris Coplan
Apr 2, 2024

The venue's 25th anniversary show is a profound look back at the space's compelling efforts and identity.
Changing Hands Bookstore celebrates 50 years in metro Phoenix

Changing Hands Bookstore celebrates five decades in the Valley.

By Jennifer Goldberg
Mar 26, 2024

The beloved local book chain is marking five decades with a one-day-only party at both locations.
Vogue magazine puts Desert Botanical Garden on Best U.S. Gardens list

By Jennifer Goldberg
Mar 22, 2024

The popular Phoenix attraction just got some big-time national attention.
This Phoenix design firm sells wild, weird wallpaper that's anything but boring

By Cassie Hepler
Mar 14, 2024

Roman gangs, poisonous platypuses, Justin Bieber: Anthony W Design makes wallpaper that's anything but boring.
Phoenix’s VNSA Used Book Sale sets all-time fundraising record

By Jennifer Goldberg
Mar 8, 2024

13,000 shoppers helped raised over $500,000 for local charities.
Andretti Indoor Karting & Games opens first Phoenix location

By Cassie Hepler
Feb 28, 2024

The massive facility in south Chandler boasts a multi-level race track, bowling, VR experiences, laser tag and more.
Culture Pass program offers free admission to Phoenix attractions

By Jennifer Goldberg
Feb 28, 2024

Want to visit Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix Art Museum or Arcosanti for free? Here's how.
Musical Instrument Museum’s Bernstein exhibit honors the ‘Maestro’

By Timothy Rawles
Feb 26, 2024

The Musical Instrument Museum has a special display devoted to the renowned composer.
Western art legend Ed Mell of Phoenix leaves a tremendous legacy

By Tom Reardon
Feb 23, 2024

The Phoenix native turned world-famous artist died on Feb. 21 at the age of 81.
‘Horribly managed’: Tenants at The Pemberton speak out about problems

By Natasha Yee
Feb 16, 2024

The downtown retail and nightlife hub is closing in March. Tenants say the property has been poorly managed for years.
Get crafty at Potters’ Peak, Scottsdale’s coffee shop/pottery studio

By Nikki Michelle Charnstrom
Feb 5, 2024

It's fun all year round at the local shop, but Potters' Peak is currently offering some Valentine's Day activities for you and your sweetie.

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