State of Sustainability Forum
PHOENIX, Arizona – A panel of local experts and Andrew Ross, author of “Bird on Fire: Lessons from the World’s Least Sustainable City,” will discuss the current state of sustainability in metropolitan Phoenix at a public forum on Tuesday, January 17, 2012. The event, free to the public, will be held at the George Washington … Read more
Film screening to explore history, benefits of park development
A documentary on the urban park development movement titled “Olmsted and America’s Urban Parks” will be the subject of a free, public screening at Civic Space Park’s A.E. England Building on January 12.
Work Begins on Grand Ave’s Oasis Hotel
The old Oasis Hotel on Grand Avenue near downtown Phoenix is getting a major makeover.
Phoenix Fringe Festival Returns to Downtown
The fourth annual Phoenix Fringe Festival, beginning April 1, is bringing off-beat performance art and unconventional theater shows back to the downtown area for 10 days.
Arts center brings Latino culture to life in downtown Phoenix
The Arizona Latino Art and Cultural Center, on Adams and Second streets, was founded in December 2009 to help represent Latino culture in Phoenix.
“Converse at the Y”: Silent Auction at Downtown Phoenix YMCA on Monday
A selection of Converse Chuck Taylor shoes are on display for “Converse at the Y” at downtown Phoenix’s Lincoln Family YMCA , a silent auction to benefit the center’s kid members from March 21 to 28.
Phoenix Sister Cities to Host Sixth Annual Worldfest 2011
Celebrate the diverse cultures of Phoenix’s nine sister cities at WorldFEST, a free event that offers music, the arts and food from around the world from March 18 to 20, at Heritage and Science Park.
Opinion: Why Artlink Should Let Go of Art Detour
As Artlink has evolved (or devolved, really) the Phoenix art scene has grown up too, and what it doesn’t need anymore is a supervisor.
