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Yuridia brings ‘Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa’ tour to Phoenix
Mexican singer Yuridia will return to Phoenix next year as part of her newly announced Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa Tour 2027. more
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Twin Peaks performs at Crescent Ballroom back on Nov. 18, 2019, in downtown Phoenix.
Crescent Ballroom to mark 15 years with Phoenix music bash
One of downtown Phoenix’s signature live-music venues is celebrating a milestone this fall. more
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Scottsdale-based filmmaker Larry L. Sheffield’s newest documentary “The Cosmic Trigger” looks at unexplained aerial phenomena over New Mexico immediately following the 1945 Trinity atomic test.
Scottsdale filmmaker showing newest movie at Harkins
Scottsdale-based filmmaker Larry L. Sheffield is returning home to the big screen with his newest documentary “The Cosmic Trigger,” which will run Sept. 11–17 at the Harkin Shea 14 Theater, … more
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Emma Ruth Rundle brings ‘These Killing Times’ tour to Phoenix
Emma Ruth Rundle will bring her fall North American tour to Phoenix on Nov. 29, performing with a full band at Crescent Ballroom. more
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Piano instructor Kristal Ramsey guides a student through her lesson.
Rosie’s House brings a season of music, community to Phoenix
Rosie’s House will put young musicians in the spotlight throughout its 2026-27 season with free concerts, its annual fundraising gala, and a citywide celebration of music. more
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Drunk Dracula premieres Sept. 24 at the Rose Theater in downtown Phoenix.
Drunk Dracula to premier Sept. 24
Just in time for the spooky season, the creators of the smash-hit Drunk Shakespeare  are bringing back " Drunk Dracula " for a limited engagement in Phoenix this fall. Tickets go on … more

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MusicaNova brings ‘alt classical’ season to Phoenix, Tempe
MusicaNova will explore what it calls “alt classical” during its 2026-27 season, presenting three orchestra concerts and three chamber performances in Phoenix and Tempe. more
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Phoenix artists get 24 hours to take new plays from page to stage
The Phoenix Theatre Company is seeking Arizona playwrights and directors for its 24-Hour Theatre Project, which will challenge local artists to create four original short plays in a single day. more
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Waddell’s Longhorn, in Buckeye, open since 1958, will close its doors for good after Saturday night.
Weekend Picks: Valley events for Sept. 4-6
Labor Day weekend offers plenty of reasons to get out of the house around the Valley, but one of this weekend’s most memorable gatherings will also be a goodbye. more
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A Phoenix Art Museum patron views a previous exhibition. The museum opened in 1959.
What’s happening at Phoenix Art Museum in September
Phoenix Art Museum’s September calendar includes the Arizona debut of a major South Korean artist, live music from Phoenix-born rock band Meat Puppets, family activities, and final opportunities to see two exhibitions. more
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“Distraction,” by Harold Lohner, will be part of the upcoming “HUMAN NATURE” exhibition coming to Five15Arts @ Chartreuse.
Phoenix artist explores ‘HUMAN NATURE’ on Grand Avenue
Artist Harold Lohner will explore the relationship between people and the natural world in “HUMAN NATURE,” a solo exhibition opening Friday, Oct. 2 at Five15Arts @ Chartreuse in Phoenix. more
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Jeffrey Gibson will be in conversation with Candice Hopkins Oct. 14 as part of the Lenhardt Lecture series at Phoenix Art Museum.
Phoenix Art Museum announces 2026-27 Lenhardt Lecture speakers
Phoenix Art Museum will welcome artist Jeffrey Gibson and curator Candice Hopkins this fall, followed by artist Kelly Akashi next spring, as part of its 2026-27 Lenhardt Lecture series. more
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