A new, eight-foot tall monument called, “Way of the Wild, 1832,” by western artist John Coleman will be installed in front of the Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West in December.
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The Poisoned Pen in Scottsdale hosted author Jonathan Santlofer to speak to a room of readers about his new crime thriller, “Ten Perfect Guests.” He spoke about his path from being a visual …
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By Anyssa Lahera | Special to Independent Newsmedia
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10/20/26
Royse Contemporary, 7077 E. Main Street, Suite 6, is showing “Paintings in Perspective,” a solo exhibition by Casey Wakefield Oct. 29 through Nov. 29.
This new collection explores the …
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Runners and families can race along Scottsdale Airport’s taxiways and ramp when Run the Runway returns Sunday, Oct. 25.
Presented by Volanti and PHX Run Club, the event features a 5K open to …
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Iron Maiden will bring its 50th anniversary “Run for Your Lives Tour” to Phoenix next spring as part of a newly announced return to North America.
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NFL teams don’t typically win games exclusively scoring points via the field goal, but that’s exactly what the Arizona Cardinals (2-4) just did, as they took down the Super Bowl favorite and …
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The Scottsdale Symphonic Orchestra has kicked off its 2026-27 season and has five more concerts planned through May, including a holiday performance and a program featuring music from “How to Train …
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The U.S. Navy Band Commodores jazz ensemble will perform two free concerts Wednesday, Nov. 11, at The Nash in downtown Phoenix. Performances are scheduled for 7 and 9 p.m. as part of the ensemble’s November tour.
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Over 70 service dogs from 30 police departments in six states will descend on WestWorld of Scottsdale Oct. 24-25.
No, it’s not a new fire hydrant expo, but rather the 23rd annual Desert Dog …
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The Nash will celebrate its 14th anniversary with three days of jazz Nov. 6-8 at its downtown Phoenix club, bringing together nationally recognized musicians and local performers for concerts and a closing-night jam session.
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