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Some of Philip C. Curtis’ paintings began in dreams. more
The Thunderbirds, hosts of the WM Phoenix Open, have appointed Chris Camacho the tournament chairman for the 2027 edition of “The People’s Open,” which is set to tee it up Feb. 8-14, 2027 at … more
Big League Wiffle Ball’s seventh annual Western Wiffle Ball Classic is returning this fall, and its Home Run Derby is back with a fresh format.   The derby takes place during the … more
Scottsdale Quarter’s annual Fall Concert Series returns Saturday, Sept. 26, with seven weeks of free live music in the quad, 15279 N. Scottsdale Rd. Taking place from 5-7 p.m. every Saturday … more
The Arizona Commission on the Arts recently award $2.66 million in grants to Arizona nonprofit arts organizations, festivals, and arts learning programs throughout the state, including over $170,000 … more
The Desert Foothills Land Trust and the Holland Center will kick off this year’s Foothills Speaker Series with “Story of Cacti,” a lecture by Dr. Ken Sweat of Arizona State University. The … more

If you’re looking for some of the most thrilling chukkas of your life, you might want to head to WestWorld of Scottsdale Nov. 7. That’s when and where the 15th annual Bentley Scottsdale Polo … more
Arizona Boardwalk has marked its 10th anniversary with the opening of the The Boardwalk Big Wheel. Standing 80-feet-tall, this climate-controlled, giant Ferris wheel will offer 360-degree views … more
Julie Knapp, a Maricopa County master gardener, certified agriscape designer and a former college professor for 30 years, will speak on garden watering solutions at the Holland Center, 34250 N 60th … more
Children ages 17 and under can visit Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West for free Sept. 5-6 as the museum celebrates the opening of its newest exhibit over Labor Day … more
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