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“The Planets,” as seen in this previous performance at Millennium Park in Chicago, will run Oct. 4-6 at Symphony Hall.
Phoenix Symphony opens new season with work featuring NASA images
The Phoenix Symphony’s 2024-25 season is ready to open with some help from NASA. more
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Guests at a previous Sedona Arts Festival shop for gourd art.
Enjoy the arts, Red Rocks at Sedona Arts Festival
Head up north in October to view the beautiful Red Rocks of Sedona while taking in the annual Sedona Arts Festival. more
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Diamondbacks' prospect Jordan Lawlar rounds the bases after hitting a solo home run against the A’s during Spring Training in Mesa on Feb. 26, 2024.
D-backs’ prospect Lawlar iffy on Arizona Fall League action
The Arizona Fall League on Wednesday announced its team schedules for the new season starting next month, but don’t expect to see the Diamondbacks’ top prospect at a stadium near you. more
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Gathering for Cardinals games is easy for fans, just head to State Farm Stadium in Glendale and pay respects at the Pat Tillman statue as well. If you are a fan of another NFL team, there are specific gathering spots on game day for various teams.
Find your favorite team's West Valley gathering spot to watch NFL games
Picture this – your favorite NFL team is playing Sunday and although your prized living room chair never lets you down, there’s nothing like surrounding yourself with fellow frenzied fans. more
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Rehearsals for Showcase Community Theatre's production’s of “The Odd Couple,” like this scene in Act One on Aug. 26 at Stage Left Productions in Surprise, require two different rehearsal versions – one with Joey Whelan as Felix (at left, purple shirt) and one with Gabe Escudero as Felix.
‘Odd Couple’ actors to alternate iconic roles in Surprise production
A couple of West Valley actors are taking on double character studies in a Neil Simon classic. more
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Phoenix artist Ray Richardson poses with “Island,” which will be among the works on display at the Hidden in the Hills Artist Studio Tour in November.
North Valley’s annual Hidden in the Hills studio tour announces dates
Arizona’s largest and longest-running artist studio tour, Hidden in the Hills, makes its return in November. more
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