Arts + Culture

The concerts will take place over three different days on Valley Metro’s B Line and will feature music from the Phoenix Symphony, the Herberger Theater Center and Rosie’s House, a music academy for children.

Published by Penguin Random House, Café Gozhóó executive chef Nephi Craig’s hardcover is anything but a cookbook.

Downtown Phoenix has finally happened. Condo towers, restaurants, entertainment venues and retail establishments now occupy once-empty lots. And there’s nowhere to park — the sure sign of a thriving metropolis. But, can Phoenix ever be walkable?

Brian Fogarty has been making music for more than a decade. But over the past several months, he’s started working with new collaborators: animals.

“Molly of Denali” made her groundbreaking debut on PBS Kids back in 2019. The animated Alaska Native girl is the first Indigenous lead of a nationally distributed children’s series. Now, she’s made a stop in Phoenix.

The Summer Reading Game, hosted by the Maricopa County Library District, is dinosaur-themed this year. It's designed for players of any age who can earn one point for every minute they read. They also can earn points for attending library events.

Phoenix musician and writer Jason Woodbury's got a road trip story for the dogs.

Commentator Herb Paine says masculinism is a challenge to our democracy.

“Navajo Highways” was nominated twice. The educational program streaming on First Nations Experience won a trophy for informational-instructional content short or long form — another for best set design.

Whether it’s at the grocery store or the airport or outside a movie theater or electronics store, most, if not all of us, have waited in a line. Sometimes it’s out of necessity. Sometimes it’s to be the first to see or get our hands on something.