Learn the ancient art of tree trimming
Bonsai is a Japanese art form using miniature trees grown in containers. Learn more about this...
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Year: 2014
Event raises funds for hungry families
In 2013, Phoenix’s ICM Food & Clothing Bank served more than 118,000 of the Valley’s neediest...
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Community budget hearings set for April
The city of Phoenix is facing a steep budget shortfall, which means that many city services likely...
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Arizona Gives Day set for April 9
Presented by First Bank, Arizona Gives Day is scheduled for April 9. The 24-hour online giving...
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Bringing gardening up to a new level
Long-time North Central residents Bob and Li Yen, together with other local partners, are...
Read MoreAnnual Easter service in park
The 43rd Annual Easter “Sonrise” Service will be 6 a.m. Easter Sunday, April 20, at Steele Indian School Park. The service is hosted by pastors, priests and lay members of a variety of Phoenix area churches. The service includes...
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Fun benefit helps Habitat for Humanity
Wear your favorite blue jeans and enjoy an array of gourmet samplings from the Valley’s most...
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Get on your bikes and ride
Nearly 4 percent of commuters bike to work at least once a week. Valley Metro transports more than...
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Nursery hosts art, food event April 12
Berridge Nurseries will showcase local artists and offer a farmer’s market at its 16th annual Art...
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Orchidfest returns to Baker Nursery
The Desert Valley Orchid Society (DVOS) will sponsor a free and family-friendly Orchid Show and...
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Palo Verde festival features local singer
The Sunnyslope Historical Society hosts its annual Palo Verde Festival, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturday,...
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Pay library fines with food donation
Library customers can pay overdue fees and help restock the pantries of Valley food banks during...
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