Literacy volunteers still needed
The city of Phoenix is looking for literacy tutors to help Phoenix elementary students when they...
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Tag: Things to do in Phoenix
Museum presents photography exhibit
This summer, Phoenix Art Museum presents “Ecstatic Time: The Alchemy of Photography,” an original...
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Historical Society hosts America 250 events
The Sunnyslope Historical Society invites residents to celebrate a truly historic milestone –...
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Plan ahead for Fabulous 4th
The city of Phoenix will celebrate Independence Day, and the country’s 250th anniversary, at its...
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Museum undergoes major transformation
The Children’s Museum of Phoenix, located at 215 N. 7th St., has embarked on a $23.5 million...
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Get hands-on with Crafterhours
In May, FOUND:RE Contemporary and FOUND:RE Phoenix Hotel, located at 1100 N. Central Ave.,...
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Make Music Phoenix returns in June
Rosie’s House music academy for children is bringing music back to the Phoenix area once again...
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School offers dance camp
The School of Ballet Arizona will offer Build A Ballet Dance Camp this summer, with two sessions...
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Ballet hosts free performance
This summer, families are invited to step inside the magical world of Mary Poppins with...
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Community input sought in latest I-10 study
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), in cooperation with the City of Phoenix and the...
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Celebrate Juneteenth at Carver Museum
Valley residents are invited to join the George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center as it...
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Voter registration deadline is June 22
Residents who are not yet registered to vote and who want to participate in the July 21 Primary...
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