Just one business signed up for October's new vendor program on Roosevelt Row, as Phoenix tries to balance safety with the art walk's 30-year legacy.

The 200-foot artwork at Cave Creek Sweetwater Park could double as a heat experiment, city researchers hope.

At Modified Arts downtown, a cousin's tribute turns one Valley woman's quiet life into a gallery full of bookmarks, portraits and memory.

The orchestra's final show is Nov. 1, with musicians losing pay the next day as a Tansley trust gift sits frozen.

The P.W. Litchfield Heritage Center rises on the historic La Loma Hilltop, anchoring a new cultural campus beside the city's library.

Larsen Gallery's fall sale in Scottsdale brought in a record $3.6 million.

The Scottsdale favorite now sells Diné-owned goods a block from the Plaza, with artists rotating between both stores.

Ahwatukee teens built a slime room and a scares-optional path through Mountain Pointe High's backstage halls to help fund about 80% of the season.

The Tucson band once avoided photos and social media entirely. Now it's celebrating a decade of Bloodline at Valley Bar.

Shoppers can browse jewelry, glass and iron work at Granite Reef Senior Center on a single November Saturday.

Semifinalists get a $2,000 honorarium as the Heard Museum seeks a permanent monument to hoop dancing by 2028.

Meritage Homes co-founder Steve Hilton is honoring his father, a five-camp survivor who later helped the FBI deport hiding Nazis.

The Mesa band returns to the historic Nile Theater for two acoustic shows.