Things to Do This Weekend in Phoenix
May 23-25 Find out what's happening this weekend in Phoenix. You can see some live music, see the most current art exhibitions and more. Find more things to do this weekend on our event calendar…
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Category: Arts & Culture
Your Guide to Phoenix's Arcadia Neighborhood
Tucked between Camelback Mountain and the Salt River, Arcadia is one of Phoenix’s most beloved neighborhoods—a mix of historic charm, leafy streets, and some of the best local dining in the city…
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Phoenix Faces & Places: The Nash
When you think of major jazz destinations in the country, Phoenix may not be an obvious choice. But look for the neon glow emanating from a modern-style building on the corner of First and Roosevelt…
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Cinco de Mayo in Phoenix
Cinco de Mayo brings the perfect opportunity to celebrate with vibrant events, sizzling parties, and irresistible food & drink specials across Greater Phoenix. Whether you're looking to dance the…
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Celebrating Black Stories in Phoenix
At Visit Phoenix, we celebrate Black stories year-round and, as part of Black History Month, we'd like you to meet some of the Black movers, shakers and tastemakers who have enriched Phoenix as…
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Phoenix Faces & Places: Tony Duncan
There’s nothing more captivating than sitting in a wide circle among an audience immersed in a Hoop Dance performance. And for Phoenix-based, five-time hoop dance World Champion Tony Duncan, being…
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Only In Phoenix: The Ultimate Gift Guide for Shopping Local
Gone are the days of shot glasses and postcards (well, unless that’s your thing), as today’s travelers are seeking the most authentic souvenirs and exclusive gifts unique to the places they visit. And…
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Complete Guide to Art Galleries in Phoenix
From an intimate neighborhood gallery to an internationally recognized art museum, Phoenix hosts a flourishing art scene. The Valley’s best-known art district is nestled in the heart of downtown…
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Military Veteran Memorials To Visit In Phoenix
Greater Phoenix is rich with military history. Papago Park was once home to a POW camp, the Arizona Wing of the Commemorative Air Force still offers flights in a variety of vintage aircraft, and there…
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Where To Celebrate AAPI Cultures in Phoenix
Like much of the Western United States, Greater Phoenix saw its first wave of Asian and Pacific Islander immigrants arrive near the end of the 19th century. In the years since, the Asian American…
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