Desert Foothills Theater in northern Scottsdale will revive a musical performed on its stage about 10 years ago – one that brings to life all of your favorite Dr. Seuss characters, including Cat in the Hat and Horton from Horton Hears a Who.
Rainbow-splashed, floral-printed dresses and vibrant satin pantsuits adorned with equally as stunning accessories:
Spoken word, dance and music performances, pop-up art exhibitions, hands-on activities and more: The Scottsdale Arts’ Education & Outreach’s Arts Education Showcase returns for its eighth year on May 2 at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
To describe pop artist icon Peter Max, one analogy comes to Lesley Smith’s mind.
“There's the old adage,” said former Scottsdale resident Gregory Fratt. “An artist's doesn't really become famous until after they die.”
“There’s the old adage,” said former Scottsdale resident Gregory Fratt. “An artist doesn’t really become famous until after they die.”
Scottsdale history buffs and long-time residents know who Gerbacio "Harvey" Noriega is.
Caked with cotija cheese, drizzled with aioli and sprinkled with herbs, the elote appetizer is a work of art, exploding with color and flavor.
Scottsdale International Film Festival founder Amy Ettinger listens to her guests.
Old Town will soon be alive with the sound of live musical theater.
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Facing a lawsuit over its own rules, the state Board of Education voted unanimously last week to repeal a requirement that sex-ed classes in Arizona “promote honor and respect for monogamous heterosexual marriage.’’
The Maricopa County Department of Public Health is working with a northern Scottsdale hospital to investigate a possible case of tuberculosis at the facility.
The ever-changing face of McDowell Road in southern Scottsdale lost an iconic storefront last week when workers began disassembling the Polynesian Dairy Queen building that sat near 68th Street for decades.
Aerial photos of the land around Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard and Scottsdale Road from 1979 show a barren desert landscape with little development.
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