Downtown’s Original Hangout: The 1920 High School Pharmacy

September 16, 2021 by Donna Reiner

In Phoenix's early years, the High School Pharmacy was a popular hangout for youngsters. Here's a brief history of its o...

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month By Playing Downtown Phoenix Lotería

September 14, 2021 by Fara Illich

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month Wednesday, Sept. 15-Friday, Oct. 15 2021, Downtown Phoenix Inc. is hosting DTPHX Lot...

Ingo’s Tasty Food Opens at Block 23 in Downtown Phoenix

September 10, 2021 by Downtown Phoenix Inc.

Ingo’s Tasty Food opened its second Arizona location in Downtown Phoenix at the end of August with a special downtown...

5 Downtown Phoenix Nightlife Options

September 1, 2021 by Mer Norwood

Downtown Phoenix’s nightlife scene is bustling with craft cocktails, local music and hidden speakeasies. Here are a fe...

‘We’ll Get Through This Together’ Downtown Venues Reopen With help From Grants, Community

August 26, 2021 by Elizabeth Montgomery

For more than a year, several Downtown Phoenix event venues have been closed due to COVID-19. While the doors were close...

‘Escape the World For a While’ At Pa’la, Downtown’s New Wood-Fired Restaurant

August 18, 2021 by Fara Illich

Stepping through the doors at Pa’la Downtown feels like walking into another world, and in some ways – it is. Locate...

Downtown Phoenix Inc. Ending Consumer Incentive Programs After Successful Runs

August 12, 2021 by R.J. Price

Two popular business recovery programs managed by Downtown Phoenix Inc. (DPI) will sunset at the end of August. Launched...

Sheraton’s New Signature Restaurant Carcara Opens September

August 5, 2021 by Downtown Phoenix Inc.

The new Carcara Restaurant at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel will feature a modern, open design with lush greenery, col...

New ‘Moontower PHX’ Project Breaks Ground in Evans Churchill Neighborhood

July 28, 2021 by Downtown Phoenix Inc.

Lincoln Ventures, an Austin-based housing developer, recently broke ground on a new 24-story, 326-unit project at 811 N....

Then and Now: From Downtown’s Mule-Drawn Trolley To Light Rail

July 14, 2021 by Donna Reiner

Light rail wasn’t Phoenix’s first use of the tracks for mass transit. And those old tracks periodically are...
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