The Park harnesses many of the things people love about Downtown Phoenix and bottles it up in a restaurant concept. Click here for more info.

The first of more than 20 downtown residential developments to launch in the next 18 months, Proxy 333 officially opened its doors in July. Click here for more info.

With a new 3-on-3 basketball tournament called Valley-Oop! on August 19, DoubleDutch plans to rally Phoenix’s startup community for a friendly co-ed competition at Talking Stick Resort Arena. Click here for more info.

Through a new initiative launched in January, DPI is focusing on all things large and small that a person might interact with while strolling down the sidewalk, riding their bike or driving downtown. Click here for more info.

Save on admission to this one-of-a-kind event featuring unconventionally brewed beers you won't find anywhere else. Click here for more info.

Club Pilates Downtown Phoenix opened at the end of June on the ground floor of the 111 W. Monroe building, offering a range of workouts from beginner to advanced. Click here for more info.

The Green Art Park would transform a lifeless, empty lot into a community gathering space filled with lush greenery, murals, sculptures and more. Click here for more info.

Stop by these local spots during Independents Week and enjoy 20 percent discounts while supporting the Downtown Phoenix community. Click here for more info.

From Suns games to sports bars, these downtown deals are bound to make any dad happy. Click here for more info.

Plans call for two new towers, one residential high-rise and one office mid-rise with a Fry's grocery store, retail and restaurants on the ground floor. Click here for more info.