With so much creative talent in one area, DTPHX is one of the best places in the state to learn a new art form. We’ve gathered some of the most... continue reading. Click here for more info.

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The historic Sing High building at 27 W. Madison Street, originally constructed in 1931, is getting a new lease on life. Click here for more info.

400 trees, more than 20,000 pounds of carbon dioxide removed from the air and a team of eight working hard to make it all happen. If you’ve taken a walk... continue reading. Click here for more info.

We know finding a fun place to hang out with your pup can be ruff — especially if you’re not familiar with the destination’s rules and doggie amenities. Luckily, many... continue reading. Click here for more info.

Gather your friends well-versed in pop culture, history, art and the obscure — it’s trivia night in Downtown Phoenix. If the prizes don’t get you motivated, perhaps the beer and... continue reading. Click here for more info.

Murals, historic buildings and city lights—put yourself in Downtown Phoenix's most colorful backdrops the next time you're exploring. Whether it's graduation photos or just taking a million pics of your dog (no shame), here are some of our favorite places to strike a pose. Click here for more info.

There's nothing like a good game, time with friends and getting to explore a new part of an ever-expanding city. Batter up, because baseball season is the perfect excuse to do all three. Click here for more info.

The fate of the City of Phoenix-owned Talking Stick Resort Arena hangs in the hands of City Council members, who vote on the issue Jan. 23. Click here for more info.