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Scottsdale’s Italian Festival Is Getting Bigger and Better This Year
Arizona’s biggest celebration of Italian food, wine and culture is getting a fresh new setting this fall. The Italian Association of Arizona is bringing back its 11th annual Italian Festival on November 7-8, with a move to the Scottsdale Civic Center that means more ways to experience a taste of Italy.
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Calvin Harris to close 2027 Coors Light Birds Nest during WM Phoenix Open
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Grammy Award winner Calvin Harris was announced Wednesday as the final headliner for the 2027 Coors Light Birds Nest, completing the lineup. Harris will close out the four-night concert series that runs from Feb. 10-13 to wrap up the WM Phoenix Open tournament. Country star...
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Stephen Day finds his sound, crowd and guitar that started it all
Singer-songwriter Stephen Day remembers the moment music stopped being a hobby and became something more. “I walked into my mom’s closet, pulled out her guitar and said, ‘Hey, could you show me what you know on this instrument?’” he recalled. “And then I was off to the races. I could tell what I was supposed to do.”
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Putt'N Time
Putt'N Time: Portable Mini Golf for Any Event in Phoenix
Putt'N Time is a Peoria-based portable mini golf business serving the Phoenix area. This innovative company brings a complete 9-hole mini golf course directly to birthday parties, family gatherings, corporate events, community events, and other celebrations.
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Champions in Hawaii! Women’s Golf captures Nanea Invitational Title over Stanford and UCLA
Kailua-Kona, Hawai’i – Sun Devil Women’s Golf came into the day tied with UCLA and Stanford but outlasted both of them, emerging victorious at 33-under (843), winning by seven strokes over the Bruins and the Cardinal shooting 12-under (280) on the day at Nanea Golf Club. Hear...
Surprise Independent
Delta Kappa Gamma welcomes women educators
Delta Kappa Gamma invites retired women educators interested in a group with similar experiences to its Alpha Xi Chapter meeting 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3, in the library at All Saints of the Desert Episcopal Church, 9502 W. Hutton Drive, Sun City. The new Alta Loma Elementary School principal, Kristen...
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Navajo-Owned Native Art Market Opens Second Shop Just South of Santa Fe Plaza
A Navajo-owned arts retailer that built its name in Old Town Scottsdale has planted a second flag a block south of the Santa Fe Plaza, opening a storefront at 125 E. Water St. that will swap artwork and artists back and forth with its original Arizona location. Native Art Market, launched in 2020 by Heather Tracy and her mother, Denise Rosales, now says it represents roughly 600 small businesses across the two stores and has funneled more than $6 million to hundreds of Indigenous artisans since it began.
East Valley Tribune
Second $5M claim filed against Mesa over errant golf ball
Ricocheting golf balls apparently are maiming players at the city-owned Dobson Ranch Golf Course in southwest Mesa. For the second time this year, the city has received a $5 million claim for an injury that a golfer claims he sustained at the course. The Sept. 28 claim states that Kelsey...
Axios Phoenix
Did you know where in the Valley this fence is?
Congratulations to Sal O., the first reader to give us the correct location for Monday's "Where in the Valley?" photo . State of play: The decorative fence is at 5th Avenue and Jackson Street in downtown Phoenix, outside the Icehouse . The Icehouse is an events and arts venue with a long and colorful history. Flashback: It was built in 1910 for Constable Ice Storage and used — as the name suggests — to store massive blocks of ice, per Downtown Phoenix Journal . The Phoenix Police Department later used it as an evidence storage facility, which for a time housed murdered Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles' bombed car . Helen Hestenes and David Therrien bought it from the city 1990 and converted into an arts and performance space , which became a popular spot for raves. The venue is still available to rent today. Photo: Jeremy Duda/Axios
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The Strokes, Pitbull, Alanis Morissette headline Innings Festival 2027 in Tempe
Get ready to rock, roll and play ball! Innings Festival is stepping up to the plate with a powerhouse lineup for 2027, bringing The Strokes, Pitbull and Alanis Morissette to Tempe for three days of music, baseball legends and unforgettable entertainment. The ninth edition of Innings Festival returns to Tempe...
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Peoria artist’s work chosen for Grand Canyon specialty license plate
PEORIA, AZ (AZFamily) — A Peoria graphic designer’s artwork will soon appear on Arizona roads after the Grand Canyon Conservancy named him winner of its Grand Canyon specialty license plate design contest. Grand Canyon Conservancy, the official nonprofit partner of Grand Canyon National Park, announced Peter Malamas as...
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Downtown Mesa turned up the volume for Mesa Music Festival
The City of Mesa celebrated the 7th annual Mesa Music Festival last weekend. People crowded eight different stages throughout local businesses on Main Street while welcoming industry veterans, local bands, and emerging national artists. This annual event supports causes like College Bound AZ, Guitar Center Music Foundation, AZ, Veterans Resource...