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Wildlife World Zoo Near Phoenix Lets You Feed Giraffes Right From an Elevated Deck
Few things reset a busy week like a giraffe leaning in to take a snack from your hand. West of Phoenix, that moment happens every day at eye level, thanks to a raised deck built for exactly this kind of meeting. The same park also packs in sharks, stingrays, sea...
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Southern Rock Frontman Erupts After Fight Breaks Out at Arizona Festival, Orders Fan Removed
On Saturday, October 24, 2026, Southern rockers Treaty Oak Revival headlined the Smoke Show fest in Gilbert, Arizona. The West Texas group played the festival alongside artists such as 49 Winchester, Corey Kent, and Gannon Fremin & CCREV. During Treaty Oak Revival’s headlining set, concert attendees started a fight in the crowd. Halfway through their song “Have A Nice Day”, commotion ensued in the audience. Another audience member, a fan of the band, caught the fight on camera.
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The Jaw-Dropping Children’s Museum In Arizona That Deserves A Spot On Your Bucket List
Most bucket list items involve a plane ticket, a passport, and a level of logistical planning that makes you tired before you’ve even left the house. This one just requires a drive to downtown Phoenix and a willingness to be genuinely amazed by something in your own backyard. The...
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A music critic from Phoenix took 7 iconic bands and ranked all their songs from worst to best
MARK BRODIE: Valley native Bill Wyman has been writing about rock and roll his entire career. Today, the old-school music critic writes for New York Magazine’s Vulture section. And now he’s out with a new book, “Bill Wyman’s Rock and Roll Lists: Every Song by The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Led Zeppelin, Nirvana, Pink Floyd, The Eagles and The Clash — Ranked from Worst to Best.”
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Arizona Has A Free Museum Where Kids Hold Real Meteorites And Rocks That Look Like Bacon
Tucked inside a recreation center in the northwest Valley, a small volunteer-run rock museum opens its doors for just three hours a week and charges nothing at the door. Most Phoenix-area families have driven within a few miles of it without ever knowing it existed, which is exactly what makes it such a satisfying find. Inside are glass cases packed with labeled gems and minerals, a little shop with friendly prices, and a darkened black light room where ordinary-looking stones suddenly shine in colors nobody expects.
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Artist explores perception in Scottsdale exhibition
Gilbert artist Casey Wakefield explores how memory, emotion and personal experience influence what people see in a new exhibition opening Oct. 29 at Royse Contemporary in Scottsdale. “Paintings in Perspective,” a solo exhibition of Wakefield's abstract paintings, will remain on display through Nov. 29 at the gallery, 7077 E. Main...
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Everything You Need to Know Ahead of Chris Stassy’s Halloween Event This Weekend in Phoenix
Framework is heading to Phoenix for the first time this weekend on Friday, October 30 featuring Chris Stassy (formerly Chris Stussy). Ahead of this hopefully not one-time only collaboration between Framework and local producer Relentless Beats, we have all the info that you need to know before you go. Artists,...
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Scottsdale man arrested for crash that severely hurt California mariachi musician
TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — A Scottsdale man has been arrested after police say he severely injured a mariachi musician from California with his car in Tempe earlier this month. Nathaniel McKean, 23, was arrested in connection with the Oct. 9 pedestrian crash that left 33-year-old Adan Alcala fighting for his life.
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Italian Festival Returns for 11th Year with Move to New Scottsdale Venue
The Italian Association of Arizona is bringing back its 11th annual Italian Festival, now at a new Scottsdale venue, with a two-day celebration on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday, Nov. 8, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The long-running festival is moving to a...