Bapchule
Bapchule, AZ · Arts & Culture
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Look Back at These 7 Lost Arizona Street Corner Sights and See What You Still Remember
Hotel San Carlos occupies the Phoenix site of the former Central School. Arizona’s missing street sights range from school buildings and city halls to the painted walls of a much more recent arts district. A corner does not need a century-old monument to become familiar. Sometimes a roofline, a mural, or the place where a family handled everyday errands is enough.
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Phoenix Symphony suspends season as musicians call for financial transparency
The Phoenix Symphony has suspended its current season due to rising operating costs and lower-than-expected donations. Internal records show the organization held more than $8 million in net assets at the end of 2022, but operating costs have outpaced revenues. Leadership says the season is suspended rather than canceled, while...
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Portal to the Past Festival in Phoenix
Experience S’edav Va’aki Museum (SVM) and Cultural Coalition’s eighth annual Portal to the Past Festival (Portal Fest) and the new Indigenous Identities exhibit for FREE on Nov. 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This year, Portal Fest is offering a wide variety of entertainment and activities...
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“The Home Edition” sees how AI is changing the real estate market
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — On this week’s episode of “On Your Side: The Home Edition,” host Susan Campbell tours a timeless Arcadia home right at the base of Camelback Mountain, learns how AI is changing the real estate business, and sees what $500,000 will buy you in Mesa.
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Haunted History Tours Reveal the Orpheum Theatre’s Spooky Side
The Orpheum Theatre invites visitors to explore its mysterious past during Haunted History Tours on Oct. 23, 24, 30 and 31. Presented by Friends of the Orpheum Theatre, the guided tours combine local history with tales of ghostly encounters inside the downtown Phoenix landmark. Guests will go behind the curtain...
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Tucson's XIXA Marks 10 Years of Bloodline With Phoenix Show Tomorrow
Tucson band XIXA plays Valley Bar in downtown Phoenix tomorrow, marking 10 years since the release of its debut album Bloodline and everything the band has built since. The show caps a decade-long transformation that started with a secretive cover band that didn't use photos in its promotion. That band...
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Mesa marks 20 years of Dia de los Muertos with weekend festival
MESA, AZ — Mesa's 20th annual Día de los Muertos festival hits the streets this weekend, continuing a cherished celebration two decades in the making. The festival officially starts at noon on Saturday at the Mesa Arts Center. The roots of Día de los Muertos stretch back thousands of years, and Latino families from Arizona continue the tradition of honoring loved ones who have died.
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Seen on TV: October 24
Miss it on-air? Looking for links and contact info for a story? Check here first!. For more newscast video clips, head to https://fox10phoenix.com/shows/video. Event starts at 8:15 a.m. Wesley Bolin Plaza. 1700 W. Washington St. Phoenix, AZ 85007. https://phoenixchildrensfoundation.org/signature/5krun/. American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Phoenix Walk.
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Diwali Festival of Lights Celebrated in Chandler
The City of Chandler’s Connection & Impact Division is celebrating light, hope, unity, and community at Diwali: Festival of Lights on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Chandler City Hall Courtyard, 175 S. Arizona Ave. Participate in one of the most popular festivals in Hinduism...
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Born 94 Years Ago in Arizona, the Pioneering Guitarist Who Helped Define the Bakersfield Sound Alongside Merle Haggard
On this day (October 21) in 1932, Roy Nichols was born in Chandler, Arizona. He is widely remembered as Merle Haggard’s lead guitarist. However, before he became a member of the Strangers, he played with acts like the Maddox Brothers and Rose, Lefty Frizzell, and Wynn Stewart. Nichols grew...
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Heard Museum in Phoenix is searching for an artist to craft a sculpture honoring hoop dancing
Coverage of tribal natural resources is supported in part by Catena FoundationFor close to four decades, the Heard Museum in Phoenix has been home to the annual World Championship Hoop Dance Contest after the inaugural competition was held in Albuquerque at the 1991 New Mexico State Fair. But soon, this...
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At This Arizona Arts Campus, Kids Play Songs On The Sidewalk While Grown-Ups Learn Glass
Musical tiles that play notes when you step on them sit right outside a free art museum in Arizona. One fourth-grade class turned them into a giant sidewalk keyboard during a surprise field trip. The same campus holds theaters, galleries, and working art studios. Everyday people sign up there to...