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Hidden in the Hills studio tour features diverse artists

This year’s Hidden in the Hills Artist Studio Tour features 151 diverse artists, including a longtime participant and a new artist to the studio tour. Arizona’s largest and longest-running artist studio tour, Hidden in the Hills takes place during the last two weekends of November: Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 20-22 and Nov. 27-29. Coordinated by the nonprofit Sonoran Arts League, this year’s free, self-guided tour features 151 artists at 38 studios throughout Cave Creek, Carefree and North Scottsdale.

Cave Creek, AZ · 1d
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Harry & Izzy’s brings sublime steakhouse deliciousness to Phoenix

Metro Phoenix has no shortage of exceptional steakhouses, but Harry & Izzy’s has arrived with the pedigree, personality and plates to immediately earn a place on the must-visit list. Located at the reimagined PV, Harry & Izzy’s marks the upscale American grill’s first location outside Indiana. Inspired by the...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d
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Phoenix Seafood Lovers Have Found A Buffet Where King Crab And Fresh Sushi Never Run Out

Some buffets run low on the good stuff by the second trip. One spot in west Phoenix seems to have the opposite problem, because the crab legs keep coming in big piles and the sushi bar keeps getting refilled. Families pack the tables on Sundays, and the line at the...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d
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Five Scottsdale Breakfast Joints Have Outlasted The Resort Boom And Still Charge Diner Prices

Scottsdale is famous for spa resorts, golf courses, and brunch menus with prices that can make your wallet flinch. Yet scattered around town are a handful of breakfast spots that still feel like neighborhood diners, with most plates landing in the $10 to $20 range per person. These are the...

Scottsdale, AZ · 1d
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The Two-Hour Arizona Walk Where You Meet Rescued Animals Most Locals Never See

Out past the last big Scottsdale subdivisions, behind a gate you need a reservation to pass, a black bear may be working on a scoop of peanut butter while a guide tells you how it got there. Most Valley residents have no idea this place exists, and that is partly by design. It is not open for casual drop-ins, so the only way in is a guided tour that runs about two hours.

Scottsdale, AZ · 3d

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Thanksgiving for those on the go

With November comes holiday gatherings with friends and families; however, busy lives don’t come to a halt just because the calendar calls for celebrations. For those who have a crowd coming and are looking for a helping hand with meal prep, these three Valley staples have you covered with Thanksgiving to-go packages and dine-in specials.

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

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Blue Öyster Cult Brings Godzilla and Uriah Heep to Phoenix in February

Blue Öyster Cult is bringing its arsenal of 1970s hard rock classics to Phoenix, with the band set to headline Celebrity Theatre on February 27, 2027, alongside special guests Uriah Heep. The band is known for songs including “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper,” “Burnin’ For You,” and, fittingly, “Godzilla,” as it embarks on a newly announced tour run.

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

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This Family-Run Arizona Nursery Grew From A Swap Meet Stall Into 10 Acres Of Plant Deals

Four temperature-controlled greenhouses, a gift shop in a little white house, and pottery gathered from around the globe all share one Arizona nursery. That’s a lot of green packed into a single afternoon. The whole operation started as a humble stall at a California swap meet. Today it imports...

Arizona · 4d

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Downtown Phoenix Pizzeria Accuses Trophy Room of Reselling Its Pies for Profit

The central question in a dispute over a five-pizza holiday pop-up in downtown Phoenix is whether Via Della Pizza authorized Trophy Room to serve its pies. Via Della says it did not; Trophy Room says it believed a conversation with a Via Della manager gave it permission. Trophy Room is part of Pretty Decent Concepts. The dispute was reported by The Arizona Republic.

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

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LON’s at The Hermosa Welcomes Patio Season

Patio dining season is underway, and there is no better place in the Valley to ring in this chapter of alfresco dinners surrounded by twinkle lights than at LON’s at The Hermosa in Paradise Valley. The post LON’s at The Hermosa Welcomes Patio Season appeared first on Fabulous Arizona .

Paradise Valley, AZ · 4d

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State Forty-Eight debuts new shirt to promote hiking safety

ABC15 talks to Chelsey McHale about why State Forty-Eight's new campaign is so meaningful and how she hopes it will save lives

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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Novel Ice Cream set to open new location in historic Tempe house

From sweltering summers to the cooler months of winter, there's never a bad time for ice cream around Tempe. Nestling itself close to ASU campus is Novel Ice Cream, a new option for Tempe residents looking to get their sugar fix. As one of the top-reviewed ice cream shops in...

Tempe, AZ · 2d

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Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers to Join Craig’s Crossing

Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers plans to open at Craig’s Crossing, a commercial development at the northeast corner of Carefree Highway and Cave Creek Road, according to KTAR. The restaurant will occupy about 5,525 square feet and is among the first tenants announced for the SimonCRE project. The center will include a grocery store and other retail, with construction expected to begin in 2027. An opening date for the restaurant has not been announced.

Scottsdale, AZ · 1d

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Jimmy John’s Opens in Scottsdale, Eyes Franchise Growth Across Greater Phoenix

Jimmy John’s has opened a new restaurant at 20701 N. Scottsdale Road in Scottsdale, the brand’s latest expansion in Arizona as it pursues franchise growth across the Phoenix area. Locally owned and operated by Brandt Bacus and Jared Bacus, the restaurant builds on Jimmy John’s development momentum in Scottsdale.

Scottsdale, AZ · 4d

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RARE Steak Championship Brings 34 Culinary Participants to Scottsdale This Thursday

Unlimited steak tastings, signature cocktails and a little friendly competition? The RARE Steak Championship is making its Phoenix-area debut November 12, and some familiar Valley restaurants are ready to bring the heat. Some people have a favorite steakhouse. Others would prefer to sample their way through a few dozen contenders...

Scottsdale, AZ · 3d

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Todd Rundgren Brings Damned If I Do Tour to Phoenix's Celebrity Theatre

Todd Rundgren is set to perform at Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix on Thursday as part of his expanded 2026 Damned If I Do Tour, bringing a career that spans seven decades and a famously unpredictable fanbase to the Valley. The show caps a stretch of dates across the western and southwestern United States before the tour wraps up later this month.

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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‘Changing two lives’: Peoria-based nonprofit pairs rescue dogs with veterans

PEORIA, AZ (AZFamily) — A Valley nonprofit is making sure veterans don’t have to face the hardest days alone, and that rescue dogs get a second chance, too. The Peoria-based nonprofit, Soldier’s Best Friend, pairs rescue dogs with Valley veterans living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Peoria, AZ · 2d

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East Valley Pops 45th season includes Apache Junction concert

The East Valley Pops Orchestra will open its 45th season with a free holiday concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 1, at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Mesa. The 70-member orchestra will follow the

Apache Junction, AZ · 2d

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Mr. Lucky's was the king of clubs in Phoenix. What happened to it?

It was October 1966 when Mr. Lucky’s opened for business on Grand Avenue in west Phoenix, a two-story honky-tonk that soon became one of the Valley's most beloved music venues, affectionately called the king of clubs. The main floor hosted country music royalty, from Waylon and Willie to George Jones and Jerry Lee Lewis, with rock acts relegated to the basement. Sixty years later, the club’s iconic Vegas-worthy neon sign — a grinning jester — hasn't stopped towering high above bypassing traffic from its 50-foot perch at Grand and 37 th avenues. The bells are missing from the faded jester's hat and the little rectangular boxes that once promised cocktails and dancing appear to have been shot out or otherwise vandalized beyond repair. The dice that once hung from the bottom of the sign have also gone missing. The building itself is now home to Mr. Z Towing, which runs an impound facility for the Arizona Department of Public Safety in the parking lot, surrounded on either side by used car dealerships. J. David Sloan sang country at the helm of Mr. Lucky's house bands, first the Rogues, then Western Bred. In 1988, he bought the bar from original owner

Phoenix, AZ · 7d

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Coors Light Birds Nest 2027 concerts: Here’s the full lineup

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. The Waste Management Phoenix Open is famous for its party-hardy atmosphere and...

Phoenix, AZ · 4d