Bad days, we’ve all had them. Everything that could possibly go wrong, does! But a sprinkling of humor always reveals that silver lining. Join Alexander on the absolute worst day ever, and let your own worries melt away as you
Which is better: the sweat-inducing beats of salsa, or the smooth, cool rhythms of bachata? If it’s a question you’ve always asked yourself, then hit up the Salsa vs. Bachata night at DeSoto Central Market. It may very well turn
(Phoenix, AZ) — The life’s work of legendary Arizona-born musician-composer Lalo Guerrero and his son, Dan Guerrero, will be the focus of the Guerrerofest weekend of events starting Thursday in Phoenix. Four days of events commemorate the 100th birthday of Lalo Guerrero, who
The perfect movie, is there such a thing? Some might say it’s inconceivable, but fans of The Princess Bride may protest. The perfect film, with food trucks you say? Now we’re talking. Brought to you by Street Food Cinema, this
Calling all movie buffs! MovieMaker Magazine called it one of the 25 Coolest Film Festivals, and over 150 films will be screened. For the 16th consecutive year, it’s the Phoenix Film Festival and it will be dazzling moviegoers over the
Visitors to Tempe may be accustomed to seeing buskers and the occasional artist on the sidewalks of Mill Ave, but this spring they are coming out in full force. As many as 350 artists will be lining the sidewalks of
Perfect for adventurous movie-goers and lovers of fine cinema, Scottsdale Cinematheque showcases new independent, foreign and art films that are not screened at other Valley theaters. New films are introduced each month, with multiple screenings on selected weekends, all with
(Phoenix, AZ) — The annual “Inspired Soles” auction and art show is back, and this year, attendees have even more reason to be pumped (pun intended), since two new exciting components have been added to the show- online bidding and
(Phoenix, AZ) — Just in time for Spring, Ballet Arizona presents a program of fresh, contemporary and classic works from choreographers around the world.. Today’s Masters puts today’s acclaimed choreographers in the spotlight for a program of creative and diverse
By: Joseph Guzman Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com Former Arizona Senator and activist Alfredo Gutierrez spoke to Phoenix college students and community members Thursday, using stories from his recently released book to cover over one hundred years of Mexican-American history. Gutierrez’s
