What is a pupusa? A Pupusa is a handmade corn tortilla, stuffed inside with your choice of meat, cheese and beans. It is the national food from El Salvador, so popular that the 2nd Sunday of every November has been
Boo Fest Phoenix is an annual Halloween event, which started in 2004. Over the past 12 years the event has grown to become one of North Phoenix’s signature festivals in the fall. This year they anticipate attendance to top out
By: Samantha Collins Nothing says Halloween like a haunted house, and Phoenix happens to have some of the best around. One of the most famous is the 13th Floor, which pushes every limit; from fear of clowns to claustrophobia. Even
By: Samantha Collins What was once a small annual event here in Phoenix, the Zombie Prom has been taken to a whole new level this year. Hosted by 93.3 AltAZ, the Zombie Prom Music Festival will be headlining with some
By: Samantha Collins It’s that time of year again, where the pumpkin spice is flowing and you’re ready to dig your scarves out of your closet. It’s autumn in the Valley, and with the month of October comes all of
If you haven’t noticed, this seems to be the month for Regional music in the Valley! Add Voz de Mando to the list. They will be performing at the Ovations Live! Showroom at the Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
Best known for being the former member of the internationally acclaimed duo “Wisin & Yandel,” the latter decided to go solo in 2003 and is now taking over stages bigger than ever. His second studio album, “De Lider a Leyenda,”
October is the month where the temperature starts to go down and things start to get spooky for Halloween. In the Valley, it’s also the month when some of the best concerts and events make their way home for you
The gates open at noon today, with only $2 Admission until 5 p.m. Get ready to see what’s in store this year from thrilling rides to rockin’ exhibits, revved up engines to Blue Ribbon winners. Bigfoot is back and he’s
By: Samantha Collins While we may be a ways away from the colorful island of Puerto Rico, it won’t stop boricuas from representing wherever they are. To usher in the beautiful month of October, it’s the 10th anniversary of the
