A fear of math led Nathan Hosner to the Broadway stage. The Chicago-based actor, who will be performing at ASU Gammage this month as part of the Tony Award-winning play “Peter and the Starcatcher,” got his start in theater while
Mind Over Music is a new initiative created by The Phoenix Symphony which trains teachers to integrate music into STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) concepts, the first symphony program of its kind in the nation. By learning through music, students
Arizona Science Center invites visitors to dream, create and build from their imagination at the organization’s featured exhibition, Imaginate. This 6,000-square-foot multi-activity exhibition centers around innovation, creativity, conceptualization and design. Imaginate is made up of five main themes, each representing
The Phoenix Center for the Arts comes together with Arizona Humanities to bring Valley artists, musicians, writers, students, and scholars to create a weekend-long cultural celebration for the entire family. The second annual Phoenix Festival of the Arts will take
Discovery and surprise await you on the Garden trails. Artist Dale Chihuly returns to the Desert Botanical Garden this fall with a stunning exhibition of his extraordinary and vibrant works of art. Chihuly is credited with revolutionizing the Studio Glass
Jaleo Band presents the release of their Debut Album, “Jaleo and Friends” in Phoenix, Az this Friday, December 6, 2013 starting at 8:30pm. Join Jaleo Band in an exclusive evening of fun and dancing at The Cedars. The album is
By Taylor Pineda Youth and activism seems to go hand in hand as young people, historically full of passion have taken a stand over what they believe in. From Freedom Riders to present day demonstrations over immigration reform, the fight
