Mesa-based painter and muralist Ariana Enriquez creates vibrant, detailed depictions of the Sonoran Desert.
The Valley institution’s outdoor gardens and courtyards feature dozens of desert flora species and attract native fauna year-round, playing an important aesthetic and ecological role.
Ritual guides everything Corbin Chamberlin creates for Sage & Salt, his line of fine fragrances, jewelry, candles and crystals that imbue everyday life with a little magic.
The recent arrival of JING, known for its high-energy atmosphere and globally inspired fare with Asian influences, has elevated Scottsdale’s thriving restaurant scene.
You’re out enjoying an evening at UnderTow Gilbert, not realizing that your expertly made cocktail was crafted with lightning speed by bar manager Krissy Shelberg
Local gallery owner and arts enthusiast Trey Brennen has spent years cultivating the arts scene in greater Phoenix
We chatted with McClure about her origin story and the process of translating memories into fragrances.
In 2015, Arizona native and Xavier College Preparatory alumna, Whitney White Kozlowski, launched The Beau Collective, a unique fitness and retail space, in Park City, Utah.
Austin King loved Antiquities Warehouse too much to let it disappear—so he bought it.
An exhibition by artist-in-residence Erika Lynne Hanson, asks visitors to consider unseen items, from hidden infrastructure to the rock that creates the literal foundation of the historical desert camp.
We caught up with Byrnes and Smith to learn more about their history with Art One and what fine arts patrons can look forward to at b-art.
The new restaurant is a deeply personal, design-forward labor of love that blends family, food, architecture and innovation
Now there’s another way to show your support for Arizona wine: the Verde Valley Wine Country specialty license plate.
Now open on the ground floor of Phoenix’s Mortgage Matchup Center is the venue’s first-ever members-only dining club. Identifiable by only a small, neon red martini sign, The Ra Ra Room is a secret portal to a world of Gatsby-esq glamour.
Luxe American outdoor living designer unveils new rug collection
Mesa artist debuts massive, 100-foot mural at ASU
Arizona artists get spotlight in museum’s renovated wing.
Paloma promises luxe living in heart of Scottsdale.
He’s designed stunning restaurants, now this architect is building unique townhomes.
Soup’s on: Why a Sedona restaurateur is giving back
Luxury living has reached new heights in Scottsdale with the development of Optima McDowell Mountain. Designed by award-winning architects David Hovey Sr., FAIA, and David Hovey Jr., AIA, this mixed-use community is ideally situated in North Scottsdale and the Greater Scottsdale Airpark area. At its core, the development balances urban
Desert Botanical Garden has entered a bold new era with two major updates. The DBG recently welcomed Chris Kline—a seasoned nonprofit leader and community advocate—as its new President and CEO. Also joining the team is renowned chef Mark Tarbell, who now leads the culinary program for the Garden’s signature eateries,
Concrete artistry meets functionality in SlabHaus, the Phoenix-based studio founded by concrete artist Brandon Boetto. Since 2014, the studio has been a go-to source for contemporary concrete furnishings and finishes.
Nestled behind desert-worn walls and hand-built adobe structures is a creative sanctuary known as Cattle Track Arts Compound. Located in the heart of Scottsdale, the homestead-turned-art haven has inspired generations of artists, dreamers and thinkers.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s emblematic American mid-century modern design philosophy is now personified on wheels in the Airstream Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian Limited Edition Travel Trailer. This 200-unit model was created in collaboration between Airstream’s engineering and design teams in Jackson Center, Ohio, and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s experts at
Now open at Scottsdale Fashion Square, Society Swan is a refined American brasserie by Fox Restaurant Concepts “where elegance, mischief and mood converge.” Inspired by New York City’s famous “Swans”—the jet-setting, all-female circle of socialites who influenced Truman Capote’s work in the 1960s and ’70s—and by Paris’s Swan Island, the restaurant’s
There’s no time like the present to pick up a new hobby—so why not have a hand at horticulture? Whether you're a seasoned horticulturalist looking to refine your skills or a novice gardener, the American Horticultural Society (AHS) offers Lifelong Learning Certificates to help you grow your horticultural knowledge.
From “Chopped” finalist chef Cristopher Brugman comes this season’s most hotly anticipated restaurant, Heritage Kitchen + Cocktails in Scottsdale.
John Henry Waddell first displayed the bronze work “Martha” in Sedona about 50 years ago, between two sycamore trees at the entrance to the El Prado Gallery at Tlaquepaque in Sedona. Now, 16 of the artist’s sculptures are on exhibition throughout the arts and shopping area as part of “Walk
Hands-on agricultural classes are back at Arcosanti. The unique Mayer community established by Paolo Soleri marries architectural design with ecology.