With the new year approaching, many of us make New Year’s resolutions similar to last year’s: to lose weight, to spend less and save more, to make the most of every day. Michael Bernoff, founder of the Human Communications Institute, recommends a different approach. Instead of setting specific goals, he suggests you ask yourself honestly:…
Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella Broadway National Tour is currently at ASU Gammage through Dec. 24, and it should not be missed. I had the pleasure of seeing the show on opening night and I felt as if I was living the fairytale with the rest of the cast. It has the usually story elements featuring…
The call for the “Spiritual Voices” exhibition was directed to Jewish artists in Southern Arizona, primarily around Tucson. It read, “This invitational exhibit provides a venue for artists who see their work as an expression of their spiritual journey.” While many of the pieces in this show of work by 20 artists may not obviously…
There will be three seats up for election this spring on the seven-seat Tempe City Council. Sarah Kader hopes that on March 13, 2018, she will be elected to fill one of those positions. A native of Tempe, Sarah has been working the past seven years as an attorney at the Arizona Center for Disability…
When Abraham Lieberman, M.D., first arrived in Arizona in 1989 from New York, he started a clinic for those living with Parkinson’s disease. It was a relatively small clinic with three doctors and a nurse. Little did he know what the future held in store for him. Things began to change for Dr. Lieberman when…
When you walk into Allison North’s home studio, your eyes don’t know what to focus on first. Everywhere your gaze falls are thoughtfully created vignettes of her completed designs that draw you in, and wherever you turn you notice a detail that escaped you before. Nestled amongst the finished artwork, is a variety of metal…
“Oh Chanukah, oh Chanukah, come light the menorah, let’s have a Jewish-Mexican festival, we’ll all dance the lambada.” Well, in my house anyway! If you have been a guest of mine for the holidays, you walk away with a Jewish-Mexican experience. It has taken me a while to convert all my childhood Mexican recipes to…
We are going on a voyage that begins in the belly of a pirate ship at the UnderTow bar and ends in the warm glow of an Italian oven at Nook Kitchen, a short walk across the street. It’s a food and drink adventure, and you’re invited. We begin at the UnderTow, and I’ll bet…
Located on the northwest corner of the I-17 frontage road and South 16th Street. is an uncommon tenant for this industrial area. The Arizona Flower Market is Phoenix’s answer to the fresh flower markets found in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Seattle. I had heard from many of my friends about this special…
Memories are made as family and friends come together for filling meals, intimate gatherings and posh parties over the holiday season. Whether you’re dressing up for an elegant affair, or keeping cozy for a casual dinner after a long day of traveling to your far away loved-ones, you can look holiday ready in some of…
