Photo: Phoenix Theatre’s new outdoor stage, built in the courtyard of the historic Central United Methodist Church, allows theatergoers to enjoy productions safely. In March 2020, live performing arts venues throughout the country halted in-person programming to help arrest the spread of COVID-19. The Phoenix Theatre Company was ready to stage “Something Rotten!” when it…
Photo: A fused glass fish platter created by artist Bobby Harr. By Jessica Gonzalez Fused glass artist Bobby Harr uses dichroic glass, the same glass used by NASA to protect its astronauts and spacecraft from the radiation of unfiltered sunlight, to create vibrant, one-of-a-kind works of art. Valley residents can see Bobby in action working…
For a quarter of a century, the Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival has celebrated Jewish culture through film, bringing an exciting lineup of films to Arizona, honoring Jewish traditions and heritage. Their 25th Anniversary will not be any different, except this year it will include three extra days of screenings and take place in the…
Between the holidays and COVID-19, there may be more reasons to push the restart button on healthy eating for 2021. Since we still can’t physically travel, these recipes will give your tastebuds a culinary journey without the guilt! CHICKEN TACO SOUP This healthy chicken taco soup gives you all the flavor of a taco in…
Mythology is full of many fascinating characters but none more idyllic and romantic than that rascally scamp Cupid. When the arrow hits you from this symbol of desire, love, attraction and affection, you immediately fall in love. Many couples are lucky to be struck by Cupid’s arrow once, but it is the truly lucky ones…
Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month (JDAIM) is a unified effort among Jewish organizations worldwide to raise awareness and foster acceptance and inclusion of people with disabilities and mental health conditions and those who love them. JDAIM is a call to action for all of us as we act in accordance with our Jewish…
