Arts-music

Last month, Biruni Hariadi recited her way to the top at the Arizona Poetry Out Loud State Finals in Tucson.

A trio of live concerts at Arizona Musicfest is on tap this month featuring music across the ages:• “The Folk Legacy Trio” – dubbed a living library of the folk era – will take to the stage April 11 for an evening of nostalgia, straight from the 50s and 60s.

Since the advent of the Kodak camera in 1888, we’ve been crafting our appearance – in portraits and selfies – for a public audience.

The Arizona American Indian Tourism Association (AAITA) will host a festival to honor and celebrate 22 of Arizona’s indigenous Indian communities.

Phoenix’s beloved music festival for a cause, M3F Fest, returns to downtown’s Margaret T. Hance Park March 4-5, 2022.

SculptureTucson is pleased to announce “Rough Terrain,” the inaugural exhibition of its new sculpture park.

AA long-time advocate for the power of the creative spirit, and in response to COVID-19, Valley resident and jazz vocalist Shannon Wallace, CDP created MusicalMemoryCare.com.

FOUND:RE Contemporary has launched an interactive new website that offers art enthusiasts a digital component in which to view exhibits and purchase pieces.

The Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) has named the Maricopa Public Library as the recipient of its annual Great Books Giveaway.

The World Heritage Committee has officially inscribed “The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright,” which includes eight major works spanning 50 years of Wright’s career, on the UNESCO World Heritage List.