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For more than 40 years, PHOENIX magazine's experienced writers, editors, and designers have captured all sides of the Valley with award-winning and insightful writing, and groundbreaking reporting and design. Our expository features, narratives, profiles, and investigative features keep our 385,500 readers in touch with the Valley's latest trends, events, personalities and places while our unsurpassed, sophisticated service journalism helps them get the most out of it. We report which towns and neighborhoods are the most desirable, which doctors are first-rate, and which restaurants, stores, and services are the "Best of the Valley." We bring a timely, local take to matters of travel, shopping, money, food, fashion, home, and health, through the pages of PHOENIX magazine. Source
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| Scope | Local, Consumer |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Phoenix-Prescott |
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| Frequency | Monthly |
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Search ArticlesLatin Flavors Inspire The Mission’s Cocktail Menu
2026 Summer Cocktail Camp Interview with a Mixologist(s) Zack Chatterton and Stevie Raeann from The Mission Kierland PHOENIX magazine heads to Kierland on July 19 for the next 2026 Summer Cocktail Camp event, this time at The Mission. The two-story temple to modern Latin flavors provides the setting to chef Matt Carter’s menu, while an oversized, backlit cross dominates the towering display of agave spirits behind the bar.
Best of the Valley 2026: Things To Do
The Valley’s wellspring of cultural diversions – festivals, the arts, fitness, et al. – has never been deeper or more diverse. Grab your swimsuit and dive in! Best Crafting Spot Spacecraft/Craftspace We adored The Vintage Arizona, Shannon Steward’s love letter to all things old, particularly those belonging to her beloved father. So, when Steward announced she was switching things up, we were glued to her Instagram – till she announced her new concept.
The Best Jazz Joints in the Valley in 2026
Phoenix The Nash Jazz Club Illustrious past performers include Wynton Marsalis, Ron Carter and Kenny Barron. But no mere music venue, The Nash is also a nonprofit cultural engine that supports summer camps and other educational efforts. 110 E. Roosevelt St., Phoenix, 602-795-0464, thenash.org Scottsdale Ravenscroft The Valley’s most ambitious and fully-realized jazz venue boasts its own craft cocktail lounge, Jazzbird, plus seating for 200 in its main performance hall.
Best of the Valley 2026: Prettiest Golf Holes in the Phoenix Area
Phoenix Hole 10 at Lookout Mountain Golf Club at Hilton Phoenix Tapatio Cliffs Resort Looming 14 stories tall, Hole 10 ranks as the highest-elevation tee box in the city. This means unfettered sightlines to Piestewa Peak and a bird’s-eye view of coyotes and javelina roaming the desert below. 11111 N.
Best of the Valley Hall of Fame Class of 2026
These are the Best of the Best and they’ve been the Best for many years. This year’s class inducts four new members into the BOV Hall of Fame. Page Springs Cellars Best Winery (2015-2026) Before Eric Glomski founded Page Springs Cellars in the Yavapai County town of Cornville in 2003, he studied rivers and forests across Arizona. Through his work, he stumbled on remote heirloom apple orchards and tried his hand at apple wine. Later, he uncorked a bottle and the memory floodgates opened.
Things To Do Around the Valley This Week (July 13-19)
This is a curated list of weekly events around the Phoenix area for July 13-19. Calendar listings include public events and attractions from around the Valley and state. Confirm information before making plans by calling the listed phone number, or check each website for last minute confirmation or cancellations. E-mail calendar.events@citieswestmedia.com to submit events for consideration.
Enter to Win Tickets to Darius Rucker
As managing editor and associate publisher of Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine, Charles Lohrmann experienced astounding natural wonders, from canoeing in Deep East Texas to trekking into the remote canyonlands west of Del Rio to view Archaic rock art. From TPWD, Lohrmann moved to Texas Highways, the award-winning Official Travel Magazine of Texas, where he was editor and publisher, and directed coverage of destinations in every corner of Texas.
Enter to Win Tickets to TOTO
As managing editor and associate publisher of Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine, Charles Lohrmann experienced astounding natural wonders, from canoeing in Deep East Texas to trekking into the remote canyonlands west of Del Rio to view Archaic rock art. From TPWD, Lohrmann moved to Texas Highways, the award-winning Official Travel Magazine of Texas, where he was editor and publisher, and directed coverage of destinations in every corner of Texas.
Enter to Win Tickets to O.A.R.
As managing editor and associate publisher of Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine, Charles Lohrmann experienced astounding natural wonders, from canoeing in Deep East Texas to trekking into the remote canyonlands west of Del Rio to view Archaic rock art. From TPWD, Lohrmann moved to Texas Highways, the award-winning Official Travel Magazine of Texas, where he was editor and publisher, and directed coverage of destinations in every corner of Texas.
5 Concerts to Check Out This Week (July 13-19)
Every week, we present a curated list of live music in a wide range of genres around the Valley. This week, we feature a retro festival and the grandson of a country music legend. July 14 Young the Giant This Southern California alt-rock band made its debut in 2004 – a few years after the opening act on its current headlining tour, Cold War Kids, made theirs. Awkward? Not really.