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Somewhere Over the Border As U.S. immigration policy continues to make national headlines, Arizona Theatre Company is presenting a free digital performance of Somewhere Over the Border, a musical set in the ‘70s that uses fable and family history to explore a young girl’s pursuit of the American dream. Written by Brian Quijada, a self-taught playwright with Salvadoran roots, the musical includes diverse genres from cumbia to hip-hop and addresses identity, immigration, the Latinx-American experience, and the human condition. Online viewing through Arizona Theatre Company starts at 8 p.m....

Lynn Trimble Rosson House Resumes Tours Rosson House at Historic Heritage Square in downtown Phoenix is resuming public tours on May 7 after being closed due to the coronavirus. Tours of the 1895 Queen Anne Victorian house include all the living areas. General admission tickets for the one-hour tour are $12. New Alwun House Mural Artist Lucretia Torva is painting a mural-style artwork that will be exhibited outside of the Alwun House creative space. The piece includes a portrait of J. Eugene Grigsby, an artist with significant ties to the Garfield Historic District whose work has been shown b...

SHARE: With the tourism industry still struggling and many people working remotely, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and lawmakers raised the prospect of converting distressed hotels and office buildings into housing as part of the state budget. Many of those buildings are sitting empty, and there could be an opportunity to turn them into housing as a way to help address New York City’s ongoing housing and homelessness crisis. But no specific proposal made it into the final spending plan. Lawmakers set aside $100 million in funding for building conversions in anticipation of a proposal, but that’s not n...

Apr 19, 2021 Steve Miller is once again teasing next month's release of his new concert album, Steve Miller Band Live! Breaking Ground: August 3, 1977, with the release of "Shu Ba Da Du Ma Ma Ma Ma. "Miller says, “This show from August of 1977 at the Cap Center in Landover, Maryland, captures the band right at the peak after The Joker, and in the middle of Fly Like an Eagle and Book of Dreams, a stream of hits…We decided to call it Breaking Ground because that's exactly what we were doing.” The album will be available in numerous configurations when it's released on May 14th.

Is Times Square's recovery threatened by high crime and rampant homelessness? By FOX 5 NY Staff Published  NYC recovery threatened There are concerns that the spike in crime and rise in homelessness could threaten the recovery in some areas like Times Square and Midtown Manhattan. NEW YORK - Times Square has seen a 60 percent drop in tourism and a rise in crime during the pandemic. The changes have left many people wondering, can the 'crossroads of the world' make a comeback? The Times Square Alliance, the agency that helps to improve and promote the tourist attraction, is crossing its fing...