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Keep up with Innings Festival 2022 with live updates from the baseball-themed music event at Tempe Beach Park Feb. 26-27.

This week you can shop outdoor markets, mix art with yoga, explore Afrofuturism in film, or attend live concerts happening around town. Here’s a look at the best things to do in metro Phoenix this week, including several that won’t cost you a thing. Micropoetry Monday From microbreweries to micro-gardening, it’s been a big year for the humble "micro" prefix that’s found its way to literary circles. Explore the expanding world of micropoety at 6 p.m. on Monday, April 12, when Phoenix-based Rinky Dink Press presents its latest virtual installment of Micropoetry Mondays. You’ll see re...

Art decorates the lobby of the FOUND:RE Phoenix Hotel (Lisa Diethelm/DD). Art Detour began on Feb. 27, kicking off a slew of in-person and virtual art exhibitions in Phoenix and across Arizona. Whether you’re attending from the couch at home or out for a night of gallery hopping in downtown Phoenix, there is something creative for everyone from now until March 31. From its humble beginnings in 1989, Art Detour has grown from a week-long art walk to a month-long art extravaganza over the past 33 years. Art Detour is put on by Artlink Inc., a nonprofit that supports local artists.

This week you can celebrate Irish culture, up your cocktail game, or catch some baseball fever. Here's a look at the best live and virtual things to do in metro Phoenix, along with a friendly reminder to mask up and practice social distancing. Drive-by Art With some art spaces closed due to pandemic precautions, outdoor art installations offer fresh ways to explore the creative landscape. Over at Danelle Plaza in Tempe, which is home to the Yucca Tap Room, you can see work by some of the Valley’s best-known artists. Most recently, Kyllan Maney painted a series of murals and Laura Spalding ...

Artist Chip Thomas, who often creates work using the name Jetsonorama, is also an activist, physician, and photographer. He has lived and worked for more than three decades in the Navajo Nation, where he curates a mural project called the Painted Desert. His work, which often addresses social justice issues, has focused in recent months on minimizing COVID-19 impacts in Indigenous communities. Recently, he created work for the Heard Museum and Walter Productions, working with poet Esther Belin. Keep Phoenix New Times Free... Since we started Phoenix New Times, it has been defined as the free...