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The Children’s Museum of Phoenix GRAND OPENING JUNE 14, 2008 The Children’s Museum of Phoenix is a fun, hands-on, educational museum that engages the minds, muscles and imaginations of children and the grown-ups who care about them.

Located downtown Phoenix in the historic Monroe School Building.

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215 N. 7th Street Phoenix AZ 85034 602.253.0501 www.childrensmuseumofphoenix.org

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City gears up for “best summer ever�

GETTING HERE

Appropriately named, Central Phoenix is within 15 miles of most surrounding Valley cities and is roughly bounded

by Glendale Avenue (north), Buchanan Street (south), 15th Avenue (west) and 16th Street (east). South of the I-10 is designated as Downtown, while north is called Uptown.

By Car

Follow the 51, 1-17 or 202 freeways to the I-10 and take the Seventh Street or Seventh Avenue exits to begin in Downtown.Thanks to an easy-to-navigate grid system, side streets can be used to reach the length and width of the central corridor.To start in Uptown, take the 51 to the Glendale Avenue exit.

PHOTO: FOUR LEGGED PHOTOGRAPHY

By Bicycle

While we wouldn’t recommend long-distance treks in the dead of summer, Central Phoenix can be reached on bicycle via the Grand Canal, which runs from 75th Avenue and Camelback to Papago Park.View a map at srpnet.com.

By Bus

Valley Metro serves the entire Phoenix area with a central bus station at First Avenue and Van Buren. For routes and schedules, visit valleymetro.org.

Contrary to popular belief, the streets of Central Phoenix are no longer empty and abandoned (imagine obligatory tumbleweed rolling by) once the mercury rises. Rather, the area heats up with a dizzying array of cultural, dining, shopping and entertainment options that exude a new sophisticated urban style.

First Fridays. Phoenix Art Museum. Chase Field. Pizzeria Bianco. Orpheum Theatre. Cheuvront Wine Bar. Stinkweeds. Bunky Boutique. These are just a few of the distinctive destinations that have established the city’s revival from sleepy town to burgeoning city.The fifth largest city in the country, Phoenix has experienced a resurgence throughout its urban core in recent years. The city is coming alive with new restaurants, shops, art galleries, concert halls and museums occupying once rundown warehouses and abandoned buildings. Central Phoenix is also becoming a place residents can call home. Historic neighborhoods are filled with families young and old, while new high-rise developments welcome young professionals and established empty nesters. Whether you live in the +PIRHEPI

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Living Urban Nothing against the ‘burbs, but city living sure has its perks. At these high-rise homes, great restaurants, hip bars, funky boutiques and cool culture are right at your doorstep.

CenPho Musts Check out these neighborhood staples: Deli: Calabria Italian Grocery Fresh Italian deli meats & cheeses, subs, salads, antipasto and pasta.

1001 N. 3rd Ave. (602) 271-7000

Drugstore: Melrose Pharmacy

Professional pharmacists on site, free drug consulting and delivery service.

704 W. Montecito Ave. (602) 277-4714

Farmers Market: Downtown Phoenix Public Market

Locally grown produce and artisan ware. Open Wednesday nights and Saturdays.

721 N. Central Ave. phoenixpublicmarket.com

Dry Cleaners: Alterations & Creations

Quality dry cleaning service with alterations & tailoring available.

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214 W. Roosevelt St. (602) 277-9952

Car Wash: Los Olivos

Hand Car wash center with detail and windshield services, coffee bar and shoe shine.

Century Plaza

McKinley Row

Portland 1, 2 & 3

3225 N. Central Ave. (602) 956-1117

802-808 N. 4th Ave. (602) 714-6210

118 E. Roosevelt St. (602) 253-2560

From standard downtown office building to modern high-rise living development, Century Plaza has contemporary spaces with dramatic ceilings, gourmet kitchens and ground-floor retail center. And at 15 stories high, the stunning views will make you want to call this community home

Brownstone-style living has made its way to downtown Phoenix with McKinley Row. Tucked in the charming Roosevelt Historic District, the authentic four-building development has uniquely modular units with garages and patios.The development is expected to be completed next year.

This forward-thinking development is all about streamlined spaces. Units are designed in four-level styles with garages on the bottom floor and open terraces on the top, perfect for relaxing or entertaining with a stunning view of the city skyline. Phases 1 and 2 are for sale, while phase 3 is under construction

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Portland Place

Solterra on Fifth

4th Street & Portland (602) 254-1500

1001 N. 3rd Ave. (602) 253-3100

4350 N. 5th Ave. (602) 274-6646

The epitome of ultra modern living is Portland 38 located in the Garfield Historic District.

It’s all about clean lines and simple design at this 38-unit community complete with barbecue area, pool and reflection garden. Four floor plans each have their own garage.

With names like the Van Gogh, Monet and Picasso, Portland Place has made it its mission to make urban living an art form.This 10-story luxury condominium development is all about choices with a staggering 13 floor plans in its newly released phase 2 building complete with rooftop pool and garden.

In the heart of Melrose on Seventh, this gated community is all about location, location, location.

Within walking distance of the light rail transit on Seventh and Camelback, you’ll be just a train’s ride away from the best spots in town.

232 E. McDowell Road (602) 258-2522

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Arts & Culture

Pump Up the Volume

CenPho’s music scene hits a high note QUICK TIPS In the Know

Looking for the inside scoop on the CenPho music scene? Check out SilverPlatter, a forum focused on giving you the dish on the must-see bands and venues this summer and throughout the year. silverplatter.info

Laugh Factory

Get your laugh on at ShopDevious.com Beauty Lounge & Boutique as it hosts a free comedy show on May 14. Nine comics will take the stage in this 21-and-over event. Oh, and did we mention there’s free beer?

1229 NW Grand Ave. (602) 330-5794

Stepping Out

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Case in point: the Trunk Space. Located on Grand Avenue near Roosevelt, the venue hosts local and national acts including The Carrots, a 60s-inspired female band from Austin, Texas, scheduled to perform in May. But wait, there’s more. The Trunk Space is also an experimental theater, improv comedy venue and home to knitting circles, spelling bees and show & tell nights. For something edgier, artist Lee Berger brings PHiX to the downtown music and art scene. Located on Grand near Thomas Road, the former motorcycle repair shop now hosts everything from art exhibitions to punk rock concerts. PHiX has become a favorite among the live music set in town. Another venue that takes its music seriously is The Brickhouse near Central Avenue and Jackson Street, just south of the US Airways Center. This summer, sample a cool mix of acts such as acoustic guitarist Joey Arroyo or punk group the Sick Puppies. Also check out Brickhouse Live, an online component that features show footage and live chat with the bands.

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4 Anti.Space

515 E. Roosevelt St. & (602) 256-0150

718 N. 4th St. & (602) 253-4449

Local contemporary gallery.

Experimental multi-media arts collective.

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600 E. Washington St. & (602) 716-2000 Learning exhibits & planetarium.

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5 ARIZONA OPERA

1204 E. Roosevelt St. & (602) 253-7887

75 N. 2nd St. & (602) 266-7464

Indie arts organization & gallery.

Classic opera at Symphony Hall.

8 BENTLEY PROJECTS 215 E. Grant St. & (602) 340-9200 Upscale, industrial art gallery.

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6 ASU Mercado Galleria

911 N. 4th St. & (602) 253-6701

502 E. Monroe St. & (602) 496-1500

Off-Broadway plays & musicals.

Public, mixed media gallery at ASU.

9 Burton Barr Library 1221 N. Central Ave. & (602) 262-4636 Architecturally significant public library.

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Who doesn’t love dinner and a show? The folks at Showup.com sure do.That’s why they’ve developed Wrap Your Night, an online guide that pinpoints the distance between area restaurants and entertainment venues. Now chew on that!

With art-spaces-turned-music-meccas popping up all over downtown and central Phoenix, the Valley’s music scene just got more interesting.

Local Flavor Third Fridays also gives visitors a look at what local restaurants are dishing out. From Fate to Carly’s Bistro, art never tasted so good. rooseveltrow.org

Move over First Fridays. A tad more casual yet just as cool, Third Fridays is held in the Roosevelt Arts District between Seventh and Second streets. Evenings are filled with gallery openings, artist receptions and live music making it yet another way to enjoy the city after dark.

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16 Firehouse Gallery

1011 N. 3rd St. & (602) 292 3951

1015 N. 1st St. & (602) 300-7575

Mixed-use arts complex.

Live/work collective artspace.

11 CB•AG 718 N. 4th St. #007 & (602) 253-4449

316 W. McDowell Road & (602) 349-3049

Artist charged gallery/boutique

Twelve artist studios in one building.

12 Children’s Museum of Phoenix

215 N. 7th St. & (602) 253-0501 Play to learn - opens June 14.

13 Costello Childs 1001 N. 3rd Ave. & (602) 252-3610

Steele Indian School Park

18 HEARD MUSEUM 2301 N. Central Ave. & (602) 252-8848 Classic & modern Native American art.

222 E. Monroe St.

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Performance arts center.

419 N. 1st St. & (602) 430-1490

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Co-op of emerging local artists.

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821 N. 3rd St. & (602) 475-8519

Modern venue, classic feel, big shows.

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Emerging modern arts venue.

14 Dodge Theatre

Madison Park

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429 W. Jackson St. & (602) 257-8929 Industrial special event & art space.

Collective, contemporary gallery.

22 LAS Gallery

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Jackson St.

815 W. Madison St. & (602) 252-0322

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Small gallery & custom framing.

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Renew, reuse

To teach children the importance of being green, the Children’s Museum uses non-toxic materials & earth-friendly building materials in its exhibits and displays.

215 N. 7th St. (602) 253-0601

Built in 1913, the historic Monroe School on 7th Street, was the largest elementary school in Phoenix, serving thousands of students before closing in 1972. This summer, the sound of children’s voices will once again echo through its halls as the Children’s Museum of Phoenix opens on June 14. childrensmuseumofphoenix.org

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29 PHOENIX SYMPHONY

407 E. Roosevelt St. & (602) 462-5516

225 E. Adams St. & (602) 495-1999

Indie art space & music venue.

24 MONORCHID 214 E. Roosevelt St. & (602) 253-0339 Monthly art shows & photo studio.

25 Orpheum Theatre 203 W. Adams St. & (602) 534-5600 Historic, multi-use auditorium.

26 PHiX 1113 NW Grand Ave. & (602) 252-7449 Art space & small concert venue.

27 PHOENIX ART MUSEUM 1625 N. Central Ave. & (602) 257-1222 Large-scale contemporary museum.

28 Phoenix History

Museum 105 N. 5th St. & (602) 253-2734 Early Phoenix exhibits.

Classical & pops concerts.

30 Phoenix Theatre

31 Rosson House 113 N. 6th St. & (602) 261-8063 Restored historic home.

32 Space 55 Phoenix

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Live theatre, music & comedy.

33 Tilt Gallery 919 W. Fillmore St. & (602) 716-5667 Fine art & photography gallery.

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Brand-new contemporary gallery.

Acclaimed children’s theatre.

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All-ages performing arts center.

525 N. 1st St. & (602) 253-8188

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100 E. McDowell St. & (602) 258-1974

Jefferson St.

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Experience an earthquake and relive the aftershock.

IN THE SYBIL B. HARRINGTON GALLERIES A new gallery dedicated to exploring, understanding and respecting Planet Earth. Stand in the middle of one monster storm after another in our state-of-the-art Immersion Theater. Shake it up, make some waves, meet a scientist or two and move the clouds. All in one day at Arizona Science Center! Visit azscience.org for more information.

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All organic cafe & free wi-fi open tues - sun 7:30a - 3p 2325 N 7th Street 602-795-9905

Eclectic array of vintage and new furnishings, decor, gifts, and clothing not found anywhere else.

www.dripcoffeelounge.com

5102 North 7th Street 602.277.8528 www.go-kat-go.com

Italian , French and Greek prepared foods

Clothing • stationary books • lotions

gelato, desserts and featuring fine espresso drinks with Mokarabia Coffee

mon-sat 10ish (you know how it is) to 6ish sun 12ish to 4ish

(602) 358-7415 2241 N. 7th Street

715 E Sheridan Street 602.621.6855

2237 N 7th Street 602.254.5747

2022 N 7th Street (no. of McDowell) 602-252-5051

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Greetings from Historic Heritage Square Home of the ROSSON HOUSE MUSEUM, a beautifully restored 1895 historic home open for public tours in downtown Phoenix, Arizona at 6th St. & Monroe.

FOR RECORDED INFORMATION CALL:

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Sports & Rec

Summer Games

Downtown heats up with pro sports action QUICK TIPS Bark Unleashed

For pups and pooches looking to mix and mingle, Steele Indian School Park has an off-leash park that is sure to break the ice.With a fenced-in area divided into “big” and “small” sections, the park is open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.

300 E. Indian School Road phoenixdogpark.org

Hell on Wheels

The Arizona Derby Dames are back at it as they launch their third season on May 10 with a roller derby pitting the Schoolyard Scrappers vs. the Brutal Beauties. Let the bodies hit the floor. arizonaderbydames.com

Right on Track

3417 W. Broadway Road manzanitaspeedway.com

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This summer, the Valley’s pro sports teams are ramping up their seasons with a few new fan programs. On May 11, the Arizona Diamondbacks are celebrating Valley moms with a Mother’s Day Picnic on the Field. Enjoy a delicious lunch on the outfield grass where you can coax her into a game of a catch or let her just soak up the grandeur of Chase Field from the best seat in the house. Either way, she’ll love you for it. The Phoenix Mercury have the same idea going as they honor dear old dad with the annual Father-Daughter 2-Ball Tournament on June 14. Dads and daughters will battle it out in a shooting tournament with winning teams receiving court side seats to a Mercury game.

And in an ultimate move in fan satisfaction, the Arizona Rattlers have guaranteed season ticket holders a trip to the playoffs or their money back. Perhaps one of the most unique campaigns in sports history, it just shows how much those Rattlers love their fans.

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401 E. Jefferson St. & (602) 514-8400

350 N. 1st Ave. & (602) 257-5138

300 E. Indian School Road & (602) 495-0739

Retractable-roofed Dbacks stadium.

Family fun & fitness.

Amphitheater, dog park & gardens.

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2605 N. 15th Ave. & (602) 261-8991

67 W. Culver St. & (602) 534-2406

201 E. Jefferson St. & (602) 379-2000

Shaded greens, fields & lagoon.

Centralized park and Japanese gardens.

Suns, Roadrunners & Rattlers arena.

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A.J. Foyt has raced (and won) there. So has Mario Andretti. In its 57-year history, Manzanita Speedway has seen its share of hot racing action.

Check out the track’s racing lineup of ASCS Sprints, Super Stocks and AMA modlites.

It’s true. We Phoenicians have perfected the concept of spectator sports: air-conditioned venues with retractable roofs. It’s a beautiful thing.

Vintage Era The downtown YMCA had the first indoor, completely enclosed pool in the state of Arizona when it first opened in 1952. 350 N. First Ave. valleyymca.org

You’ve heard it more than enough at your cousin’s wedding. But it actually is fun to stay at the YMCA, particularly now that the Lincoln Family YMCA in downtown Phoenix has undergone a renovation that includes a new 3,600-square-foot free weight center and a rooftop outdoor running track. Now put your hands up in the air…

Event Parking Arriving early, knowing that you’ll spend $10 - $15 on a space for your car and consenting to a bit of a walk will make parking in CenPho a delight - if that’s possible.

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3 Collier Center US Airways & Chase Field Enter at Washington btw 2nd St. & 3rd St.

4 Heritage Park Garage All Access

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Enter off Monroe btw 5th St. & 7th St.

5 Jefferson Street Garage US Airways & Chase Field Enter off 3rd St. btw Jefferson & Jackson

7 ONE 11 BLDG. GARAGE Orpheum and Dodge Theatres Enter off 2nd Ave. & Monroe.

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Sports Schedules

May - July 2008

Arizona Diamondbacks Baseball Single-game 2008 tickets can be purchased at dbacks.com or by calling the Chase Field box office at 602-514-8400. Day-of tickets are sold at the box office, located near the main entrance. Regular season prices range from $5 to $220.

May 2 May 3 May 4 May 5 May 6 May 7 May 8 May 9 May 10 May 11 May 13 May 14 May 15 May 16 May 17 May 18 May 20 May 21 May 22 May 23 May 24 May 25 May 26 May 27 May 28 May 29 May 30 May 31 June 1 June 2 June 3 June 4 June 6 June 7 June 8 June 9 June 10 June 11 June 12 June 13

vs. New York Mets vs. New York Mets vs. New York Mets vs. Philadelphia vs. Philadelphia vs. Philadelphia vs. Philadelphia @ Chicago Cubs @ Chicago Cubs @ Chicago Cubs vs. Colorado vs. Colorado vs. Colorado vs. Detroit vs. Detroit vs. Detroit @ Florida @ Florida @ Florida @ Atlanta @ Atlanta @ Atlanta @ Atlanta vs. San Francisco vs. San Francisco vs. San Francisco vs. Washington vs. Washington vs. Washington @ Milwaukee @ Milwaukee @ Milwaukee @ Pittsburgh @ Pittsburgh @ Pittsburgh @ Pittsburgh @ New York Mets @ New York Mets @ New York Mets vs. Kansas City

6:40p 12:45p 1:10p 6:40p 6:40p 6:40p 12:40p 11:20a 10:05a 11:20a 6:40p 6:40p 6:40p 6:40p 5:10p 1:10p 4:10p 4:10p 4:10p 4:30p 12:55p 10:30a 10:00a 6:40p 6:40p 6:40p 6:40p 5:10p 1:10p 5:05p 5:05p 11:05a 4:05p 4:05p 10:35a 9:35a 4:10p 4:10p 10:10a 6:40p

June 14 June 15 June 17 June 18 June 19 June 20 June 21 June 22 June 23 June 24 June 25 June 27 June 28 June 29 June 30 July 1 July 2 July 3 July 4 July 5 July 6 July 8 July 9 July 10 July 11 July 12 July 13 July 18 July 19 July 20 July 21 July 22 July 23 July 25 July 26 July 27 July 28 July 29 July 30 July 31

vs. Kansas City vs. Kansas City vs. Oakland vs. Oakland vs. Oakland @ Minnesota @ Minnesota @ Minnesota @ Boston @ Boston @ Boston @ Florida @ Florida @ Florida vs. Milwaukee vs. Milwaukee vs. Milwaukee vs. Milwaukee vs. San Diego vs. San Diego vs. San Diego @ Washington @ Washington @ Washington @ Philadelphia @ Philadelphia @ Philadelphia vs. Los Angeles vs. Los Angeles vs. Los Angeles vs. Chicago Cubs vs. Chicago Cubs vs. Chicago Cubs @ San Francisco @ San Francisco @ San Francisco @ San Diego @ San Diego @ San Diego @ Los Angeles

5:10p 1:10p 6:40p 6:40p 12:40p 5:10p 4:10p 11:10a 4:05p 4:05p 4:05p 4:10p 4:10p 10:10a 6:40p 6:40p 6:40p 12:40p 6:40p 5:10p 1:10p 4:10p 4:10p 4:10p 4:05p 4:05p 10:35a 6:40p 5:10p 1:10p 6:40p 6:40p 6:40p 7:15p 6:05p 1:05p 7:05p 7:05p 7:05p 7:10p

*D ates and times are subject to change.

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@ Los Angeles vs. San Jose @ Dallas vs. Grand Rapids @ Orlando @ Kansas City vs. Colorado vs. Utah

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Single-game 2008 tickets can be purchased at ticketmaster.com or by calling the Phoenix Mercury ticket office at (602) 252-9622.Tickets are also available at the US Airways Center box office, located at the northwest side of the arena. Regular season prices range from $10 to $172.

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Single-game 2008 tickets can be purchased at ticketmaster.com or by calling the Arizona Rattlers ticket office at (602) 514-8383.Tickets are also available at the US Airways Center box office, located at the northwest side of the arena. Regular season prices range from $5 to $104.

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Vintage Style The Valley’s new fashion district QUICK TIPS Look Who’s Two Frances Vintage recently celebrated their two-year anniversary with an open house in early May. But just because the party’s over doesn’t mean you still can’t get the hippest goods in town.

10 W. Camelback Road (602) 279-5467

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Gold Lion has a new name and a new home. Check out their new digs at Way Cool Hair Pollution Salon.

1524 E. McDowell Road (602) 258-8600

With Scottsdale once considered the Valley’s fashion epicenter, Central Phoenix is boldly establishing itself as the place for independent labels, vintage looks and hard-to-find pieces from designers.

You won’t find the big-box, mainstream retailers here.

Rather, discover a slew of boutiques owned and operated by independent retailers who are on the cutting edge of hip urban fashion and sophisticated city looks. Filled with avant-garde apparel and one-of-a-kind items, Passage is one such boutique. This distinctive shop on Central is described as the place for the “fashion intellectual,” giving Phoenix the style cred it deserves. Promoting the industry’s newest designers is Spoken Boutique on Roosevelt Row. Offering both men’s and women’s, Spoken combines innovative street wear with art-inspired accessories. And for the forward-thinking fashionista, Olive Annie promises “play clothes for city girls.” Check out their cool selection of Kim White handbags and Kara-line dresses.

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Looking for a new do? If your coif is in need of a revamp, these CenPho salons will do you up just right: Bangz 5538 N. 7th St. (602) 604-9800

Boxer’s Men’s Salon

Perry Monge Salon 3 S. 2nd St. (602) 253-8885

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14 E. Camelback Road & (602) 279-0889

5102 N. 7th St. & (602) 277-8528

Art & hair salon.

Luxury name-brand eyewear.

Funky retro toys, books & gifts.

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918 N. 6th St. Unit B & (602) 252-1323

5517 N. 7th Ave. & (602) 274-4769

1524 E. McDowell Road & (602) 258-8600

Men’s & women’s clothing.

Curioddities and obscurosities.

Vintage & local designer threads.

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7 W. Monroe St. & (602) 340-8052

10 W. Camelback Road & (602) 279-5463

10 W. Camelback Road & (602) 230-0044

High-end barbershop & massages.

Vintage & new clothing & gifts.

Body piercing & jewelry.

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Let’s Do Launch Celebrate Bunky’s new digs on June 7 at the boutique’s launch party. Nosh, sip and groove as you shop fresh and funky offerings.

Festivities begin at 5 p.m.

812 N. 3rd St. (602) 252-1323

Bunky Boutique is on the move. On June 3, the fashion boutique is opening up shop at its new location in the Evans Churchill neighborhood, next door to The Roosevelt. The existing space on Roosevelt between Fifth and Sixth streets will become Bunky Gallery, an art gallery showcasing local artists.

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2301 N. Central Ave. & (602) 252-8344

715 E. Sheridan St. & (602) 621-6855

American Indian arts & crafts.

Women’s clothing & accessories.

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82 E. Ashland & (602) 301-1373

18 Paris Envy 4624 N. 7th Ave. & (602) 266-0966

828 N. 2nd St. & (602) 256-1400

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20 Perry Monge Salon 3 S. 2nd St. & (602) 253-8885 An Aveda salon & spa.

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14 Melrose Flowers 4727 N. 7th Ave. & (602) 264-4444

5102 N. Central Ave. & (602) 279-0702

1001 E. Camelback Road & (602) 200-8887 Vintage furniture & antiques.

16 Muse Apparel 742 E. Glendale Ave. & (602) 749-8880 Unique clothing & accessories.

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Back in Black Curiouser’s sister location Noir will reopen on June 28. Deliciously dark items include Liberace’s last will and testament and taxidermy décor.

4433 N. 7th Ave.

If you’re into the genuinely unique but truly bizarre, make your way into CenPho’s oddest trove of one-of-a-kind treasures, Curiouser & Curiouser. The boutique recently added Wi-Fi capabilities and a bookstore carrying titles on 1940s pin-up girls to guides on making your own coffin. 5515 N. 7th Ave. (602) 274-7469

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14 W. Camelback Road & (602) 264-8560

7000 N. 16th St. #126 & (602) 522-0564

Designer vinyl toys, art, books & cards.

Stylish eye & sunglasses.

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201 E. Camelback Road & (602) 256-9620

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4303 N. 7th Ave. & (602) 234-0120

4206 N. Central Ave. & (602) 266-1967

Antiques & vintage clothing.

Specializing in antique lighting.

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4214 N. 7th Ave. & (602) 795-4980

742 E. Glendale Ave. & (602) 944-3353

Selection of new and used vinyl LPs.

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35 Urban Baby Exchange

4717 N. 7th St. & (602) 277-0510

5050 N. 7th St. 17 & (602) 274-0200

Contemporary women’s clothing.

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36 Urban Yoga 3225 N. Central Ave. & (602) 277-9642

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Cool, cool summer happenings

Yes, it’s true. Summer in the city is bustling with activity and some really cool (literally) things to do. Here’s a sampling of events through July.

Sounds of Hollywood May 10 Symphony Hall phoenixsymphony.org The silver screen’s most memorable scores come alive in this tribute to Hollywood highlighting the works of the industry’s most prolific composers including Alfred Newman, Irving Berlin, George Gershwin and John Williams.

Frock n’ Roll May 17 Alice Cooper’stown alicecooperstown.com Duran Duran, May 6th

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Green Drinks

May 6 Dodge Theatre livenation.com

May 6 akagreen.com

Tease that hair and break out the blue eyeliner because 80s sensation Duran Duran is back on tour with their new album Red Carpet Massacre.

Even though it’s 20 years later, Simon LeBon and crew are still rocking it.

Interested in saving the planet while partaking in a libation or two? This social gathering brings “green” conscious people together to share ideas on creating, developing and implementing sustainable living. Call (480) 946-9600 for location.

Fashion and rock come together in this fundraising event benefitting Valley charities including the Sojourner Center and the ASPCA. As bands play, models show off fashions by local designers. Call it couture for a cause.

Phoenix Antique Market May 17-18 Arizona State Fair Park azantiqueshow.com You know how the saying goes: What’s old is new again. If antiques define your signature

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style, then you’ll hit the jackpot at this event featuring glassware, pottery, collectibles, toys, military items, coins and vintage costume jewelry.

Balanchine June 6-8 Symphony Hall phoenixsymphony.org The Phoenix Symphony presents three memorable works from George Balanchine: La Sonnambula; The Four Temperanments; and the Mozart masterpiece, Divertimento No. 15. A grand finale to a magnificent season

Big Boys & Their Toys June 13-15 Phoenix Convention Center bigboysandtheirtoys.com Where can you find a tricked-out Hummer with entertainment system, personalized slot machine and poker table, and your very own chopper all under one roof? At this annual expo that says, if you can dream it, you can have it (for a price, of course).

Nuts for Narnia

If you loved the movie, then you’ll get a kick out of the center’s new exhibit based on the film.

Check out authentic costumes, props and set dressings.

600 E. Washington St. azscience.org

Ever wonder what it feels like to experience a geological event so extreme it could possibly change life as we know it? OK, that may be going a bit too far, but at the new Forces of Nature exhibit, you’ll be in the center of all the earth-shattering action, from hurricanes to earthquakes. Now open at the Arizona Science Center.

2008 Arizona Comedy Experiment June 18 Herberger Theater Center arizonacomedy experiment.com. Funny weathermen are a staple of the TV news industry, right? If so, then there’s no one more suited to host this comedy event than Brad Perry of Channel 3 (KTVK). Hilarity ensues with a showcase of Arizona’s top comedians and comedy troupes.

311 and Snoop Dog

Eddie Izzard: Stripped

June 24 Dodge Theatre livenation.com

July 22-23 Orpheum Theatre Known for his lightening quick wit and surreal brand of humor, British comedian Eddie Izzard bares all in this one-man stand-up act. If Monty Python tickles your funny bone, you can’t miss this show.

What an unlikely couple.

Modern rockers 311 go on tour with the Doggfather himself, Snoop Dogg. Enjoy a mix of 311’s rock, reggae, hip-hop and funk with Snoop’s signature brand of rap. It’ll be a night to remember.

Cyndi Lauper, June 25.

True Colors Tour with Cyndi Lauper June 25 Dodge Theatre truecolorstour.com With guests including the B-52s and Rosie O’Donnell, this performance is more than just about the music—a portion of the proceeds will benefit the Human Rights Campaign, the nation’s largest gay, lesbian and transgender civil rights organization.

Ringo Starr, July 31.

Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band July 31 Dodge Theatre livenation.com Ringo Starr, rock and roll’s favorite drummer, is back with this special concert featuring Colin Hay, Billy Squier, Hamish Stuart, Edgar Winter and Gary Wright.

311, June 24.

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Lighter Side

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Tea of Tranquility

Discover the art of the tea ceremony at the Japanese Friendship Garden. Held in the garden’s teahouse, guests participate in the ancient tradition that dates back to the 11th century.

Reservations required.

1125 N. 3rd Ave. japanesefriendship garden.org

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C4 has a new summer menu.Try the tasty seafood ceviche or the heirloom tomato salad with avocados & citrus. Afterwards, have a frosty drink at the Clarendon’s 50s-inspired pool.

401 W. Clarendon Ave. (602) 252-7363

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At Sonoma Casual Dining, satisfying salads are the cool order of the day.Try the prawn avocado salad made with mixed greens, Mexican prawns and avocado slices tossed with a tangy balsamic vinaigrette. Hana Japanese Eatery serves up generous helpings of super fresh toro, uni and tamago. As well as bento boxes filled with chicken, beef or tempura selections. If the “ladies who lunch” crowd is your speed, treat yourself to the Skinny at Palatte, a dainty and delicious sandwich made with sprouts, avocado, pickled red onion, citrus aioli and feta. And of course, don’t forget the ice cream. For a complete throwback to an age of jukeboxes and soda jerks, MacAlpine’s and Mary Coyle are the places to be. Housed in an original Rexall Drugstore that opened in 1928, MacAlpine’s serves up, get this, phosphates and egg creams at its vintage soda fountain. For the ultimate in brain freeze, share the Mountain at Mary Coyle. Made with seven pounds of ice cream with whipped cream, four toppings and nuts, you’ll never be the same again.

Uncorked

If you prefer the cork to the can, check out Cheuvront’s twice-monthly wine tasting. In May, Argentinean wines are on the menu, including the full-bodied Malbec. Did someone say “ole?”

1326 N. Central Ave. (602) 307-0022

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455 N. 3rd St. & (602) 368-3046

2329 N. 7th St. & (602) 257-4609

2814 N. 16th St. & (602) 636-0240

Urban food & drinks.

Café & soup boutique.

Authentic Southern Mexican.

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4 Azteca Bakeries

5202 N. Central Ave. & (602) 277-8700

416 N. 7th Ave. & (602) 253-5864

New York-style fine Italian.

Mexican deli & bakery.

6 The Breadfruit 108 E. Pierce St. & (602) 267-1266 Authentic Jamaican grill.

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soup, Janet Van Winkle’s cozy new digs can seat about 10, so expect a wait. Better yet, get your soup to go!

2329 N. 7th St. (602) 257-4609

Soup, stew, chowder, choup. Whatever you call it, a new eatery in Sheridan Square on Seventh Street appropriately named The Art of Soup will be sure to satisfy your one-dish meal cravings. Soups (all broth based) come with breads from CenPho’s Simply Bread and prices start at $5.75. Smoothies and salads are also available.

7 CARLY’S BISTRO 128 E. Roosevelt St. & (602) 262-2759 Paninis, salads, appetizers.

8 CHEUVRONT 1326 N. Central Ave. & (602) 307-0022 Classy wine & cheese bar.

9 CIBO 603 N. 5th Ave. & (602) 441-2697 Pizzeria & wine bar.

10 City Bakery 215 E. Grant St. & (602) 253-7200 Baked goods & gourmet sandwiches.

11 COMPASS ROOM 122 N. 2nd St. & (602) 440-3166 Upscale American with a view.

12 Coronado Café 2201 N. 7th St. & (602) 258-5149 Home-style fare in a historic house.

13 Copper Star Coffee 4220 N. 7th Ave. & (602) 266-2136 Locally roasted coffee.

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6008 N. 16th St. & (602) 241-1881 Down-home New Mexican cooking.

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Healing Spirit

Full of free radicals and antioxidants, pomegranates are good for you. Mix it with Skyy berry vodka and that “good for you” just got better.Try Fez’s pomegranatini for $9.50.

3815 N. Central Ave. (602) 287-8700

Fancy yourself a bit of a chowhound? If so, share your love for all things gastronomical with fellow foodies at FEZ Foodies. Twice a month, downtown dwellers will get the chance to, er, dish on new entrees, desserts and drinks at discounted prices.

Only three rules apply here: Eat, drink, critique.

Eat Street Seventh Street between McDowell and Thomas is certainly establishing itself as CenPho’s own “restaurant row.”

Here’s a look at the tasty offerings:

22 Fuego Bistro 713 E. Palo Verde Drive & (602) 277-1151 Flavorful, hearty Latin cuisine.

23 HANA 5524 N. 7th Ave. & (602) 973-1238 Sushi, bento & Japanese cuisine.

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Lisa G Café & Wine Bar

2201 N. 7th St. (602) 258-5149

2325 N. 7th St. (602) 795-9905

2337 N. 7th St. (602) 253-9201

Housed in a 1915 Craftsmanstyle bungalow, Coronado serves up comfort food at its best. Open for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch, this quaint eatery also has an impressive wine list.

Ultra retro and oh so hip, this lounge is the epitome of urban cool. Stop in for (what else?) coffee, or try a tasty item from their breakfast or lunch menu. There’s also a snack and small sandwich menu to satisfy the nibbles.

Charming and cool come together at Lisa G, where the food looks and tastes good as the surroundings. Owner Lisa Giungo brings dishes together inspired by family recipes, including the popular Lisa’s Bowl of Balls (pictured).

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MacAlpine’s Soda Fountain 2303 N. 7th St. (602) 262-5545

Old-fashioned malts and sundaes are the order of the day at this vintage-era soda shop, complete with original drugstore counter.

Also try their hearty selection of burgers, sandwiches and soups.

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2333 N. 7th St. (602) 254-0444

Using only the freshest ingredients, this fast-casual restaurant serves up wraps, rice bowls and salads.

With names like Ken & BarbieQue and the Veggie Jackson, you just can’t miss.

If you’ve never had it, here’s your chance. Authentic Belgian cuisine is on the menu at this unique downtown spot.

Considered the national dish of Belgium, moules au vin blanc, is definitely worth a try.

24 Hard Rock Café 3 S. 2nd St. & (602) 261-7625 America’s rock n’ roll franchise.

25 Kincaid’s 2 S. 3rd St. & (602) 340-0000 Classic seafood & chophouse.

26 La Piccolo CUCINA 2241 N. 7th St. & (602) 358-7415 Italian cafe.

27 LOLA TAPAS 800 E. Camelback Road & (602) 265-4519 Spanish shared plates.

28 Matador 125 E. Adams St. & (602) 254-7563 Authentic Mexican food.

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Try it Dry

La Piccola Cucina offers Dry Soda, the hip new drink that’s been featured in W and InStyle.

Available in kumquat, lavender, lemongrass & rhubarb.

2241 N. 7th St. (602) 358-7515

CenPho has a new addition to its delicious list of dining options: La Piccola Cucina.

Located on Seventh Street near Coronado Café, this charming spot perfects the three Ps of Italian cuisine: paninis, pasta and pastries. Look for the oversized, black and white Mokarabia umbrellas outside.

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36 Sonoma Casual Dining

801 N. 1st St. & (602) 254-1074

25 W. Van Buren St. & (602) 252-3858

Hearty diner-style breakfast/lunch.

Inexpensive excellence.

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606 N. 4th Ave. & (602) 462-9400

3 S. 2nd St. & (602) 307-5825

Gourmet brunch fare & wine bar.

High-class bar food.

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1028 NW Grand Ave. & (602) 254-7843

602 E. Lincoln St. & (602) 340-8787

Gourmet brunch fare & wine bar.

Traditional Mexican & cantina.

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623 E. Adams St. & (602) 258-8300

622 E. Adams St. & (602) 252-4682

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105 W. Portland St. & (602) 795-7480

6335 N. 16th St. & (602) 287-8900

Contemporary American.

Hearty Southwestern fare.

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455 N. 3rd St. & (602) 252-3545

5114 N. 7th St. & (602) 200-0160

Southwest with a twist.

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6933 N. 7th St. & (602) 264-0700

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Bar Hop Ditch the car the next time you hit downtown. CenPho’s best watering holes are all within hoofing distance.

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24 Bar Smith 130 E. Washington St. (602) 229-1265

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When you think of the blues, cities like Memphis and St. Louis probably first come to mind. But Central Phoenix? Absolutely. CenPho is fast becoming a hotbed for some of the best jazz and blues bars in the city.

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hotspot recently moved to a new location on Grand Avenue near Polk where it continues to showcase the talents of local and national R&B acts, all in the smoky and sultry setting it’s famous for. Another Phoenix blues landmark is Char’s Has the Blues, located on Seventh Street and Coolidge. Named for the original owner’s wife, Char’s hosts blues acts seven nights a week and is considered one of the best blues bars in town. At Indian School and Central is the Rhythm Room, where jazz and blues are served up with— what else?—home-style barbecue. The place just got a face-lift with a rocking sound system and new patio where you can groove under the stars.

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718 N. Central Ave. & (602) 258-6122

1502 Grand Ave. & (602) 252-0472

1 E. Jackson St. & (602) 258-7880

Gay-friendly martini & patio bar.

Old-school Phoenix tiki bar.

Warehouse concert venue.

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609 E. Adams St. & (602) 528-3699

1140 E. Washington St. & (602) 252-2273

1801 W. Van Buren St. & (602) 252-5353

Cozy bar in a historic house.

Soul food eatery with jazz lounge.

Live rock club & sports bar.

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The historic building that houses the Lost Leaf was originally Max’s Sausage, which opened in the 1940s by German immigrants.

914 N. 5th St. (602) 258-0014

At the Lost Leaf, the Roosevelt District’s uber-cool neighborhood bar, art stimulates the senses just as well as the libations. Artist-owned and operated, this funky spot showcases the works of rising artists while serving up more than 75 beers, 20 wines, two sakes, 10 organic brews and even gluten-free beer.

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4631 N. 7th Ave. & (602) 230-0205

607 W. Osborn Road & (602) 266-1763

Old-school blues bar.

Working-class tavern with DJ nights.

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15 Johnny’s Uptown

702 N. Central Ave. & (602) 258-8343

40 E. Camelback Road & (602) 277-5999

Large, mainly Latin dance club.

Upscale, tiered jazz lounge.

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816 N. Third St. & (602) 254-2561

Classy wine & cheese bar.

Intimate wine & beer bar.

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412 S. 3rd St. & (602) 254-5272

1019 E. Indian School Road & (602) 265-4842

Pre-game drinks & Latin Saturdays.

Blues bar with live touring acts.

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1326 N. Central Ave. & (602) 307-0022

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101 E. Jackson St. & (602) 253-7337

717 S. Central Ave. & (602) 258-6900

Rocker Alice Cooper’s sports bar.

Small-scale performance, music venue.

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3815 N. Central Ave. & (602) 287-8700

322 E. Camelback Road & (602) 279-8909

Chic lounge & Mediterranean eatery.

Hand-crafted brewery & restaurant.

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4240 N. Central Ave. & (602) 241-0018

1506 Grand Ave. & (602) 256-6006

Authentic English pub.

Gallery, performance & concert venue.

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