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HAPPY TRAILS
Boho Rider
Long denim skirt paired with distressed denim jacket, both by Saint Laurent, from Saks Fifth Avenue
Porch Drama Black mini dress by Zimmermann Wear and tall stretch boot by Stuart Weitzman, from Saks Fifth Avenue. Vaquero black hat, from Watson’s Hat Shop, Cave Creek.
Inner Cowgirl
Short fringe studded skirt, Balmain; Lia crop top, A.L.C.; distressed denim jacket, Saint Laurent; and leather ankle boot, Givenchy, from Saks Fifth Avenue
Ro u g hin g It
Quadrella dress, Brock Collection, and black and silver denim jacket, Ashish Zombie. Courtney boots in black bike, Golden Goose, from Stephanie’s
Laced-Up Safari
Beige safari dress, Saint Laurent, from Saks Fifth Avenue. Model’s own boots
S’more Time
Black leather paperbag shorts, Frame, and white tee, ATM, Nordstrom. Optimo Panama, from Watson’s Hat Shop, Cave Creek. Turquoise jewelry from stylist’s private collection
Trail’ s End
Silk pajama set, Kiki de Montparnasse, from Stephanie’s
APR 3 Legacy Luncheon
APR 4 Celebrity Fight Night 26
APRIL 2 First Annual Westgate Benefit St. Joseph’s Foundation St. Joseph’s Westgate Medical Center 5 p.m. supportstjosephs.org
APRIL 3 Ending Homelessness Community Breakfast UMOM New Day Centers Arizona Country Club, 7:30 a.m. umom.org
Legacy Luncheon Honoring Sandra Day O’Connor Sandra Day O’Connor Institute Arizona Biltmore, 11 a.m. legacyluncheon.org
Boogie Nights Anniversary Bash notMYkid Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch 6 p.m. notmykid.org
APRIL 4 Canvas & Couture Scottsdale Artists School Hotel Valley Ho, 11 a.m. scottsdaleartschool.org
Art from the Heart Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona Saks Fifth Avenue, 4:30 p.m. freeartsaz.org
Imagination NOLA Gala Madison Education Foundation Madison Center for the Arts, 6:30 p.m. madisoneducationfoundation.org
Celebrity Fight Night 26 JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa 5 p.m. celebrityfightnight.org
Porch Party Cancer Support Community Arizona 5:30 p.m. cscaz.org
APRIL 4 Charity Ball The Board of Visitors JW Marriott Camelback Inn, 6 p.m. boardofvisitors.org
APRIL 8 Heroes of Education Recognition Dinner Maricopa Community Colleges Foundation JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn 5 p.m. mcccdf.org
APR 18 Dance With Me Gala
APR 4 Imagination NOLA Gala
APRIL 17 Vino con Stelle Gateway for Cancer Research Hangar One, 6 p.m. vinoconstelle.com
APRIL 18 Silver & Turquoise Ball Phoenix Indian Center Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch 5:30 p.m. phxindcenter.org
Dance With Me Gala Ballet Arizona JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn 6:30 p.m. balletaz.org
Party with a Purpose Feeding Matters The Pressroom, 7 p.m. feedingmatters.org APR 17 Vino con Stelle
APRIL 20–25 AZ Eco Fashion Week AZ Apparel Foundation F.A.B.R.I.C., 6 p.m. azapparelfoundation.org
APRIL 24 Lights, Camera, Auction! Down Syndrome Network Arizona Phoenix Theatre Company and Phoenix Art Museum campus, 6:30 p.m. dsnetworkaz.org
APRIL 25 Dinner on the Desert Desert Botanical Garden, 6 p.m. dbg.org
APRIL 25 Crozier Gala Catholic Community Foundation Hyatt Regency Scottsdale at Gainey Ranch 6 p.m. ccfphx.org
APRIL 29 Women Against MS Luncheon Multiple Sclerosis Society, AZ Chapter Arizona Biltmore, 11 a.m. nationalmssociety.org
MAY 1 22nd Annual Community Breakfast Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center Arizona Biltmore, 7:30 a.m. autismcenter.org
APR 18 Silver & Turquoise Ball
APR 25 Crozier Gala
MAY 2 Unstoppable: A Celebration of Champions United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona Mountain Shadows, 5:30 p.m. ucpofcentralaz.org
MAY 5 WISP Presents: Addiction Medicine Banner Health Foundation The Henry, 11:30 a.m. bannerhealthfoundation.org
MAY 6 Authors Luncheon Help in Healing Home Foundation Wrigley Mansion, 11 a.m. helpinhealinghome.org
MAY 9 Thrive Gala Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence Hyatt Regency Scottsdale at Gainey Ranch 6:30 p.m. acesdv.org
MAY 14 Fund the Farm Desert Botanical Garden, 7 p.m. dbg.org
MAY 15 Arty Party Young Arts Arizona Private Residence, 6 p.m. youngartsaz.org
MAY 14 Fund the Farm
APR 25 Dinner on the Desert
MAY 16 The Art of Wine and Tastes of Summer Scottsdale Arts Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts 2 p.m. scottsdaleperformingarts.org
APRIL 3 Banner Children’s Open Banner Health Foundation Wildfire Golf Club at JW Marriott Desert Ridge 7 a.m. give.bannerhealth.com
DT Open New Pathways for Youth Camelback Golf Club, 7:30 a.m. npfy.org
HonorHealth Pro-Am HonorHealth Foundation Grayhawk Golf Club, 7:30 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. honorhealth.com
Hope Fore Kids Charity Golf Challenge Hope Community Services Topgolf Glendale, 11 a.m. hcs-az.org
APRIL 5 D-backs Race Against Cancer Arizona Diamondbacks Chase Field, 7:15 a.m. dbacks.com
APRIL 18 Schuff Steel Charity Classic Desert Voices Oral Learning Center Palm Valley Golf Club, 6 a.m. desert-voices.org
Walk the Walk to End Homelessness UMOM New Day Centers Phoenix Zoo, 6 a.m. umom.org
Greater Phoenix Take Steps Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, Southwest Chapter Neil G. Giuliano Park, 8 a.m. crohnscolitisfoundation.org
March for Babies March of Dimes Wesley Bolin Plaza, 8 a.m. marchforbabies.org
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APRIL 27 Heroes Golf Classic Helping Hands for Freedom Moon Valley Country Club, 12:30 p.m. helpinghandsforfreedom.org
MAY 8 Lou Grubb Friends Fore Golf St. Joseph’s Foundation JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn 10 a.m. lougrubbgolf.com
MAY 14 Pro-Am Golf Tournament Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central and Northern Arizona Grayhawk Golf Club, 7 a.m. rmhccnaz.org
MAY 14 25th Annual Charity Golf Tournament Desert Foothills Library Desert Forest Golf Club, 11:30 a.m. dfla.org
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DELVE INTO THE LIFE OF ARTIST MAYNARD DIXON Oscar-winning actress Diane Keaton narrates this featurelength documentary focused on the stunning art and complex life of popular artist Maynard Dixon. The film explores his life via his paintings and drawings; interviews with his family, friends and Dixon scholars; and family photographs taken by his wife, celebrated photographer Dorothea Lange. Maynard Dixon Art & Spirit April 25 Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West
Things Noted
This month, culture takes center stage with exhibits, events and performances
Text by MICHELLE GLICKSMAN ❖ Photos courtesy ORGANIZATIONS
EXPLORE HOW INDIA’S RICHES HAVE INFLUENCED WESTERN FASHION More than 40 garments and 20 accessories are displayed at this exhibition that showcases how fashion designers such as Pierre Balmain, Jean Louis, Branell, Bob Mackie, Versace, Olivier Lapidus, Halston and Givenchy have been influenced by Indian dress, aesthetics and artwork. It culminates with today’s Indian designers, revealing how they merge crafts of the ancient world with modern technology and aesthetics. India: Fashion’s Muse Through June 21 Phoenix Art Museum
WATCH INCREDIBLE DANCE SET AGAINST A DESERT BACKDROP Ballet Arizona wraps up its season with An Evening at Desert Botanical Garden. This year’s event features the world premiere of The Four Seasons, a show that takes the audience through winter, spring, summer and fall in movement. Choreographed by Ib Andersen, Ballet Arizona artistic director, the performance is set against the stunning backdrop of Desert Botanical Garden. The Four Seasons May 19–June 6 Desert Botanical Garden
REVISIT A CLASSIC MOVIE ACCOMPANIED BY LIVE MUSIC This family-friendly multimedia experience features Charlie Chaplin’s acclaimed 1931 silent romantic comedy City Lights shown on the big screen, set against the backdrop of The Phoenix Symphony performing live the score Chaplin himself composed. Charlie Chaplin’s City Lights April 24–26 Symphony Hall
BID ON WORKS FROM ICONIC WESTERN ARTISTS Art enthusiasts and art dealers from around the country flock to Scottsdale to attend this premier Western art auction. More than 350 lots featuring Western, wildlife and sporting paintings, as well as sculptures, from artists such as Maynard Dixon, Charles Russell, Frank Tenney Johnson, Joseph Sharp, Bob Kuhn, Martin Grelle, Logan Maxwell, Bill Anton, Mark Maggiori and more will be on offer. Scottsdale Art Auction April 4 Legacy Gallery
ENJOY ART CREATED BY AN INNOVATIVE ARTIST This mid-career retrospective of artist Teresita Fernández— considered one of the most innovative artists of her generation— includes 50 large-scale sculptures, installations and mixed-media wall works. The contemporary art “reinterprets the relationships between nature, history and identity.” Teresita Fernández: Elemental Through July 26 Phoenix Art Museum
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VIEW A UNIQUE COLLECTION FILLED WITH INTRICATE DETAILS This exhibit showcases 23 dolls created by Jamie Okuma (Luiseño and ShoshoneBannock), Rhonda Holy Bear (Cheyenne River Sioux and Lakota) and three generations of Growing Thunder family members. Microbeads were used to fashion the intricate details. The largest private collection of its kind, the dolls represent “indigenous peoples from the Great Plains and Great Basin regions who lived in those areas during the late 19th century.” Grand Procession: Contemporary Plains Indian Dolls from the Charles and Valerie Diker Collection Through April 17 Heard Museum
ALICE COOPER
King of shock rock and founder, Alice Cooper’s Solid Rock Teen Centers
Text by MICHELLE JACOBY • Photo courtesy SOLID ROCK TEEN CENTERS
HOMETOWN Detroit
ROCK START I was 15 years old and attending high school in Phoenix when I first heard this band called the Beatles on the radio. I thought, “Oh, I want to do that.” My friends and I started the band right then. We didn’t have a thing like the Solid Rock Teen Centers at the time to help us cultivate our talent.
SOLID ROCK START As an adult, I recognized that having too much time on their hands is a teen’s worst enemy. With my music background, I could provide a place for teens to
find their talent. Every kid has talent. Somewhere in you, there’s a talent that you
want to get out. We invite teens to come in and
find their talent. It might not be music. It
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MISSION Solid Rock Teen Centers serve teens ages 12 to 20 with free training in music, dance, art, sound and recording, lighting and staging, video production and more—all in a cool, supervised facility for teens to engage with their peers. Our mission is to make an everlasting difference in the lives of teenagers. Teens can be difficult, but they are worth the investment!
ON THE HORIZON We have a lot of ties to the community in Mesa and were asked by city officials to consider expanding to that area. We have partnered with Mesa Public Schools to lease one of their buildings on North Country Club Drive, and we plan to open in the fall of 2020. We hope this expansion will be the first of many as there are teens in every community who need a creative outlet.
FAMILY AFFAIR We love serving as a family at the Salvation Army Christmas Party we host each year at The Rock Teen Center Phoenix. Our kids use their talents in the recording studio, give music lessons and help out with other projects throughout the year.
FAVORITE BOOK The Bible. I don’t read self-help books.
FREE TIME Day to self? I’ve heard of them. I don’t believe such a thing exists. I’m still touring 200-plus dates a year.
INSPIRATION When someone does something better in a way that I would do it (golf, song writing, art), I’m curious and inspired to find what element I’m missing that they have—not to copy it, but to study and then create my own solution. There are only so many combinations of golf swings, lyrics, chords and
shapes. Simplicity is incredibly complicated.
INDISPENSABLE My wife, TV and salt.
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