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Phoenix is buzzing this week with events for every kind of listener. Today, Thursday August 28, the city kicks off with one of the most anticipated concerts of the year: Nelly’s Where The Party At Tour stops at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre, featuring Ja Rule, Eve, St. Lunatics, and Chingy. This celebratory show marks the 25th anniversary of Nelly’s Country Grammar album and promises special guests, surprise performances, and all the nostalgic hits. According to Phoenix Theater, ticket prices start around 58 dollars, so check out local listings if you want to score a seat. Hip-hop and R and B fans, this is the show to catch tonight.
For something off the beaten path, Carnival of Illusion hosts the Up-Close Illusion Show at Renaissance Downtown Phoenix, where America’s Got Talent and Masters of Illusion magicians bring comedy, mind-bending tricks, and plenty of audience interaction to four intimate rows of lucky guests. It’s a great pick for date night or an unforgettable birthday.
Art lovers have options too. At Phoenix Art Museum, the Collection: Dutch Art Expanded exhibit runs all day, while their Object of the Month event Facing North, Looking West by Guanyu Xu happens today at 11:30 am. Downtown Phoenix Inc notes the Maricopa County Justice Museum is open from 8 am to 5 pm for those interested in local history. Puppet lovers can catch The Little Engine That Could at the Great Arizona Puppet Theatre.
If you want something active, the Phoenix Scavenger Hunt challenges you to solve clues and explore Washington Street, downtown, starting at noon. And if a little zen sounds good, there’s a virtual yoga class with Kate Malloy for teens and adults, available for preregistration today.
Friday brings more immersive experiences. Eden Rooftop Bar has Sip plus Spin, a rooftop DJ night. Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort hosts sushi making classes, and Royal Palms Resort and Spa presents Cocina Latina: Ceviche for foodies looking to learn and taste. For families, Splash After Dark at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown and Dive-In Movies at Grand Hyatt Scottsdale let you enjoy pools and blockbusters under the stars.
Saturday features the popular Splash Bash at the Wigwam Tower Pool—a vibrant, music-filled pool party. Those wanting a calmer weekend can browse the Buy Black Marketplace at The Archwood at Eastlake, or try a sound bath at Mountain Shadows.
Looking ahead, Thursday’s CE Fest Arizona offers free continuing education courses and networking at a luxury setting for listeners in the mortgage or real estate industries, thanks to Originator Connect Network and MaxClass.
To end your week, karaoke fans can head to The Pemberton on Sunday for Karaoke Night or take in a Sunset Swim-In Cinema at Andaz Scottsdale on Friday for a cinematic outdoor swim.
With art, music, food, magic, pool parties, and nightlife, Phoenix is the perfect playground through the weekend. For full event details and tickets, check local calendars like Visit Phoenix or Downtown Phoenix Inc. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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For something off the beaten path, Carnival of Illusion hosts the Up-Close Illusion Show at Renaissance Downtown Phoenix, where America’s Got Talent and Masters of Illusion magicians bring comedy, mind-bending tricks, and plenty of audience interaction to four intimate rows of lucky guests. It’s a great pick for date night or an unforgettable birthday.
Art lovers have options too. At Phoenix Art Museum, the Collection: Dutch Art Expanded exhibit runs all day, while their Object of the Month event Facing North, Looking West by Guanyu Xu happens today at 11:30 am. Downtown Phoenix Inc notes the Maricopa County Justice Museum is open from 8 am to 5 pm for those interested in local history. Puppet lovers can catch The Little Engine That Could at the Great Arizona Puppet Theatre.
If you want something active, the Phoenix Scavenger Hunt challenges you to solve clues and explore Washington Street, downtown, starting at noon. And if a little zen sounds good, there’s a virtual yoga class with Kate Malloy for teens and adults, available for preregistration today.
Friday brings more immersive experiences. Eden Rooftop Bar has Sip plus Spin, a rooftop DJ night. Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort hosts sushi making classes, and Royal Palms Resort and Spa presents Cocina Latina: Ceviche for foodies looking to learn and taste. For families, Splash After Dark at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown and Dive-In Movies at Grand Hyatt Scottsdale let you enjoy pools and blockbusters under the stars.
Saturday features the popular Splash Bash at the Wigwam Tower Pool—a vibrant, music-filled pool party. Those wanting a calmer weekend can browse the Buy Black Marketplace at The Archwood at Eastlake, or try a sound bath at Mountain Shadows.
Looking ahead, Thursday’s CE Fest Arizona offers free continuing education courses and networking at a luxury setting for listeners in the mortgage or real estate industries, thanks to Originator Connect Network and MaxClass.
To end your week, karaoke fans can head to The Pemberton on Sunday for Karaoke Night or take in a Sunset Swim-In Cinema at Andaz Scottsdale on Friday for a cinematic outdoor swim.
With art, music, food, magic, pool parties, and nightlife, Phoenix is the perfect playground through the weekend. For full event details and tickets, check local calendars like Visit Phoenix or Downtown Phoenix Inc. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiPhoenix is buzzing this week with events for every kind of listener. Today, Thursday August 28, the city kicks off with one of the most anticipated concerts of the year: Nelly’s Where The Party At Tour stops at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre, featuring Ja Rule, Eve, St. Lunatics, and Chingy. This celebratory show marks the 25th anniversary of Nelly’s Country Grammar album and promises special guests, surprise performances, and all the nostalgic hits. According to Phoenix Theater, ticket prices start around 58 dollars, so check out local listings if you want to score a seat. Hip-hop and R and B fans, this is the show to catch tonight.
For something off the beaten path, Carnival of Illusion hosts the Up-Close Illusion Show at Renaissance Downtown Phoenix, where America’s Got Talent and Masters of Illusion magicians bring comedy, mind-bending tricks, and plenty of audience interaction to four intimate rows of lucky guests. It’s a great pick for date night or an unforgettable birthday.
Art lovers have options too. At Phoenix Art Museum, the Collection: Dutch Art Expanded exhibit runs all day, while their Object of the Month event Facing North, Looking West by Guanyu Xu happens today at 11:30 am. Downtown Phoenix Inc notes the Maricopa County Justice Museum is open from 8 am to 5 pm for those interested in local history. Puppet lovers can catch The Little Engine That Could at the Great Arizona Puppet Theatre.
If you want something active, the Phoenix Scavenger Hunt challenges you to solve clues and explore Washington Street, downtown, starting at noon. And if a little zen sounds good, there’s a virtual yoga class with Kate Malloy for teens and adults, available for preregistration today.
Friday brings more immersive experiences. Eden Rooftop Bar has Sip plus Spin, a rooftop DJ night. Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort hosts sushi making classes, and Royal Palms Resort and Spa presents Cocina Latina: Ceviche for foodies looking to learn and taste. For families, Splash After Dark at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown and Dive-In Movies at Grand Hyatt Scottsdale let you enjoy pools and blockbusters under the stars.
Saturday features the popular Splash Bash at the Wigwam Tower Pool—a vibrant, music-filled pool party. Those wanting a calmer weekend can browse the Buy Black Marketplace at The Archwood at Eastlake, or try a sound bath at Mountain Shadows.
Looking ahead, Thursday’s CE Fest Arizona offers free continuing education courses and networking at a luxury setting for listeners in the mortgage or real estate industries, thanks to Originator Connect Network and MaxClass.
To end your week, karaoke fans can head to The Pemberton on Sunday for Karaoke Night or take in a Sunset Swim-In Cinema at Andaz Scottsdale on Friday for a cinematic outdoor swim.
With art, music, food, magic, pool parties, and nightlife, Phoenix is the perfect playground through the weekend. For full event details and tickets, check local calendars like Visit Phoenix or Downtown Phoenix Inc. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
For something off the beaten path, Carnival of Illusion hosts the Up-Close Illusion Show at Renaissance Downtown Phoenix, where America’s Got Talent and Masters of Illusion magicians bring comedy, mind-bending tricks, and plenty of audience interaction to four intimate rows of lucky guests. It’s a great pick for date night or an unforgettable birthday.
Art lovers have options too. At Phoenix Art Museum, the Collection: Dutch Art Expanded exhibit runs all day, while their Object of the Month event Facing North, Looking West by Guanyu Xu happens today at 11:30 am. Downtown Phoenix Inc notes the Maricopa County Justice Museum is open from 8 am to 5 pm for those interested in local history. Puppet lovers can catch The Little Engine That Could at the Great Arizona Puppet Theatre.
If you want something active, the Phoenix Scavenger Hunt challenges you to solve clues and explore Washington Street, downtown, starting at noon. And if a little zen sounds good, there’s a virtual yoga class with Kate Malloy for teens and adults, available for preregistration today.
Friday brings more immersive experiences. Eden Rooftop Bar has Sip plus Spin, a rooftop DJ night. Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort hosts sushi making classes, and Royal Palms Resort and Spa presents Cocina Latina: Ceviche for foodies looking to learn and taste. For families, Splash After Dark at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown and Dive-In Movies at Grand Hyatt Scottsdale let you enjoy pools and blockbusters under the stars.
Saturday features the popular Splash Bash at the Wigwam Tower Pool—a vibrant, music-filled pool party. Those wanting a calmer weekend can browse the Buy Black Marketplace at The Archwood at Eastlake, or try a sound bath at Mountain Shadows.
Looking ahead, Thursday’s CE Fest Arizona offers free continuing education courses and networking at a luxury setting for listeners in the mortgage or real estate industries, thanks to Originator Connect Network and MaxClass.
To end your week, karaoke fans can head to The Pemberton on Sunday for Karaoke Night or take in a Sunset Swim-In Cinema at Andaz Scottsdale on Friday for a cinematic outdoor swim.
With art, music, food, magic, pool parties, and nightlife, Phoenix is the perfect playground through the weekend. For full event details and tickets, check local calendars like Visit Phoenix or Downtown Phoenix Inc. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI