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  • Arizona Broadway Theatre

    Arizona Broadway Theater is a high-end, live performance venue specializing in Broadway-style musicals accompanied by dinner and bar service. The venue has been transplanted from New York City, and features premiere dishes created by Chef Eric Smith.

  • Bar Bianco

    BAR BIANCO - NOT JUST FOR WAITING

    We offer seasonal cocktails, great wines, craft beers, artisanal spirits and house made bar snacks. Bar Bianco is an amazing place to have drinks with friends and is the perfect meeting place before or after a game, concert downtown or while you wait for dinner at the pizzeria. Bar Bianco is housed next door to the Original Pizzeria Bianco in beautiful Historic Heritage Square downtown Phoenix.

  • Biltmore Fashion Park

    Known as the "crown jewel" because of its regal history and unmatched ambiance, Biltmore Fashion Park serves as home to some of the finest shopping in Arizona.

  • Bitter and Twisted Cocktail Parlour

       Housed inside the former Arizona Prohibition Headquarters at the historic Luhrs Building in downtown Phoenix, Bitter & Twisted is both a stylish eatery and hip drinking space, with innovative bar bites and a world-class, award-winning, and globally recognized cocktail program. #DrinkBetter

  • Black Theatre Troupe Inc

    The Black Theatre Troupe, Inc. has been providing training, employment and performance opportunities for multiethnic and underserved artists since 1970 and acts to make significant contributions toward fostering the arts, specifically theater, within the State of Arizona.

  • Boycott Bar

    LAST LESBIAN BAR STANDING IN ARIZONA. LGBTQ IS HERE TO STAY.

     

          Throughout the pandemic, bars have been some of the hardest hit businesses, battling mandatory closures, limited capacities and lack of workers over the past year. Lesbian bars are no strangers to struggles, as many have been fighting to survive for decades.

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        This lesbian-leaning Melrose District spot has cold beers, well-mixed cocktails, dancing, drag shows, and good people. Boycott also maintains a varied and thoughtful event calendar: patrons can expect everything from Pride-related events to Latin and country dance nights. It’s a solid stop while bar-hopping along the Melrose curve — but a sturdy local watering hole as well. Look for the pink light.

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  • Cactus Jack's Live Music

    Welcome to Cactus Jack's, Your Friendly Ahwatukee Neighborhood Tavern where you can find all the best drinks, and entertainment you need in one spot!

  • Carly's Bistro

    For 15 years, diners have been lining up to order salads and sandwiches at Carla Wade Logan’s café on Roosevelt Street. But the cocktails here are first-rate, too — and many are the kinds of concoctions you just can’t get anywhere else in the Valley.

  • Century Grand

    Welcome to Century Grand

    Century Grand is the building that houses three turn-of-the-century-inspired cocktail bars serving specialty craft cocktails within an immersive environment filled with the sights and sounds from an era long gone but not forgotten. Century Grand opened in Phoenix, Arizona, in 2019, with an award-winning beverage program brought to you by the team at Barter & Shake.

  • Chars LIVE

    Love this place. My girlfriend and I come every now and then when we're bar hopping on Melrose. They have live music and it's a cool spot. Performers are always awesome. People let loose and dance too. Dimly lit, cool lounge type vibe. I usually get a martini and it's always on point. Definitely recommend coming here for date night.

    Carlos N.
    Phoenix, AZ

  • Copper Blues Live

               My boyfriend and I came here for his 30th birthday and we were not disappointed. We came in on a whim after deciding we would go to Carefree and eat at the first restaurant that appealed to us. We looked up the menu online and thought we should give it a  try.

  • Crescent Ballroom

          Crescent Ballroom is a music venue and lounge in Downtown Phoenix. It is also home to Cocina 10 – a scratch kitchen serving Sonoran and Arizona cooking including vegetarian/vegan options. Crescent Ballroom is open Wednesday-Sunday, serving food and drinks starting at 4pm. (Monday-Tuesday: 5PM to Late if there is a show on our Calendar, otherwise we are Closed Monday-Tuesday).

  • Down Town Phoenix

    There’s an ever-growing number of nightlife options in Downtown Phoenix, but one area in particular stands out as downtown’s newest hub for bars and nighttime entertainment. Spanning First Street to First Avenue and Monroe to Adams streets, this seven-block stretch has become a downtown destination thanks to Seamus McCaffrey’s, Valley Bar, Hanny’s, Melinda’s Alley, and soon Cornish Pasty.

  • Drunk Shakespeare - Phoenix

    "Drink sir, is a great provoker..." Macbeth, Act 2, Scene 3 The stage is set in a hidden venue. Five professional actors meet as members of The Drunk Shakespeare Society. One of them has 5 shots of whiskey and then attempts to perform a major role in a Shakespearean play. Hilarity and mayhem ensue while the four sober actors try and keep the script on track. Every show is different depending on who is drinking... and what they're drinking! Craft cocktails are available for purchase throughout the show. Click here for frequently asked questions and venue accessibility. Show runs 90mins. Entry is strictly 21+. Availability is limited so get your tickets today!

  • Great Arizona Puppet Theater

    The Great Arizona Puppet Theater is a Phoenix-based theater that features puppet shows for both kids and adults. The theater is open year round and has been named one of the best places to entertain children in Arizona. The theater strives to promote the art of puppetry with a variety of family-friendly shows.

  • Handlebar J

                                   Handlebar J, "Scottsdale's Original Rib House" and saloon, is one of a kind; Herndon family owned and operated since 1975… (established in 1966.)

     
                    Built in the early 1960s by "Wild Bill Byrd" the original name was "Wild Bill's". At that time there were only a few western style saloons in North Scottsdale, since then, all the others have come and gone. In the 60's anything north of Lincoln blvd. were tumbleweeds, rattlesnakes, and cowboys. "Wild Bill's" was a dancehall and honky-tonk that had live music, chicken wire in front of the stage and all! One of the regular performers was the then unknown Waylon Jennings.

  • Herberger Theater Center

    The Herberger Theater Center is a professional performing arts theater located in Phoenix, Arizona. The theater offers top performances, performing art education and outreach programs, as well as an art gallery. With its diverse repertoire of shows for all ages, the theater is great for tourists or local residents looking to enjoy some culture during their lunch hour.

  • Kimmyz on Greenway

    “This place is awesome. We went to a paint nite there and it’s a perfect place for this event. Plenty of good seats and the service was excellent. We really enjoyed ourselves. I really hope they have more paint nite. Next time we want to try their food.”

    DL S.

  • Legends Entertainment District

    The Legends Entertainment District is a unique and first of its kind partnership between two professional sports teams, the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Phoenix Suns. The District is designed to encompass award winning restaurants, events and entertainment within landmark downtown facilities such as the Footprint Center Arena, Chase Field, CityScape, Collier Center and the Phoenix Convention Center!

  • Little Rituals Cocktail Bar

            Little Rituals is a seated establishment, and while we do try to accommodate everyone we are bound by our legal capacity. We're not trying to be cool but sadly we have limited space. Reservations are STRONGLY recommended, and last a standard duration of 120 minutes. You can always reserve a table in advance up to 21 days HERE.

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