Dr. William Wolf has turned his passion for World War II aviation into an impressive body of work, namely 23 books on the subject spread out over the past 22 years, including a few volumes due out later this year.
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Fountain Hills Theater will open its doors for the first time in more than a year with the matinee showings of “The Ballad of Buzzard Basin.”
April is Citizen Science Month at Maricopa County Library District.
A brand new, old-time cowboy musical will hit the Kern Entertainment Outdoor Stage at Fountain Hills Theater Friday, May 14.
Saturday Night Follies. A time when theater patrons can experience the hidden talents of local dignitaries, club members, business people and more.
It is the final weekend for “Beautiful Noise – The Music of Neil Diamond” at Fountain Hills Theater.
Wind. We can feel its soft touch on a balmy day, hear it rustling through trees, smell it when it’s about to rain, even perhaps taste it when we breathe in a big breath through our mouths.
Reservations for “An Evening of Community Follies” are being accepted now.
Fountain Hills Art League meets Monday, April 5, at Fountain Hills Community Center.
“Beautiful Noise – The Music of Neil Diamond” continues at Fountain Hills Theater.
The Fountain Hills Music Festival is back after a year where events and activities were canceled due to the pandemic.
Laugh into spring with the Golden Age of Radio’s seasonal offerings from the Abbott and Costello show and The Jack Benny Program Thursday, April 1.
Fountain Hills Art League members voted for the “People’s Choice Award” recently.
An Evening of Community Follies is the theme for the 2021 Broadway in the Hills fundraiser for the Fountain Hills Theater.
Tickets for “Beautiful Noise – The Music of Neil Diamond” are available.
“Beautiful Noise – The Music of Neil Diamond”
The poet Mary Oliver writes, “I look; morning to night I am never done with looking.”
The season finale of Arts at Ascension is set for Friday, March 12.
“Beautiful Noise – The Music of Neil Diamond” returns to Fountain Hills with the production by Copperstate Productions.
“Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story” wraps up its run at Fountain Hills Theater’s outdoor theater Sunday, Feb. 28.
Faux plaster art will be featured at the Monday, March 1, Zoom meeting of Fountain Hills Art League.
Tickets for the next concert in the Arts at Ascension series are on sale.
Sharon Vandenberg and April Sessner are Fountain Hills Cultural and Civic Association newest members.
Fountain Hills is overflowing with talented artists.
Copperstate Productions is continuing its run of “Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story” at Fountain Hills Theater’s outdoor theater.
When the popular series Munch and Music resumes, it will have a different look. It might even have a new name.
One of the world’s most accomplished tuba soloists appears at Arts at Ascension Friday, Feb. 12.
With raindrops falling on our heads, the run “Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story” has been extended by Producer Copperstate Productions.
Two of Fountain Hills Art League’s newest members will host a studio tour at the league’s meeting Monday, Feb. 1.
Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery is celebrating ways people adorn their bodies.
“Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story” opens on the outdoor stage at Fountain Hills Theater Friday, Jan. 22.
The 10th annual Tour d’Artistes Studio Tour and Sale has been canceled.
A person “should hear a little music, read a little poetry and see a fine picture every day of his life in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense of the beautiful which has been implanted in the human soul.”
Winners of the virtual 2021 Fountain Hills Juried Art Exhibition have been announced.
Copperstate Productions has announced the return of the musical, “Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story.”
The year 2020 was anything but entertaining.
The Museum Shop at the L. Alan Cruikshank River of Time Museum has some online items staff believe are perfect for holiday giving.
The Altered Art Exhibition remains in place at Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery through tomorrow, Thursday, Dec. 24.
The 103rd Regimental Arizona Band is on the lookout for new musicians, including those who play flute/piccolo, any size of clarinet, oboe, bassoon, any size of saxophone, trumpet, French horn, baritone/euphonium, trombone, tuba and percussion.
The pandemic continues to turn plans upside-down, but event organizers in Fountain Hills aren’t slowing down.
Julie Gilbert Pollard will judge entries for the upcoming Juried Art Exhibition.
The deadline to submit entries for the Juried Art Exhibition is Friday, Dec. 11.
The traditional Christmas Market returns to Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery Friday, Dec. 4.
What could arouse the holiday spirit more than lights?
Fountain Hills Theater will open its doors for the first time since March to allow children and adults to talk with Santa Claus.
The visit from Santa Claus hosted by Noon Kiwanis will be a little different this year.
Santa and Mrs. Claus and their troupe of singing and dancing assistants will bring holiday cheer to Fountain Hills Theater starting Dec. 11.
Fountain Hills Art League watched a demonstration by 3D artist and League Vice President Nancy Grahlmann at its Nov. 2 meeting.
Arizona’s largest and longest-running artist studio tour, Hidden in the Hills, returns for a 24th consecutive year during the last two weekends of November.
The L. Alan Cruikshank River of Time Museum’s annual “funraiser” Holiday Mart returns Friday, Nov. 20.
These strange times call for strange ways to make money.
