It's hard to ignore the hipster craze that has taken America by storm. It seems like everywhere these days, more and more people are wearing scarves, drinking fair-trade coffee, and riding fixed-gear bicycles. This is the age of the hipster!
It may surprise you to learn that the hipster phenomenon is not contained only in major cities like Williamsburg or San Francisco. In fact, Phoenix has quite a selection of businesses where you're likely to find some hip young people hanging out. I have compiled a list of what I feel are the top 15 hipster hangouts in Phoenix. Let's count them down:
15). Fez on Central
105 W. Portland St., Phoenix, AZ 85003
Need a bite to eat? Stop by this hipster restaurant on Central Avenue, within walking distance of the Light Rail. They are open late and feature a selection of gourmet menu items to satisfy your inner foodie.
14). Harkins Valley Art Theater509 S Mill Ave, Tempe, AZ 85281
Located
on Mill Ave within walking distance of Arizona State University, this one-screen cinema shows a variety of independent, special and limited-run movies. Nearby attractions include a Vespa dealership and numerous
smoke shops and bars.
Taliesin West Night Lights Tours
May 7, 2013
Summer is just around the corner, and that means it's about to get seriously hot. Fortunately, Taliesin West allows you to beat the heat with their Night Lights Tours.
These special tours allow you to experience the wonder of Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West school in the cooler hours of the day after the sun has started to go down.
If you've never been before, the Taliesin West school is a pretty unique place to visit. You don't even have to be an architecture geek to enjoy Wright's cool designs and hear about his interesting life. There are just a lot of neat things to look at in general as they take you on a tour of the campus.
These special tours allow you to experience the wonder of Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West school in the cooler hours of the day after the sun has started to go down.
If you've never been before, the Taliesin West school is a pretty unique place to visit. You don't even have to be an architecture geek to enjoy Wright's cool designs and hear about his interesting life. There are just a lot of neat things to look at in general as they take you on a tour of the campus.
Remembering Paolo Soleri: Visionary Architect
May 3, 2013
I am very sad to report that notable Italian architect and Arizona resident Paolo Soleri has passed away on Tuesday, April 9th, 2013.
He died of natural causes at the age of 93.
Paolo Soleri was more than just an architect, he was a creative thinker, an artist, a father, a husband, a writer, and so much more. It's a real shame that more people haven't heard of him.
He died of natural causes at the age of 93.
Paolo Soleri was more than just an architect, he was a creative thinker, an artist, a father, a husband, a writer, and so much more. It's a real shame that more people haven't heard of him.
John C. Lincoln Sonoran Health Center Under Construction
May 1, 2013
In spite of the recessed economy, there are still signs of growth in North Phoenix. Local healthcare provider John C. Lincoln is hard at work building a new facility at Interstate 17 just south of Carefree Highway.
The "Sonoran Health and Emergency Center" is a multi-story facility which is expected to open in late 2013 or early 2014. When complete, the facility will include hospital beds for up to 120 patients. This will allow John C. Lincoln to serve the growing communities of Anthem, New River, and Black Canyon City with medical care in a convenient location.
The "Sonoran Health and Emergency Center" is a multi-story facility which is expected to open in late 2013 or early 2014. When complete, the facility will include hospital beds for up to 120 patients. This will allow John C. Lincoln to serve the growing communities of Anthem, New River, and Black Canyon City with medical care in a convenient location.
Phoenix Sky Train Celebrates Grand Opening
Apr 17, 2013
After four years of construction and $644 million dollars, the first phase of the Phoenix Sky Train opened to the public on Monday, April 8th, 2013. This is the first phase of this mass-transportation system that will modernize Sky Harbor Airport.
The first section of the Sky Train ferries passengers along a 1.7-mile track from the East Economy Parking area to Terminal 4. Future sections will connect to Terminal 3 and to the Rental Car Center when the project is complete in the year 2020.
The first section of the Sky Train ferries passengers along a 1.7-mile track from the East Economy Parking area to Terminal 4. Future sections will connect to Terminal 3 and to the Rental Car Center when the project is complete in the year 2020.
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