Anyone who works in music will tell you it’s in their blood — it’s a passion, a calling, and not just a job. This can certainly be said for longtime radio DJ Andy Olson. Olson’s career began …
Historic downtown Miami will be jumping this Labor Day weekend as the town celebrates the 111th Miami Fiesta with live music, dances, a food court and beer gardens, and the crowd-favorite chihuahua …
The streets of Victorian England will come to life when the Summer Youth Musical Theatre Program presents “Oliver! JR.” Based on the Broadway Junior version of Lionel Bart's classic …
Colorful and intricate light patterns are now lighting up a portion of the walking path next to the Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center. An illuminated steel archway called “We Choose …
Yet again, Globe has become the backdrop for a film production. Since mid-May, scenes for a feature film have been shot throughout the city, transforming local landmarks into pieces of a dystopian …
What was recently a blank white wall, is now a colorful vibrant canvas of adventures. A big book bursting with butterflies, stars, and poppies is now adorning the front wall of the Miami Memorial …
May 8, 2026 Update: Love Where You Live wins the 2026 Oonagh Award Years of effort and passion have gone into making Globe and the surrounding Copper Corridor “not just livable, but …
The Cobre Valley Centre for the Arts, the 1906 building nestled in downtown Globe which was once Gila County’s courthouse, served as a key recording venue for Jude Valentine’s latest album, "Moon …
Don't miss “Rooted in Resilience,” where art, science, and community power come together and community science takes center stage at this first ever exhibition at the Center for the Arts in Globe. …
Music runs in the blood of many, and there is no exception with the members of The Band Imagine. Its musicians have been gained and lost throughout the past two decades, but the band is going strong …
The 11th annual Dominion Royale Casino Night was a roaring success, once again packing the third floor of the Cobre Valley Center for the Arts on Saturday night. An estimated 100 attendees mingled, …
If you follow the work of Douglas Miles Sr. and Douglas Miles Jr., you know it never stands still. Miles Sr. is an artist, photographer, curator, writer, muralist, public speaker, director and …
The history of the copper trophy awarded in today’s Old Dominion Cup Tournament stretches back to 1946, when Charles Bidwill, then president of the National Jockey Club, presented it to the winner of the Chicago Tribune Charities Handicap race. Over time, the trophy slipped into obscurity until it resurfaced in the dusty archives of an Arizona antique dealer. It was purchased and repurposed for the Old Dominion Cup Tournament, a fitting tribute to Globe’s copper mining heritage and the territorial ball clubs once sponsored by the mines themselves.
Rooted in the musical legacy of the White Mountain Apache and shaped by generations of family influence, the Chris Kane Trio brings its soulful blend of blues and rock to stages across Arizona — …
A mosaic is defined as “a surface decoration made by inlaying small pieces of variously colored material to form pictures or patterns.” They date back to ancient times and were popularized by the …
Globe-Miami has been a longtime destination for film productions. This area is known for beautiful backdrops and unmatched character — which keeps directors and producers coming back. Molly …
Love Where You Live, a non-profit organization that transforms outdoor spaces throughout the Copper Corridor with public art, received $22,000 from the Cobre Valley Foundation last week to support …
A black light fluorescent rock display, gold-panning, jade-carving, and hourly door prizes are just a few of the highlights of the 68th annual Gem and Mineral Show. The show is hosted by the Gila …
Just as metal joints are soldered to full strength with flame, so too are the connections between rural communities in the Copper Corridor shaped with grit, tenacity and … art. The …
“The first time I heard music that made me want to play, it hit something that makes you want to laugh and cry at the same time,” he says. “And that feeling alone is the reason I play music, because I can cultivate that feeling and I can share that feeling.”
Phil Stewart, Director of Bullion Plaza Museum, came up with the idea of launching Bullion Plaza Radio on the internet. He found support in the local branch of Resolution Copper, which embraced his idea.
Copper Planet Improv puts on a show with first improv 101 graduates By Jenn Walker At the beginning of the year, improv actor and instructor Javier Gilmore brought the art of improv …
‘The Christmas Elf - How Chuckles Saved the Day’ The Copper Cities Community Players take to the stage with Christmas spirit By Kim Stone The annual Christmas show at the …
As part of Globe Miami Times’ ongoing coverage of businesses affected by the September and October storms, this story highlights two local institutions — the Miami Art Works corridor and Power Elite Dance Academy. These stories detail the toll of the damage and their stories of recovery despite the challenges faced. From Miami to Globe, the people who make up these cultural anchors are working to bring the arts back to the historic downtown districts.
Wanda Mitchell-Tucker: A lifetime in color On exhibit at the Cobre Valley Center for the Arts through November The Cobre Valley Center for the Arts is proud to feature the work of Wanda …