Beat the Heat this Summer with the Miami Hostetler Pool There is no better way to escape the summer heat than diving into a cool pool of water. The Miami Hostetler Pool has been servicing our community for generations. The pool is located on Sullivan Street in downtown Miami. Open every …
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The Palmer Report June 17th – 23rd
Howlin’ Booty and the Blue Mountain Band This Saturday at the Drift Inn Saloon Howlin Booty and the Blue Mountain Band will be performing live music from 9:30am until the cows come home. Eli Miller, Aaron Zufelt and Matt Medrano have been playing music together for over a decade. Eric Barrientos …
Read More »Palmer Report: June 9- 16th
Did you all have a great time this last weekend celebrating life with live music? I know I did. This Friday, June 12th, we all have the opportunity to participate in a brand new thing, the revival of the Globe-Miami music scene. Humphrey’s Two Lanes Saloon, just off the Highway …
Read More »The Palmer Brief June 1 – 8
You do not want to miss the opportunity to win big for a good cause. Sunday, June 7th from 2-6pm the Drift Inn Saloon, 636 n. Broad St. Globe, Arizona, will host a benefit concert for Cassandra Brandt. Cassandra was in a car accident that left her dealing with paralysis. Proceeds from the concert …
Read More »Native American Sci-Fi Opens At Hollis Cinemas
“Legends from the Sky,” a new Native American sci-fi film, opens at Hollis Cinemas today, with more showtimes scheduled through March 12 (see movie trailer below). The majority of the film was shot throughout Arizona – including Tsaile in the Navajo Nation and Phoenix – last June by Flagstaff-based writer/director …
Read More »Poets On The Rez At San Carlos
Poets on the Rez is back, and this Friday will mark the first event of the year! An art and open mic night that includes music, painting and poetry, Poets on the Rez is held once a month at the community college in San Carlos. Poets on the Rez invites you to share your …
Read More »The Center for the Arts Celebrates 30 Years
And continues to grow from small beginnings ******* Before the Center for the Arts became the dazzling white gem of Broad Street, serving both as the creative pulse of this community and the core of so many events, it was on its way to becoming one of downtown Globe’s forgotten …
Read More »Band Program Continues to Grow at High Desert Middle School
In the band room at High Desert Middle School, tennis shoes tap in sync on the floor to Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust.” Flutes, clarinets, saxophones, and trumpets blare. The music reaches a crescendo, and then suddenly comes to a halt. The tempo was a bit slow, says band …
Read More »‘The Amazing Spider-Man 2’: Likable, But Not Without Flaws
Let me try something new. I’m going to state what the pluses of this film are, because I am kind of torn here. It has many, many flaws. But somehow I am still compelled to like it. For the most, that is. Michael BurkAn avid film buff, artist and aspiring …
Read More »Amy Schugar: Keep Your Head on Straight
Amy Schugar is easy to spot on Cedar Street. She has that Los Angeles rock mystique, a rare sight here in Globe. Her mane of hair reaches well-below her shoulders, long and full. Her red, studded boots scream rock n’ roll, as do her vest and button-down shirt. I walk …
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