Copper Cities Community Players present “The Coarse Acting Show,” starting Friday, May 3. The Globe-Miami area will have the opportunity to enjoy “comedy at its best” when theater-goers will experience a unique set of circumstances put together by Michael Green, the author of the play, who wants to transport the …
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“Creativity helps us envision ourselves as whole and complete, it’s a part of our healing process,” says Nja Onê (pronounced Inja Ōnay), an artist, performer and entrepreneur who came to Globe from Las Vegas with her husband Dan two years ago. “You have the right and the power to be creative,” …
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MIAMI-For 10 years the Miami Loco Arts Festival has been bringing artists and art appreciators together in the sleepy mining town of Miami, Arizona. Miami Loco is presented by the non-profit Miami Arts Commission (MAC). Miami Loco is a FREE, all-inclusive all-volunteer art walk of diverse cultures, all ages and tastes …
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GLOBE- The annual ‘Hats Off’ champagne brunch will be hosted at the Dream Manor Inn on May 18th from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The event, which raises funds to support those who provide services to victims of domestic abuse, will include a silent auction, raffles and door prizes in …
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GLOBE- Centennial Swing, a Jazz Band within the Globe Miami Centennial Band group, will present their annual fund-raiser on Friday, March 22, at the Cobre Valley Center for the Arts in beautiful downtown Historic Globe. Guest ContributorGuest Contributors include press releases, guest authors, and columnists who contribute less than 4 …
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“Flawed and Still Worthy” read the t-shirt in my just opened Christmas present. I was a bit surprised and wondered if I should be offended? While the statement is true, of course, it is not usually something someone else tells you without prompting. Yet “Flawed and Still Worthy” is a …
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In 1984, a small band of artists conspired to save the 1910 courthouse in the center of Globe, and turn it into the Cobre Valley Center for the Arts . On the third floor of that grand old building at 101 N. Broad St., art comes to life in the …
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An award-winning filmmaker plans to create a film academy and shoot a feature film, while continues his role as a multimedia educator for local high school students. Documentary filmmaker and University of Missouri film professor Christian Rozier is bringing a film academy to Gila County. Selected participants between the ages …
Read More »Cowboy Day, a fun-filled event for the whole family honoring hard-working local ranchers and farmers, is this Saturday, Aug. 11, at Arizona Zipline Adventures in Oracle. Admission is free. Activities begin at 11 a.m. and run until dusk. Games, such as egg race, sack race, and tug-of-war, will be played …
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By Libby Rooney Throughout history, artists have needed to find creative solutions to the problems of making a living and also funding the making of art. Photography, a relatively new art form, has its own set of problems and interesting solutions, some social and some cyber. Artist and professional coops, …
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