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SUMMARY:Deco Day at Salt River Fields Meetup
DESCRIPTION:Join the Phoenix Art Deco Society for a meet-up at Salt River Fields for some baseball on the Lawn for the Arizona Diamondbacks vs Cleveland Guardians game! Bring some class to the park – dress in your vintage best – bring your blankets\, sun hats\, and get ready to root for the home team! \nWhy are we having an outing at a ball game? Check out our blog on the brief history of Spring Training in Greater Phoenix! \nAll guests are invited to purchase their own tickets. We will be sitting on the lawn which is general admission.  \nThe Lawn at Salt River Field offers a unique opportunity to view a Major League Baseball game during spring training. All lawn tickets are general admission.  Your ticket may indicate\, a section\, row or seat location but that is for inventory purposes only.  This area is first come\, first served.  Reserving areas is not allowed.  You may bring blanket(s) to sit on.  No elevated chairs\, shade structures or umbrellas of any kind are allowed. \nFAQS about Salt River Fields HERE. \n  \nDetails: \nWhen: Sunday\, March 1st at 1:10pm; Meeting outside the stadium at 12:30pm center field gate \nWhere: Salt River Fields at Talking Stick: 7555 N Pima Rd\, Scottsdale\, AZ 85258 center field gate \nPrice: $23.00 \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nWhat to Expect in the Lawn \nWhile\, you won’t have an actual seat\, many fans bring blankets to sit or lay on in the lawn at Salt River Field. There are plenty of options for concessions in the center field plaza located in between the left and right field lawn sections. \nThere’s a good chance it will be sunny in the lawn sections so be sure to pack some sunscreen. If you forget\, don’t worry there are typically tow carts in the lawn area that distribute complimentary sunscreen to make your experience that much better. \nOne of the most exciting elements of a baseball game is the chance to catch a home run. Lawn seats provide an excellent opportunity to catch a home run ball\, especially during a game that is less crowded. \nKids 2 & Under are free.\nSalt River Fields is a cashless facility. All payments (parking\, concessions\, merchandise\, etc.) must be paid via credit/debit card. \nFAQS about Salt River Fields HERE. \n  \nBaseball and Phoenix have quite the history. \nSpring Training in Arizona began taking shape in the late 1940s\, when Cleveland Indians owner Bill Veeck moved his team to Tucson in 1947\, motivated partly by his desire to spare newly signed Larry Doby from the segregation of the Jim Crow South. Giants owner Horace Stoneham soon followed\, influenced by Veeck and by the healing mineral springs at Mesa’s famous Buckhorn Baths. Their arrival established the foundation of what became the Cactus League. \nThroughout the 1950s–70s\, more Major League clubs—including the Cubs\, Orioles\, Angels\, A’s\, Padres\, and others—moved their spring operations to Arizona\, supported by new ballparks and strong local investment. By the 1990s and 2000s\, modern shared complexes helped fuel rapid expansion. \nToday\, the Cactus League hosts 15 teams\, matching Florida’s Grapefruit League\, and remains a major part of baseball culture. Its early years left a unique legacy shaped by iconic players\, integrated accommodations at the Buckhorn Baths\, and the growth of Arizona into a premier spring training destination. \nLearn more in our blog post!
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/deco-day-at-salt-river-fields-meetup/
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260228T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260228T170000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
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SUMMARY:Jazz Age Book Club: The Glass Key Edition
DESCRIPTION:The Phoenix Art Deco Society is excited to welcome members to our Jazz Age Book Club hosted by Art Deco Society’s\, Professor Scott Hermanson and Jessica Kullman. \nIf you love literature\, this club is for you! Sign up for the book club today! Bring your thoughts\, opinions\, and questions\, and connect with fellow members – avid or casual readers are welcome. This club is for Art Deco Society Members only. If you’re not a member\, sign up today! \nVenue TBD. \nAbout The Glass Key:  \nThe Glass Key is a classic noir mystery written during the early Great Depression (1930-31) by Dashiell Hammett who forgoes the civic corruption of his previous book\, Red Harvest\, to explore the moral nuances of friendship\, loyalty\, and betrayal.  \nNed Beaumont is a gambler and a professional troubleshooter for his friend Paul Madvig\, a cheerfully corrupt political power broker who aspires to greater things. Madvig has his eyes set on none other than the daughter of Senator Ralph Bancroft Henry\, the heiress to a dynasty of political purebreds. When the senator’s son turns up dead\, Madvig becomes the prime suspect. But if he is innocent\, then which of his dozens of enemies is doing an awfully good job of framing him?\nDashiell Hammett’s tour de force of crime fiction combines a bulletproof plot\, authentically corrupt characters\, and writing of telegraphic crispness. \n  \nHow to participate in the Jazz Age Book Club: \n\nReserve your spot for $5.00. This deposit goes back to the Jazz Age Book Club for venue fees\nRead The Glass Key\nEnjoy historical and contextual information sent from the club chairs before the discussion\nJoin us for the guided discussion over coffee and cocktails\n\nLooking for a copy of The Glass Key? We recommend shopping at one of these local book stores: \nChanging Hands – The Book Gallery – Bookman’s  \nPLEASE NOTE: This event is limited capacity due to the nature of the book club. We want to ensure that everyone can comfortably participate in the discussion. \n  \nThe Details: \nWhen: February 28th\, 2026 at 3:30pm. \nWhere: Location TBD. Phoenix\, AZ \nCost: Reserve your spot for $5. This fee goes right back to the Jazz Age Book Club for venue fees and club perks. \n  \nQuestions? Reach out to Jessica at hello@phoenixartdeco.org.
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/jazz-age-book-club-the-glass-key-edition/
CATEGORIES:January,Literature,Members Only
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260222T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260222T133000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
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SUMMARY:Phoenix Art Deco Walking Tour - February
DESCRIPTION:This second date has been added by popular demand! Join the Phoenix Art Deco Society for an Art Deco walking tour of Downtown Phoenix! \nDiscover the architectural style that swooned the world in the 1920’s and smuggled itself into the young Phoenix cityscape amongst Italian Renaissance Revival\, Spanish Colonial\, Classic Revival and other fascinating architectural styles. \nMarvel at the historic architecture of the 20s and 30s hidden in plain sight on this walking tour.\nWe encourage you to dress the part as we embark on our 1.5-hour journey (walking shoes are recommended).  \nTour Highlights​: \n\nLearn the basics of Art Deco and its influence\nEnjoy the exquisite architecture of the Luhr’s Tower\, Professional Building\, the Maricopa County Courthouse\, and other architectural gems in the downtown area.\nWe will try our best to step into a couple of open public lobbies from the 1920s and 1930s\nLearn more about the culture of the 1920s and 1930s in Phoenix and around the world!  ​\nThe tour will wrap around in a circle so we’ll end where we started. Stick around and grab lunch with us at Cornish Pasty after the tour!\n\nThis tour usually fills up FAST! In that case\, we may open up a second tour date the following week so you don’t miss out! \n \n  \nDATE: Sunday\, February 22\, 2026 \nTIME: 11:00am – tour will start promptly. \nMEETING LOCATION: San Carlos Hotel (202 N Central Ave\, Phoenix\, AZ 85004) – find your tour guide dressed in vintage garb! \n  \nTICKETS: \n$15 for members \nClick below to purchase your ticket! If you are a member\, log in to your account or register to access the member’s ticket pricing. \n \nPlease contact Erin Lindsey if you have any questions or concerns at erin@phoenixartdeco.org
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/phoenix-art-deco-walking-tour-february/
CATEGORIES:In Person,Members Only
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DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260221T113000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
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SUMMARY:ADSNY: From Art Nouveau to Art Deco: French Perfumery
DESCRIPTION:As a Phoenix Art Deco Society member\, you’re invited to attend events through the International Coalition of Art Deco Society’s. Check out this event below from the Art Deco Society of New York:  \nAbout the Event: \n“This richly illustrated online event explores the moment when perfume entered the world of the decorative arts. Beginning with the groundbreaking experiments of Art Nouveau around 1900—led by figures such as Alfonse Mucha and Hector Guimard—and continuing through the bold elegance of Art Deco\, French perfumeries collaborated with some of the most innovative artists of the early twentieth century. Designers such as Louis Süe and André Mare (for d’Orsay and Piver)\, alongside Jean Dunand\, Jean-Michel Frank\, Yvonne Brunet\, and Mathurin Méheut\, helped shape a new visual language for perfume—one that merged art\, commerce\, and modern taste with outstanding examples of Art Deco applied to commercial design. “ \nDetails: \nLocation: Virtual event \nDate and time: Saturday\, February 21st\, 2026 10:00 AM (Arizona Time) \nOrganizer: Art Deco Society of New York \nCost for ICADS members: $15
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/adsny-from-art-nouveau-to-art-deco-french-perfumery/
CATEGORIES:ICADS,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260118T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260118T163000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20251202T165652Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251202T165652Z
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SUMMARY:Phoenix Art Deco Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join the Phoenix Art Deco Society for an Art Deco walking tour of Downtown Phoenix! \nDiscover the architectural style that swooned the world in the 1920’s and smuggled itself into the young Phoenix cityscape amongst Italian Renaissance Revival\, Spanish Colonial\, Classic Revival and other fascinating architectural styles. \nMarvel at the historic architecture of the 20s and 30s hidden in plain sight on this walking tour.\nWe encourage you to dress the part as we embark on our 1.5-hour journey (walking shoes are recommended).  \nTour Highlights​: \n\nLearn the basics of Art Deco and its influence\nEnjoy the exquisite architecture of the Luhr’s Tower\, Professional Building\, the Maricopa County Courthouse\, and other architectural gems in the downtown area.\nWe will try our best to step into a couple of open public lobbies from the 1920s and 1930s\nLearn more about the culture of the 1920s and 1930s in Phoenix and around the world!  ​\nWe will end our tour at the Professional Building (now the Hilton Garden Inn) where you are welcome to stay for a cocktail in the lobby\n\nThis tour usually fills up FAST! In that case\, we may open up a second tour date the following week so you don’t miss out! \n \n  \nDATE: Sunday\, January 18th\, 2026 \nTIME: 3:00pm – tour will start promptly. \nMEETING LOCATION: In front of the San Carlos Hotel (202 N Central Ave\, Phoenix\, AZ 85004) – find your tour guide dressed in 1920s garb! \n  \nTICKETS: \n$15 for members \nClick below to purchase your ticket! If you are a member\, log in to your account or register to access the member’s ticket pricing. \n \nPlease contact Erin Lindsey if you have any questions or concerns at erin@phoenixartdeco.org
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/phoenix-art-deco-walking-tour-2026/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260118
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
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SUMMARY:Jazz Age Film Club Meeting
DESCRIPTION:We are planning to have several screenings in 2026 and get a community together who appreciates these vintage films. Whether you have some casual film suggestions or want to help lead the charge of our new club\, we are inviting any interested member for a cup of coffee to chat – no specific agenda. All ideas welcome. \nMeeting will be at 10am on January 17th. In person. Send Erin a message for the calendar invite at erin@phoenixartdeco.org. \nNot a member yet? Sign up today! 
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/jazz-age-film-club-meeting/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260104T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260104T160000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20251217T190502Z
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SUMMARY:Silent Film with Live Organ Accompaniment: Safety Last! with Harold Lloyd
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the Orpheum Theatre’s 97th anniversary with a special Silent Sunday screening of Harold Lloyd’s beloved 1923 classic SAFETY LAST! one of the most famous moments in cinema history as Lloyd hangs perilously from a skyscraper clock high above the city. This high-spirited comedy follows a small-town dreamer determined to succeed in the big city\, leading to an unforgettable\, laugh-filled finale.\nThis anniversary presentation features live accompaniment on the Orpheum’s historic WURLITZER THEATRE ORGAN performed by world-renowned organist RON RHODE.\n\nBring the whole family!  Children 12 and under are free when accompanied by an adult.\n\nThe event is a fundraiser proudly sponsored by the Valley of the Sun Chapter of the American Theatre Organ Society and the Friends of the Orpheum Theatre.\n\n\nDETAILS: \nThis is a fun social gathering for all members and non-members to enjoy this silent film classic! All guests are responsible for purchasing their own ticket – there are no assigned seats. Meet the members of the Phoenix Art Deco Society inside the lobby 30mins before the show to say hello\, grab a drink\, and join our group! Don’t forget to dress to impress at this marvelous 1920s theatre.\n\nDate: January 4th\, 2025\nTime: Show starts at 2:00pm; meet in the lobby at 1:30pm\nLocation: Orpheum Theatre 203 W Adams St\, Phoenix\, AZ 85003
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/silent-film-with-live-organ-accompaniment-safety-last-with-harold-lloyd/
LOCATION:Orpheum Theatre\, 203 W Adams St\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251213T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251213T113000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20251202T221437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251202T221437Z
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SUMMARY:ADSNY: Virtual Presentation The Art Deco Allure of Jeanne Lanvin
DESCRIPTION:As a Phoenix Art Deco Society member\, you’re invited to attend events through the International Coalition of Art Deco Society’s. Check out this event below from the Art Deco Society of New York:  \nAbout the Event: \n“This lavishly illustrated presentation invites you to explore the rich heritage of Jeanne Lanvin\, a visionary couturière and ingenious businesswoman who revolutionized the world of haute couture and the Art Deco movement itself. From her early beginnings as a milliner to opening her celebrated couture house on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré\, Lanvin was soon the toast of le tout Paris. She realized that fragrance was a woman’s ultimate accessory\, and so\, the legendary perfume Arpège was born. Join us as Angel Poveda\, Global Education Manger at Lanvin\, traces the extraordinary career and enduring influence of this remarkable designer.“ \nDetails: \nLocation: Virtual event \nDate and time: Saturday\, December 10th\, 2025 10:00 AM (Arizona Time) \nOrganizer: Art Deco Society of New York \nCost for ICADS members: $15
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/the-art-deco-allure-of-jeanne-lanvin/
CATEGORIES:ICADS,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251206T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251206T170000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20251202T233002Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251202T233158Z
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SUMMARY:FQ Story Historic Home Tour Booth
DESCRIPTION:EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF HISTORIC HOLIDAY CHARM\nStroll through beautiful homes and gardens of the historic FQ Story neighborhood in central Phoenix\, browse the vibrant street market\, and enjoy live music\, local bites\, and a new beer & wine garden. \nOur booth will be located on Culver St between 7th & 15th Ave from 11am-5pm on December 6th. \n \n 
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/fq-story-historic-home-tour-booth/
CATEGORIES:In Person,Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251206T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251206T093000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20251202T220500Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251202T220629Z
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SUMMARY:ADSCH: Virtual Presentation Art Deco in Calcutta
DESCRIPTION:As a Phoenix Art Deco Society member\, you’re invited to attend events through the International Coalition of Art Deco Society’s. Check out this event below from the Art Deco Society of Chicago:  \nAbout the Event: \n“Our presentation describes the evolution of Art Deco in Calcutta\, India from the time of its introduction shortly after the Paris Exhibition of 1925 and concluding with the post WWII period. This twenty-five year period was a time of great turmoil in Calcutta. It’s an important story that needs to be better known.“ \nDetails: \nLocation: Virtual event \nDate and time: Saturday\, December 6th\, 2025 8:30 AM (Arizona Time) \nOrganizer: Art Deco Society of Chicago \nCost for ICADS members: $Free
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/adsch-virtual-event-art-deco-in-calcutta/
CATEGORIES:Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251118T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251118T203000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20251110T165139Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251110T165139Z
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SUMMARY:ADSLA: Virtual Lecture Songwriter Cole Porter and Paris
DESCRIPTION:As a Phoenix Art Deco Society member\, you’re invited to attend events through the International Coalition of Art Deco Society’s. Check out this event below from the Art Deco Society of Los Angeles:  \nAbout the Event: \n“Join us for a swellegant virtual lecture celebrating the influence of Art Deco–era Paris on legendary songwriter Cole Porter. Hosted by singer and theater historian Mary Stanford\, this event explores Porter’s 40-year love affair with the City of Lights through stories\, video clips\, and a dash of backstage gossip. \nDiscover how Porter’s time in 1920s Paris inspired his signature mix of wit\, sophistication\, and playful charm\, heard in timeless hits like “Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall in Love)\,” “Begin the Beguine\,” and “I Love Paris.” We’ll also spotlight some forgotten gems that deserve another listen. Experience how Cole Porter’s Parisian muse helped shape the sound of an era and left a lasting mark on American music.” \nDetails: \nLocation: Virtual event \nDate and time: Tuesday\, November 18th\, 2025 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM (Arizona Time) \nOrganizer: Art Deco Society of Los Angeles \nCost for ICADS members: $20.00
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/adsla-virtual-lecture-songwriter-cole-porter-and-paris/
CATEGORIES:ICADS,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251116T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251116T210000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
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SUMMARY:The Gay Divorcee Film Screening
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a night under the stars at the Phoenix Art Deco Society’s film screening of the Gay Divorcee! Grab your blankets and chairs and join us on the lawn of the Pemberton for an outdoor movie screening! The Pemberton has a bar and food vendors on-site to make your movie-going experience even more enjoyable. All guests are responsible for their own bar and food tabs.  \n  \nAbout the film: \nIn this beloved musical\, Mimi Glossop (Ginger Rogers) journeys to England to seek a divorce from her absentee husband. When Mimi meets dashing performer Guy Holden (Fred Astaire)\, sparks fly\, and\, most importantly\, lavish song-and-dance numbers ensue. While romance and comedy factor into the film\, the production is largely a showcase for the legendary talents of Rogers and Astaire\, most notably displayed in an extended sequence during the third act. \n \n  \nWhen: Sunday\, November 16th \nTime: Door 6:30pm; Screening 7:00pm. Come early to grab a drink and a bite! \nWhere: The Ark (turf lawn) at The Pemberton 1121 N 2nd St Phoenix\, AZ 85004 \nParking: Street parking available \nWhat to bring: Make sure to bring your own blankets or lawn chair to sit on (low lounge-y beach chairs make it easy for everyone to see)! The ground surface is a turf layer. \n  \nThis is a 21+ event. \nMember Tickets: $10 \nNon-Members: $15 \nOne-Drink Minimum Purchase – let’s take care of our friends at the historic Pemberton space! Bar and food vendors available all night! Your ticket price helps our non-profit license the movie screening and supports our new vintage film club! \n \n  \n  \n  \nVIP seating is available! There are only two lounge seating sections that seat 6-8 people comfortably on couches.
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/the-gay-divorcee-film-screening/
LOCATION:The Pemberton\, 1121 N 2nd St\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85004\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film,In Person
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251116T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251116T113000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
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SUMMARY:ADSNY: Virtual Presentation Jazz Age Illustration
DESCRIPTION:As a Phoenix Art Deco Society member\, you’re invited to attend events through the International Coalition of Art Deco Society’s. Check out this event below from the Art Deco Society of New York:  \nAbout the Event: \n“Curator Heather Campbell Coyle presents highlights from Jazz Age Illustration\, an exhibition organized by the Delaware Art Museum and now showing at the Norman Rockwell Museum. The first of its kind\, the exhibit explores American popular illustration of the 1920s and ’30s\, featuring works originally published in Vogue\, Vanity Fair\, The Saturday Evening Post\, and books by authors like F. Scott Fitzgerald. Artists showcased include E. Simms Campbell\, Aaron Douglas\, Helen Dryden\, John Held Jr.\, Rockwell Kent\, and Sydney Leff\, capturing the dynamic spirit of the Jazz Age.“ \nDetails: \nLocation: Virtual event \nDate and time: Sunday\, November 16th\, 2025 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (Arizona Time) \nOrganizer: Art Deco Society of New York \nCost for ICADS members: $20.00
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/adsny-virtual-presentation-jazz-age-illustration/
CATEGORIES:ICADS,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251112T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251112T180000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
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LAST-MODIFIED:20251110T165945Z
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SUMMARY:ADSW: Virtual Lecture Art Deco Glamour in Compacts\, Purses\, & Vanity Treasures
DESCRIPTION:As a Phoenix Art Deco Society member\, you’re invited to attend events through the International Coalition of Art Deco Society’s at a discounted rate. Check out this event below from the Art Deco Society of Washington:  \nAbout the Event: \n“This presentation explores women’s luxury accessories of the late 1920s and early 1930s\, highlighting how Art Deco design influenced their style and craftsmanship. Featuring elegant examples of compacts\, purses\, and vanity items\, it delves into their design\, functionality\, and the makeup trends of the era. The talk also offers insight into collecting and preserving these glamorous pieces today.“ \nDetails: \nLocation: Virtual event \nDate and time: Wednesday\, November 12th\, 2025 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM (Arizona Time) \nOrganizer: Art Deco Society of Washington \nCost for ICADS members: $15.00
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/23364/
CATEGORIES:ICADS,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251025T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251025T170000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250722T173703Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250905T003042Z
UID:23100-1761404400-1761411600@www.phoenixartdeco.org
SUMMARY:Orpheum Theatre Tour
DESCRIPTION:By popular demand\, we have scheduled a private tour for the Art Deco Society of the historic Orpheum Theatre. Located in Downtown Phoenix\, the Orpheum Theatre is a fully restored 1929 atmospheric theatre\, featuring a magnificent disappearing Mighty Wurlitzer Theatre Organ. This tour will provide access to both public and behind-the-scenes areas\, offering a rare glimpse into the magic of a historic movie palace. \n  \nA Brief History \nOpening on January 5\, 1929\, it was the pride of Phoenix\, a town of 48\,000. It had 1\,800 seats and an early form of air conditioning\, which made it the place to see an be seen in the city! Its 101 feet of stage width and 28 feet of depth made the Orpheum the only theatre between Los Angeles and Denver able to handle the traveling vaudeville shows that changed weekly. \nDesigned by architects Lescher & Mahoney\, the theatre was built for $750\,000 by Jo E. Rickards and Harry Nace. The Orpheum was designed in the atmospheric style\, with the audience sitting in a garden surrounded by Spanish-style buildings\, murals of mountains\, and forests\, under puffy white clouds moving across a deep blue domed sky. \nFor more information\, check out their website here. \n  \nDETAILS \nMembers get Priority Access to this event. Spots are limited to 25 guests. \nDATE: October 25\, 2025 \nTIME: 3:00pm Tours can last up to 90 mins.  \nLOCATION: Orpheum Theatre: 203 W Adams St\, Phoenix\, AZ 8500 \nPARKING: Parking info HERE. All guests are responsible for their parking accommodations. \n  \nTICKETS: \nMembers get first-come\, first-served tickets. Tickets are free for members but you MUST RSVP using the ticket link below as there are limited spots available.
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/orpheum-theatre-tour/
LOCATION:Orpheum Theatre\, 203 W Adams St\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Members Only,Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250924T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250924T203000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250903T151018Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250903T151018Z
UID:23245-1758740400-1758745800@www.phoenixartdeco.org
SUMMARY:ADSLA: Gatsby’s Women: Fashionable Ideals of the 1920s
DESCRIPTION:As a Phoenix Art Deco Society member\, you get discounts to other ICADS organization events. Check out this event below from the Art Deco Society of Washington:  \n“Celebrate novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald’s September 24th birthday and the 100th anniversary of the publication of The Great Gatsby with the virtual presentation “Gatsby’s Women: Fashionable Ideals of the 1920s” by Kevin Jones\, Senior Curator\, ASU FIDM Museum. \nF. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby is set in the summer of 1922\, beginning a decade of dramatic societal and cultural change\, of new opportunities and roles for women\, and\, coinciding with this\, dramatically new appearances.” \nDetails: \nLocation: Virtual event \nDate and time: Wed\, Sep 24\, 2025 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM (MST) \nOrganizer: Art Deco Society of Los Angeles \nCost for ICADS members: $20.00
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/adsla-gatsbys-women-fashionable-ideals-of-the-1920s/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250920T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250920T203000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250828T201831Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250828T201831Z
UID:23229-1758391200-1758400200@www.phoenixartdeco.org
SUMMARY:Deco Cocktail Night at the Hilton Garden Inn
DESCRIPTION:Are you a member of the Society? Do you love Art Deco? Join members of the Art Deco Society for an evening of cocktails and connection at the former Professional Building (now\, the Downtown Phoenix Hilton Garden Inn) lobby bar\, Monroe’s!  \nThis is a no-host gathering for members and those interested in Art Deco\, where we will gather and enjoy the ambiance of one of Phoenix’s most extravagant Art Deco lobbies. No reservation required\, just show up! Vintage or vintage attire is encouraged\, but not required. All guests are responsible for their own bar tabs. We look forward to seeing you there.  \nAbout the Professional Building: \nThe Professional Building was completed in 1932 by the architectural firm of Morgan\, Walls\, & Clements\, originally constructed as the “National Valley Bank” building. The bank resided on the ground floor\, and other floors of the high-rise were reserved for medical offices. It’s impossible not to notice the original brass elevators and marble floors that invite you to the large open-air lobby. This interior was vacant for two decades until it was renovated and restored to its former glory\, featuring stunning Art Deco pillars and zig-zag motifs replicated in the original color scheme.  \nSince 2013\, Hilton Garden Inn takes over the entire building with a modest bar\, Monroe’s\, on the ground floor with lounge and cocktail seating. Monroe’s offers a full-service bar menu and a place for guests to relax and unwind. In addition to some tasty beverages\, we also serve a selection of upscale bar-food ranging from burgers and wings to tacos and salad. \nDETAILS \nDATE: Saturday\, September 20\, 2025 \nTIME: 6:00pm – 8:30pm – you are welcome to stay later! \nLOCATION: Hilton Garden Inn\, Downtown Phoenix: 15 E Monroe St\, Phoenix\, AZ 85004 \nPARKING: All guests are responsible for their parking accommodations. Street parking may be available. The closest garage is Ace Parking (201 N 1st St\, Phoenix\, AZ 85004) \n  \nProfessional Building\, 2025 (Now Hilton Garden Inn) Photo by Dave Bentley\n1931
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/deco-cocktail-night-at-the-hilton-garden-inn/
LOCATION:Hilton Garden Inn – The Professional Building\, 15 E Monroe St\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85004\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event,In Person
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250920T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250920T103000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250903T145457Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250903T151101Z
UID:23243-1758358800-1758364200@www.phoenixartdeco.org
SUMMARY:ADSNY: How are fashions the of the 1930s relevant to what we wear today?
DESCRIPTION:As a Phoenix Art Deco Society member\, you get discounts to other ICADS organization events. Check out this event below from the Art Deco Society of Washington:  \n“ADSNY is delighted to welcome costume designer Charlotte Mitchell whose assignments have taken her from major historical periods to the present. She will discuss how a character’s apparel is of major importance in period productions. It is paramount that the costumes are relevant to the audience\, catching their attention and bringing the story to life. When designing period costumes this becomes even more crucial\, especially when that period is set in the twentieth century\, a time when silhouettes presaged how we look and dress today.” \nDetails: \nLocation: Virtual event \nDate and time: Sat\, Sep 20\, 2025 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM (MST) \nOrganizer: Art Deco Society of New York \nCost for ICADS members: $20.00
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/adsny-how-are-fashions-the-of-the-1930s-relevant-to-what-we-wear-today/
CATEGORIES:ICADS,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250918T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250918T170000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250829T214925Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250829T215045Z
UID:23239-1758209400-1758214800@www.phoenixartdeco.org
SUMMARY:Virtual Event WPA's Federal Theatre Project with the ADSW
DESCRIPTION:As a Phoenix Art Deco Society member\, you get discounts to other ICADS organization events. Check out this event below from the Art Deco Society of Washington:  \n“In August of 1935 the WPA expanded to include work relief for Americans engaged in the arts with the formation of Federal Project Number One. The most creative and innovative of the Federal One components\, but also the most controversial\, was the Federal Theatre Project (FTP)\, which provided work for actors\, directors\, playwrights\, designers\, stage technicians\, and other workers in the theatre field. This lecture will examine the wide range of productions presented by the FTP and the charges that led to its early dissolution.” \nDetails: \nLocation: Virtual event \nDate and time: Thu\, Sep 18\, 2025 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM (MST) \nOrganizer: Linda Lyons\, programs@adsw.org \nCost for ICADS members: $15.00
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/virtual-event-wpas-federal-theatre-project-with-the-adsw/
CATEGORIES:ICADS,Virtual
ORGANIZER;CN="Art Deco Society of Washington DC":MAILTO:programs@adsw.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250824T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250824T140000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250731T225515Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250731T225515Z
UID:23122-1756036800-1756044000@www.phoenixartdeco.org
SUMMARY:From Flappers to Patio Dresses: A Historic Fashion Presentation hosted by the Vintage Society
DESCRIPTION:Step Into Style: A Celebration of Vintage Fashion History with the Phoenix Vintage Society \nJoin The Phoenix Vintage Society at the Sunnyslope Historical Society & Museum for a stylish Sunday afternoon celebrating the vibrant history of fashion of the first half of the 20th century. \nArt Deco aficionado and president of the Phoenix Art Deco Society\, Erin Lindsey delves into the elegance and flair of The Jazz Age Wardrobe: Fashion in the Art Deco Era\, then discover the origins and evolution of regional style as vintage fashion expert Jenny Kuller presents A History of the American Southwest Patio Dress. \nEnjoy fascinating insights\, charming company\, and light refreshments at this unique gathering of history and style enthusiasts. \n  \nDetails: Sunday August 24 at 12:00-2:00pm \nLocation: Sunnyslope Historical Society & Museum at 737 E Hatcher Rd\, Phoenix\, AZ 85020 \n \n\n  \nErin Lindsey (left)\, Jenny Kuller (middle)\, Sarah Braucht (right)
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/from-flappers-to-patio-dresses-a-historic-fashion-presentation-hosted-by-the-vintage-society/
LOCATION:Sunnyslope Historical Society & Museum\, 737 E Hatcher Rd\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event,In Person
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250817T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250817T150000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250626T182611Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250819T154037Z
UID:22980-1755442800-1755442800@www.phoenixartdeco.org
SUMMARY:Jazz Age Book Club: The Great Gatsby
DESCRIPTION:The Phoenix Art Deco Society is excited to welcome members to the inaugural Jazz Age Book Club hosted by Art Deco Society member\, Professor Scott Hermanson. \nIf you love literature\, this event is for you! We are celebrating the 100th anniversary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby with a guided discussion about the novel. Bring your thoughts\, opinions\, and questions\, and connect with fellow members – avid or casual readers are welcome. \nHow to participate in the Jazz Age Book Club\, hosted at MacAlpine’s Soda Fountain: \n\nReserve your spot for $5.00. This deposit goes towards your ice cream or food order at MacAlpine’s.\nRead The Great Gatsby in its entirety\nVisit us at MacAlpine’s Soda Fountain on August 17th at 3pm\nOrder a classic ice cream soda\, sundae\, phosphate\, or more from their vintage menu. A limited food menu will be available for those wanting a bite to eat.\nTalk about the book\, ask questions\, and share your thoughts on one of the greatest novels of all time.\n\nLooking for a copy of The Great Gatsby? We recommend shopping at one of these local book stores: \nChanging Hands – The Book Gallery – Bookman’s  \nPLEASE NOTE: This event is limited capacity due to the nature of the book club. We want to ensure that everyone can comfortably participate in the discussion. \n  \n \nAbout MacAlpine’s Soda Fountain (1929): \nMacAlpine’s Diner & Soda Fountain first opened in 1929 and is one of the few remaining soda fountains in the United States. If these stools could talk\, they would tell tales about how hard the young newspaper boy worked to earn 10 cents for an old-fashioned malt and of the many & regulars that purchased their Burma-Shave or Prince Albert (in a can) here. Now\, MacAlpine’s remains the community’s favorite neighborhood joint\, still serving up classic favorites like cherry phosphates and egg creams from behind their original soda fountain. Right next door is MacAlpine’s Retro Store\, where one can find everything from antique furniture to vintage clothing. This staple of the Phoenix area invites customers old and new to step back in time and stay for a while at this historic establishment. \n  \n  \nTICKETS ARE SOLD OUT \n  \nNot a member yet? Sign up here! 
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/jazz-age-book-club-the-great-gatsby/
LOCATION:MacAlpine’s Diner & Soda Fountain\, 2303 N 7th St\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85006\, United States
CATEGORIES:Literature
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250730T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250730T163000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250704T151452Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250704T151452Z
UID:23005-1753887600-1753893000@www.phoenixartdeco.org
SUMMARY:Virtual Event NYADS: Jazz Age Style
DESCRIPTION:Phoenix Art Deco Society Members are invited to attend at the same discounted price that Art Deco Society of New York members receive. To see more or to register to receive the discount\, all they need to do is click on the title of the event above and select the ICADS option.  \nGET YOUR MEMBER DISCOUNT CODE BY VISITING THE MEMBER PORTAL BENEFITS HERE \nArt Deco Centennial: A Guide to the Jazz Age Style in Our Neighborhoods\, City\, and World \nAbout the Program: \nThe style we now know as Art Deco officially turned 100 this year\, marking the centennial of the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes\, or the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Art in Paris from which it derived its name. The Art Deco Society of New York is spending this year focusing on the Art Deco Style’s exuberance\, hope\, and modernity\, as it defined the interwar years in much of the West\, as societies navigated boom and bust\, revolution and retrenchment\, optimism and despair. \nJoin the celebration when the Art Deco Society of New York partners with our friends at Greenwich Village Preservation for this special free event with its Executive Director\, Andrew Berman. He will take a look back at the roots of this design aesthetic\, which grew out of revolutionary 19th and early 20th century movements\, and examine how it transformed New York City\, from skyline landmarks to humble neighborhood infill developments. Then he’ll zoom in on Greenwich Village\, the East Village\, and NoHo\, and take a closer look at the many stunning and surprising examples of the style in our neighborhoods\, ranging from prominent and beloved monuments to overlooked workaday structures\, with a few prisons\, parking garages\, and post offices in between — both surviving and long gone. He’ll look at where and why Art Deco proliferated in our neighborhoods\, as well as where and why it surprisingly sometimes didn’t. \nAbout the Speaker:  \nAndrew Berman has been Executive Director of Village Preservation since 2002. Andrew is an architectural historian and lifelong New Yorker who worked on development and preservation issues in Greenwich Village\, Lower Manhattan\, and the West Side for more than three decades. The first years of his life were spent in an Art Deco apartment building on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx not too far from where ADSNY’s President\, Roberta Nusim\, grew up. \n  \nRegistration: \nHow to Register for ADSNY’s Web-based programs: \n\nGo to the event website HERE \nClick the gold  Register  button located to the left of the “About the Program” section\nEnter the requested information in the registration form and follow the instructions to pay online and complete your registration\nIn a few moments\, your registration confirmation containing your link and unique password to watch the video event will be sent to the email address you used to register. If you do not see this email in your inbox\, please check your spam folder\n\nIf you need further assistance registering for this event\, or are experiencing a different issue\, please email Events@ArtDeco.org\, let us know which events you would like to register for\, and we will send you an invoice that can be easily completed without going through the ArtDeco.org website. \n  \nGET YOUR MEMBER DISCOUNT CODE BY VISITING THE MEMBER PORTAL BENEFITS HERE
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/virtual-event-nyads-jazz-age-style/
CATEGORIES:ICADS
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250729T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250729T210000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250704T153021Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250704T153021Z
UID:23007-1753815600-1753822800@www.phoenixartdeco.org
SUMMARY:Vitrual Event ADSLA: Jewelry from the 1925 Paris Exposition
DESCRIPTION:Phoenix Art Deco Society Members are invited to attend virtual events from other Art Deco Societies around the country. The Art Deco Society of Los Angeles is not offering an ICADS discount for this virtual event.  \nLa Grace et L’Elegance du Gout Francais: The Jewelry of the 1925 Paris Exposition \nAbout the Program: \nOur celebration of the centennial of the Art Deco style continues with a reprise of the lecture that Lisa Schoening gave in person\, in June. The broadcast will be live\, not a recording of her earlier talk. \nThe organizers of the 1925 Exposition des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes invited renowned Paris jewelers Cartier\, Boucheron\, and Georges Fouquet among others to bring their most modern creations to the Exposition. Representing nearly a decade’s worth of painstaking work\, these jewels showcased the determination of French jewelry designers to join their compatriots in all areas of consumer manufacturing in bringing a new language of design to life. \nFor six months visitors to the 1925 Paris Exposition had the opportunity to see exhibits from the most celebrated jewelers in their Pavilions in the center of Paris. \nAbout the Speaker:  \nLisa Schoening has been enamoured with jewels since childhood\, and had the great good fortune to have spent much of her career teaching both the science of gems and the history of jewelry for the Gemological Institute of America and the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in Los Angeles. She has spoken on jewelry history for the Art Deco Society of Los Angeles\, the Gia Alumni Association\, and the Womens Jewelry Association\, and for thirty years has dragged her friends through any number of jewelry stores\, auction houses\, and museum exhibits in search of small sparkly objects of extraordinary value. \n  \nRegistration: \nHow to Register for ADSLA’s Web-based programs: \n\nGo to the event website HERE \nClick the green ticket link\nWhen asked to sign in\, select guest check out\, the option at the bottom.\nComplete your billing information\nNext: Assign yourself to the ticket in your cart\nComplete check out\n\n 
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/vitrual-event-adsla-jewelry-from-the-1925-paris-exposition/
CATEGORIES:ICADS
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250529T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250531T170000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250219T193518Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250527T154716Z
UID:22289-1748505600-1748710800@www.phoenixartdeco.org
SUMMARY:LAST CHANCE Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy and Southwestern Art Deco Influence
DESCRIPTION:Discover the details of towering Jazz Age gems as you’ve never seen them before with digital artist Chris Hytha and skyscraper historian Mark Houser. The Phoenix Art Deco Society is proud to bring to our community this unique exhibit hosted inside the historic Luhrs Tower.  \nFor the entire month of May\, come see us inside the Art Deco Luhrs Tower to view Chris Hytha and Mark Houser’s traveling exhibit showcasing curated pieces from their collection that highlight southwestern influence on Art Deco design paired with a history exhibit on the Luhrs family and the history of Phoenix in the 1920s and 1930s.  Also\, learn about the history of Art Deco design and how it impacted more than the architecture of the 1920s and 1930s with examples of fashion\, industrial design\, music\, and more. \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nABOUT THE HIGHRISES EXHIBIT:\nThe Highrises Collection showcases drone-scan images of nearly 200 skyscrapers from across the United States. The prosperity of early 20th-century America resulted in a boom of skyscrapers that still tower over cities across the country today. Focusing on the character and craftsmanship on display at the top of these landmark buildings in a way that can’t be seen from street level\, the Highrises Collection reveals fascinating details and stories of these distinctly American icons. \nThe Phoenix exhibit features several of Hytha’s artistic renderings of iconic Art Deco highrises and Art Deco gems that are influenced by Hispanic\, Indigenous\, and Spanish design from across the country. The Luhr’s Tower stands proudly as Arizona’s most notable Art Deco skyscraper. \nAccompanying each Highrise is a short narrative by Houser about how it came to be\, who were the major personalities involved\, and what it meant to the city where it was built. Highrises are also identified and sortable by city or region\, year of opening\, architectural style\, and special attributes. \n\n\n\n\n\nABOUT THE LUHR’S LEGACY EXHIBIT: \nThe Art Deco Society has curated the history exhibit dedicated to the history of the Luhrs family\, one of the state’s pioneer families that helped change rural Phoenix into the urban landscape that it is today. See photos and artifacts\, and learn about the history of how Phoenix grew from the ground up in the 1920s. \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nEXHIBIT DETAILS \nWHEN: Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy and Southwest Art Deco Influence are open to the public Thursdays through Sundays during the entire month of May.  \nWHERE: Luhrs Tower – 2nd floor. 45 W Jefferson St\, Phoenix\, AZ 85003. \nCOST: General admission $15. ON SALE FOR $10 FOR LAST WEEKEND. Free for Art Deco Society Members on 05/30 and 05/31. \n  \nHOURS: \nThursdays: 1pm – 7pm (ADS members get in free!) \nFridays: 1pm – 7pm (ADS members get in free!) \nSaturdays: 11am – 7pm \nSundays: 11am – 7pm \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nThank you to our sponsors! \n \n  \n 
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/highrises-the-luhrs-legacy-and-southwestern-art-deco-influence-4/
LOCATION:Luhrs Tower
CATEGORIES:Highrises,In Person,PhxADS
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250522T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250525T170000
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
CREATED:20250219T193406Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250410T021010Z
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SUMMARY:Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy and Southwestern Art Deco Influence
DESCRIPTION:Discover the details of towering Jazz Age gems as you’ve never seen them before with digital artist Chris Hytha and skyscraper historian Mark Houser. The Phoenix Art Deco Society is proud to bring to our community this unique exhibit hosted inside the historic Luhrs Tower.  \nFor the entire month of May\, come see us inside the Art Deco Luhrs Tower to view Chris Hytha and Mark Houser’s traveling exhibit showcasing curated pieces from their collection that highlight southwestern influence on Art Deco design paired with a history exhibit on the Luhrs family and the history of Phoenix in the 1920s and 1930s.  Also\, learn about the history of Art Deco design and how it impacted more than the architecture of the 1920s and 1930s with examples of fashion\, industrial design\, music\, and more. \nSee below for details on times and events happening in the pop-up exhibit. Do not miss our special presentation on the Luhrs Tower and family legacy by author and skyscraper historian\, Mark Houser.  \nWant to sponsor the exhibit? Email Erin at erin@phoenixartdeco.org  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nABOUT THE HIGHRISES EXHIBIT:\nThe Highrises Collection showcases drone-scan images of nearly 200 skyscrapers from across the United States. The prosperity of early 20th-century America resulted in a boom of skyscrapers that still tower over cities across the country today. Focusing on the character and craftsmanship on display at the top of these landmark buildings in a way that can’t be seen from street level\, the Highrises Collection reveals fascinating details and stories of these distinctly American icons. \nThe Phoenix exhibit features several of Hytha’s artistic renderings of iconic Art Deco highrises and Art Deco gems that are influenced by Hispanic\, Indigenous\, and Spanish design from across the country. The Luhr’s Tower stands proudly as Arizona’s most notable Art Deco skyscraper. \nAccompanying each Highrise is a short narrative by Houser about how it came to be\, who were the major personalities involved\, and what it meant to the city where it was built. Highrises are also identified and sortable by city or region\, year of opening\, architectural style\, and special attributes. \n\n\n\n\n\nABOUT THE LUHR’S LEGACY EXHIBIT: \nThe Art Deco Society has curated the history exhibit dedicated to the history of the Luhrs family\, one of the state’s pioneer families that helped change rural Phoenix into the urban landscape that it is today. See photos and artifacts\, and learn about the history of how Phoenix grew from the ground up in the 1920s. \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nEXHIBIT DETAILS \nWHEN: Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy and Southwest Art Deco Influence are open to the public Thursdays through Sundays during the entire month of May.  \nWHERE: Luhr’s Tower – 2nd floor. 45 W Jefferson St\, Phoenix\, AZ 85003. More Details TBA. \nCOST: General admission $15. Art Deco Society Members get in for free on Thursdays and Fridays. \nHOURS: \nThursdays: 1pm – 7pm (ADS members get in free!) \nFridays: 1pm – 7pm (ADS members get in free!) \nSaturdays: 11am – 7pm \nSundays: 11am – 7pm \n  \nPELASE NOTE: May 2nd is reserved for our grand opening party! Be the first to see the gallery and get your special admission to the grand opening night today! CLICK HERE\n  \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nLUHRS LEGACY LECTURE: Saturday\, May 17th\nWe are excited to bring author and skyscraper historian Mark Houser to speak at the exhibit on the history of the Luhrss Tower and how the Luhr family helped build up Phoenix in the city’s most pivotal years in this special lecture. Do NOT miss out on this unique presentation where we dig into Phoenix history during the Art Deco Era. \nAs an author\, professional speaker\, and award-winning journalist\, Mark Houser has traveled far and wide in search of the world’s most amazing antique skyscrapers. A skilled researcher\, he digs deep into these landmarks and the lives of the business tycoons\, architects\, and other personalities behind them. By sharing these stories\, Mark helps audiences to appreciate marvels in their cities they may not have noticed before — and the risks and innovation represented by these “machines to make the land pay.” \nWHEN: Saturday\, May 17th \nCOST: $25\, includes admission to exhibit \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nThank you to our sponsors! \n \nWe are looking for sponsors! Donate or partner with the Art Deco Society to help us create unforgettable experiences. Be a part of this unique exhibit for the community. Want to sponsor the exhibit? Email Erin at erin@phoenixartdeco.org \n \n  \n 
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/highrises-the-luhrs-legacy-and-southwestern-art-deco-influence-3/
LOCATION:Luhrs Tower
CATEGORIES:In Person,PhxADS
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SUMMARY:Luhrs Legacy Lecture with Mark Houser
DESCRIPTION:LUHRS LEGACY LECTURE: Saturday\, May 17th\nWe are excited to bring author and skyscraper historian Mark Houser to speak at the exhibit on the history of the Luhrs Tower and how the Luhrs family helped build up Phoenix in the city’s most pivotal years in this special lecture. Do NOT miss out on this unique presentation where we dig into Phoenix history during the Art Deco Era. \nA skilled researcher\, he digs deep into these landmarks and the lives of the business tycoons\, architects\, and other personalities behind them. By sharing these stories\, Mark helps audiences to appreciate marvels in their cities they may not have noticed before — and the risks and innovation represented by these “machines to make the land pay.” \nWHEN: Saturday\, May 17th at 11am \nWHERE: Luhrs Tower: 2nd floor. 45 W Jefferson St\, Phoenix\, AZ 85003. \nCOST: $25\, includes admission to exhibit \nBuy now	\n			\n \n\n  \n \n\nABOUT MARK HOUSER\, SKYSCRAPER HISTORIAN\nAs an author\, professional speaker\, and award-winning journalist\, Mark Houser has traveled far and wide in search of the world’s most amazing antique  \nskyscrapers. Mark Houser is a professional speaker\, author\, and expert on antique skyscrapers and the people who built them. He works with organizations that want to elevate the prestige of their city by leveraging its cultural\, architectural\, and entrepreneurial legacies. \n\nBuy now	\n			\n \n\n  \nABOUT THE HIGHRISES EXHIBIT:\n \nThe Highrises Collection showcases drone-scan images of nearly 200 skyscrapers from across the United States. The prosperity of early 20th-century America resulted in a boom of skyscrapers that still tower over cities across the country today. Focusing on the character and craftsmanship on display at the top of these landmark buildings in a way that can’t be seen from street level\, the Highrises Collection reveals fascinating details and stories of these distinctly American icons. \nThe Phoenix exhibit features several of Hytha’s artistic renderings of iconic Art Deco highrises and Art Deco gems that are influenced by Hispanic\, Indigenous\, and Spanish design from across the country. The Luhr’s Tower stands proudly as Arizona’s most notable Art Deco skyscraper. \nAccompanying each Highrise is a short narrative by Houser about how it came to be\, who were the major personalities involved\, and what it meant to the city where it was built. Highrises are also identified and sortable by city or region\, year of opening\, architectural style\, and special attributes. \n\n\n\nABOUT THE LUHR’S LEGACY EXHIBIT: \nThe Art Deco Society has curated the history exhibit dedicated to the history of the Luhrs family\, one of the state’s pioneer families that helped change rural Phoenix into the urban landscape that it is today. See photos and artifacts\, and learn about the history of how Phoenix grew from the ground up in the 1920s.
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/luhrs-legacy-lecture-with-mark-houser/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250515
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250519
DTSTAMP:20260811T073626
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SUMMARY:Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy and Southwestern Art Deco Influence
DESCRIPTION:Discover the details of towering Jazz Age gems as you’ve never seen them before with digital artist Chris Hytha and skyscraper historian Mark Houser. The Phoenix Art Deco Society is proud to bring to our community this unique exhibit hosted inside the historic Luhrs Tower.  \nFor the entire month of May\, come see us inside the Art Deco Luhrs Tower to view Chris Hytha and Mark Houser’s traveling exhibit showcasing curated pieces from their collection that highlight southwestern influence on Art Deco design paired with a history exhibit on the Luhrs family and the history of Phoenix in the 1920s and 1930s.  Also\, learn about the history of Art Deco design and how it impacted more than the architecture of the 1920s and 1930s with examples of fashion\, industrial design\, music\, and more. \nSee below for details on times and events happening in the pop-up exhibit. Do not miss our special presentation on the Luhrs Tower and family legacy by author and skyscraper historian\, Mark Houser.  \nWant to sponsor the exhibit? Email Erin at erin@phoenixartdeco.org  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nABOUT THE HIGHRISES EXHIBIT:\nThe Highrises Collection showcases drone-scan images of nearly 200 skyscrapers from across the United States. The prosperity of early 20th-century America resulted in a boom of skyscrapers that still tower over cities across the country today. Focusing on the character and craftsmanship on display at the top of these landmark buildings in a way that can’t be seen from street level\, the Highrises Collection reveals fascinating details and stories of these distinctly American icons. \nThe Phoenix exhibit features several of Hytha’s artistic renderings of iconic Art Deco highrises and Art Deco gems that are influenced by Hispanic\, Indigenous\, and Spanish design from across the country. The Luhr’s Tower stands proudly as Arizona’s most notable Art Deco skyscraper. \nAccompanying each Highrise is a short narrative by Houser about how it came to be\, who were the major personalities involved\, and what it meant to the city where it was built. Highrises are also identified and sortable by city or region\, year of opening\, architectural style\, and special attributes. \n\n\n\n\n\nABOUT THE LUHR’S LEGACY EXHIBIT: \nThe Art Deco Society has curated the history exhibit dedicated to the history of the Luhrs family\, one of the state’s pioneer families that helped change rural Phoenix into the urban landscape that it is today. See photos and artifacts\, and learn about the history of how Phoenix grew from the ground up in the 1920s. \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nEXHIBIT DETAILS \nWHEN: Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy and Southwest Art Deco Influence are open to the public Thursdays through Sundays during the entire month of May.  \nWHERE: Luhr’s Tower – 2nd floor. 45 W Jefferson St\, Phoenix\, AZ 85003. \nCOST: General admission $15. Art Deco Society Members get in for free on Thursdays and Fridays. \nHOURS: \nThursdays: 1pm – 7pm (ADS members get in free!) \nFridays: 1pm – 7pm (ADS members get in free!) \nSaturdays: 11am – 7pm \nSundays: 11am – 7pm \n  \nPELASE NOTE: May 2nd is reserved for our grand opening party! Be the first to see the gallery and get your special admission to the grand opening night today! CLICK HERE\n  \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nLUHRS LEGACY LECTURE: Saturday\, May 17th\nWe are excited to bring author and skyscraper historian Mark Houser to speak at the exhibit on the history of the Luhrss Tower and how the Luhr family helped build up Phoenix in the city’s most pivotal years in this special lecture. Do NOT miss out on this unique presentation where we dig into Phoenix history during the Art Deco Era. \nAs an author\, professional speaker\, and award-winning journalist\, Mark Houser has traveled far and wide in search of the world’s most amazing antique skyscrapers. A skilled researcher\, he digs deep into these landmarks and the lives of the business tycoons\, architects\, and other personalities behind them. By sharing these stories\, Mark helps audiences to appreciate marvels in their cities they may not have noticed before — and the risks and innovation represented by these “machines to make the land pay.” \nWHEN: Saturday\, May 17th \nCOST: $25\, includes admission to exhibit \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nThank you to our sponsors! \n \nWe are looking for sponsors! Donate or partner with the Art Deco Society to help us create unforgettable experiences. Be a part of this unique exhibit for the community. Want to sponsor the exhibit? Email Erin at erin@phoenixartdeco.org \n \n  \n 
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/highrises-the-luhrs-legacy-and-southwestern-art-deco-influence-2/
LOCATION:Luhrs Tower
CATEGORIES:In Person,PhxADS
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SUMMARY:Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy and Southwestern Art Deco Influence
DESCRIPTION:Discover the details of towering Jazz Age gems as you’ve never seen them before with digital artist Chris Hytha and skyscraper historian Mark Houser. The Phoenix Art Deco Society is proud to bring to our community this unique exhibit hosted inside the historic Luhrs Tower.  \nFor the entire month of May\, come see us inside the Art Deco Luhrs Tower to view Chris Hytha and Mark Houser’s traveling exhibit showcasing curated pieces from their collection that highlight southwestern influence on Art Deco design paired with a history exhibit on the Luhrs family and the history of Phoenix in the 1920s and 1930s.  Also\, learn about the history of Art Deco design and how it impacted more than the architecture of the 1920s and 1930s with examples of fashion\, industrial design\, music\, and more. \nSee below for details on times and events happening in the pop-up exhibit. Do not miss our special presentation on the Luhr’s Tower and family legacy by author and skyscraper historian\, Mark Houser.  \nWant to sponsor the exhibit? Email Erin at erin@phoenixartdeco.org  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nABOUT THE HIGHRISES EXHIBIT:\nThe Highrises Collection showcases drone-scan images of nearly 200 skyscrapers from across the United States. The prosperity of early 20th-century America resulted in a boom of skyscrapers that still tower over cities across the country today. Focusing on the character and craftsmanship on display at the top of these landmark buildings in a way that can’t be seen from street level\, the Highrises Collection reveals fascinating details and stories of these distinctly American icons. \nThe Phoenix exhibit features several of Hytha’s artistic renderings of iconic Art Deco highrises and Art Deco gems that are influenced by Hispanic\, Indigenous\, and Spanish design from across the country. The Luhr’s Tower stands proudly as Arizona’s most notable Art Deco skyscraper. \nAccompanying each Highrise is a short narrative by Houser about how it came to be\, who were the major personalities involved\, and what it meant to the city where it was built. Highrises are also identified and sortable by city or region\, year of opening\, architectural style\, and special attributes. \n\n\n\n\n\nABOUT THE LUHR’S LEGACY EXHIBIT: \nThe Art Deco Society has curated the history exhibit dedicated to the history of the Luhrs family\, one of the state’s pioneer families that helped change rural Phoenix into the urban landscape that it is today. See photos and artifacts\, and learn about the history of how Phoenix grew from the ground up in the 1920s. \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nEXHIBIT DETAILS \nWHEN: Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy and Southwest Art Deco Influence are open to the public Thursdays through Sundays during the entire month of May.  \nWHERE: Luhr’s Tower – 2nd floor. 45 W Jefferson St\, Phoenix\, AZ 85003. \nCOST: General admission $15. Art Deco Society Members get in for free on Thursdays and Fridays. \nHOURS: \nThursdays: 1pm – 7pm (ADS members get in free!) \nFridays: 1pm – 7pm (ADS members get in free!) \nSaturdays: 11am – 7pm \nSundays: 11am – 7pm \n  \nPELASE NOTE: May 2nd is reserved for our grand opening party! Be the first to see the gallery and get your special admission to the grand opening night today! CLICK HERE\n  \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nLUHRS LEGACY LECTURE: Saturday\, May 17th\nWe are excited to bring author and skyscraper historian Mark Houser to speak at the exhibit on the history of the Luhrss Tower and how the Luhr family helped build up Phoenix in the city’s most pivotal years in this special lecture. Do NOT miss out on this unique presentation where we dig into Phoenix history during the Art Deco Era. \nAs an author\, professional speaker\, and award-winning journalist\, Mark Houser has traveled far and wide in search of the world’s most amazing antique skyscrapers. A skilled researcher\, he digs deep into these landmarks and the lives of the business tycoons\, architects\, and other personalities behind them. By sharing these stories\, Mark helps audiences to appreciate marvels in their cities they may not have noticed before — and the risks and innovation represented by these “machines to make the land pay.” \nWHEN: Saturday\, May 17th \nCOST: $25\, includes admission to exhibit \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nThank you to our sponsors! \n \nWe are looking for sponsors! Donate or partner with the Art Deco Society to help us create unforgettable experiences. Be a part of this unique exhibit for the community. Want to sponsor the exhibit? Email Erin at erin@phoenixartdeco.org \n \n  \n 
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/highrises-the-luhrs-legacy-and-southwestern-art-deco-influence/
LOCATION:Luhrs Tower
CATEGORIES:PhxADS
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SUMMARY:Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy and Southwest Art Deco Influence
DESCRIPTION:Discover the details of towering Jazz Age gems as you’ve never seen them before with digital artist Chris Hytha and skyscraper historian Mark Houser. The Phoenix Art Deco Society is proud to bring to our community this unique exhibit hosted inside the historic Luhrs Tower.  \nFor the entire month of May\, come see us inside the Art Deco Luhrs Tower to view Chris Hytha and Mark Houser’s traveling exhibit showcasing curated pieces from their collection that highlight southwestern influence on Art Deco design paired with a history exhibit on the Luhrs family and the history of Phoenix in the 1920s and 1930s.  Also\, learn about the history of Art Deco design and how it impacted more than the architecture of the 1920s and 1930s with examples of fashion\, industrial design\, music\, and more. \nSee below for details on times and events happening in the pop-up exhibit. Do not miss our special presentation on the Luhr’s Tower and family legacy by author and skyscraper historian\, Mark Houser.  \nWant to sponsor the exhibit? Email Erin at erin@phoenixartdeco.org  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nABOUT THE HIGHRISES EXHIBIT:\nThe Highrises Collection showcases drone-scan images of nearly 200 skyscrapers from across the United States. The prosperity of early 20th-century America resulted in a boom of skyscrapers that still tower over cities across the country today. Focusing on the character and craftsmanship on display at the top of these landmark buildings in a way that can’t be seen from street level\, the Highrises Collection reveals fascinating details and stories of these distinctly American icons. \nThe Phoenix exhibit features several of Hytha’s artistic renderings of iconic Art Deco highrises and Art Deco gems that are influenced by Hispanic\, Indigenous\, and Spanish design from across the country. The Luhr’s Tower stands proudly as Arizona’s most notable Art Deco skyscraper. \nAccompanying each Highrise is a short narrative by Houser about how it came to be\, who were the major personalities involved\, and what it meant to the city where it was built. Highrises are also identified and sortable by city or region\, year of opening\, architectural style\, and special attributes. \n\n\n\n\n\nABOUT THE LUHR’S LEGACY EXHIBIT: \nThe Art Deco Society has curated the history exhibit dedicated to the history of the Luhrs family\, one of the state’s pioneer families that helped change rural Phoenix into the urban landscape that it is today. See photos and artifacts\, and learn about the history of how Phoenix grew from the ground up in the 1920s. \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nEXHIBIT DETAILS \nWHEN: Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy and Southwest Art Deco Influence are open to the public Thursdays through Sundays during the entire month of May.  \nWHERE: Luhr’s Tower – 2nd floor. 45 W Jefferson St\, Phoenix\, AZ 85003. \nCOST: General admission $15. Art Deco Society Members get in for free on Thursdays and Fridays. \nHOURS: \nThursdays: 1pm – 7pm (ADS members get in free!) \nFridays: 1pm – 7pm (ADS members get in free!) \nSaturdays: 11am – 7pm \nSundays: 11am – 7pm \n  \nPELASE NOTE: May 2nd is reserved for our grand opening party! Be the first to see the gallery and get your special admission to the grand opening night today! CLICK HERE\n  \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nLUHRS LEGACY LECTURE: Saturday\, May 17th\nWe are excited to bring author and skyscraper historian Mark Houser to speak at the exhibit on the history of the Luhrs Tower and how the Luhrs family helped build up Phoenix in the city’s most pivotal years in this special lecture. Do NOT miss out on this unique presentation where we dig into Phoenix history during the Art Deco Era. \nAs an author\, professional speaker\, and award-winning journalist\, Mark Houser has traveled far and wide in search of the world’s most amazing antique skyscrapers. A skilled researcher\, he digs deep into these landmarks and the lives of the business tycoons\, architects\, and other personalities behind them. By sharing these stories\, Mark helps audiences to appreciate marvels in their cities they may not have noticed before — and the risks and innovation represented by these “machines to make the land pay.” \nWHEN: Saturday\, May 17th \nCOST: $25\, includes admission to exhibit \n  \nGeneral Admission tickets can be used for any date/time. \nBuy now	\n			\n  \n  \nThank you to our sponsors! \n \nWe are looking for sponsors! Donate or partner with the Art Deco Society to help us create unforgettable experiences. Be a part of this unique exhibit for the community. Want to sponsor the exhibit? Email Erin at erin@phoenixartdeco.org \n \n  \n 
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/highrises-the-luhrs-legacy-and-southwest-art-deco-influence/
LOCATION:Luhrs Tower
CATEGORIES:PhxADS
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SUMMARY:Highrises: Gallery Grand Opening
DESCRIPTION:Members and friends of the Art Deco Society are welcome to the grand opening of Highrises: The Luhrs Legacy & Southwestern Art Deco\, a unique gallery and exhibit featuring the works of digital artist Chris Hytha and supplemental history exhibits on the Luhrs family legacy and the history of Art Deco. \nThis exclusive grand opening party open house will be one to remember! Support the Art Deco Society by joining us for a drink\, participating in our silent auction\, and hearing from the artist in a unique presentation about the project. Lovers of art\, architecture\, and history are sure to love this special viewing located inside the Luhrs Tower! \n  \nSchedule of Events  \n7:00pm – Reception open \n7:30pm – Artist presentation \n8:00pm –Gallery viewing \n9:00pm – Silent auction closes \n9:30pm – Doors close \n  \nWhen: May 2nd\, 2025 \nTime: 7pm-9:30pm \nLocation: Luhrs Tower\, 2nd floor: 45 W Jefferson St\, Phoenix\, AZ 85003. \nParking: Guests are responsible for their own parking. Parking available on the street or bhund the Luhrs Tower in the Luhrs Parking Garage. \n  \nYour ticket includes first access to the pop-up exhibit\, 2 drink tickets (wine bar)\, the artist presentation\, silent auction\, and mingling with our community of Art Deco enthusiasts. Celebrate this unique moment with us inside the Luhrs Tower!  \nCheck in with our staff at the Luhrs Tower to gain entry. Meet our volunteers at the Luhrs Tower lobby\, who will guide you to the exhibit space. \n \n \nWhat is Highrises? \nDiscover the details of towering Jazz Age gems as you’ve never seen them before with digital artist Chris Hytha and skyscraper historian Mark Houser. The Luhrs Tower takes center stage in this unique art and history pop-up exhibit hosted by the Phoenix Art Deco Society. \nFor the entire month of May\, come see us inside the Art Deco Luhr’s Tower to view Chris Hytha’s traveling exhibit showcasing curated pieces of his collection that highlight southwestern influence on Art Deco design paired with a history exhibit on the Luhr’s family and the history of Phoenix in the 1920s and 1930s. \nDon’t want to make the grand opening? Our exhibit is open through the month of May! Click here to view the schedule. 
URL:https://www.phoenixartdeco.org/event/highrises-gallery-grand-opening/
LOCATION:Luhrs Tower
CATEGORIES:Celebration,In Person,PhxADS
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