Welcome to the Phoenix Art Deco Society
...Join us for a ghost tour like no other at the historic Hotel San Carlos... The Hotel San Carlos opened on March 19, 1928, and just weeks after its grand…
See details of Jazz Age gems as you’ve never seen them before with the authors of the stunning new book Highrises: Art Deco, reflecting artist Chris Hytha and writer Mark Houser’s cross-country odyssey to highlight outstanding historic skyscrapers from a new perspective.
Indulge in Art Deco’s liquid legacy with this cocktail-tasting experience. Enter a different time when skirts were shorter, jazz was hotter, the cocktails were stronger…and there were ostriches. That’s right.…
Affiliate Event AZ’s favorite summertime swing dance event is back! Enjoy live music, swing dancing workshops, competitions, and more at the annual SWINGdepenDANCE weekend in the East Valley. Full weekend…
Join us for an evening of entertainment as we take you back to examine the exquisite items on the art deco vanity in the 1925–38 years.
Step back to the 1920's with a screening of this unique Art Deco classic! Join us for a screening and discussion of Metropolis!
Join us for a FREE history presentation and book talk with the author of Swimming Pretty: The Untold Story of Women in Water. Join author Vicki Valosik as she discusses…
The Art Deco Society will take on the Martin Auto Museum on September 28th! Martin Auto Museum has over 170 vehicles, including classic cars, hot rods, customs, imports, and…
Learn how to swing dance and dance the night away to live music at the local swing dance club, Hepkats! The Silver Lining Serenaders all the way from New Orleans…
Something out of this world is coming to Phoenix! This classic Orson Welles adaptation will transport you back to Halloween night in 1938 and incite panic in our listening audience...…
Something out of this world is coming to Phoenix! This classic Orson Welles adaptation will transport you back to Halloween night in 1938 and incite panic in our listening audience...…
Join NYADS virtually as we celebrate the holiday season with a special look back at toys of the Deco era with a curator from The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures, which houses the largest fine-scale miniature collection and one of the nation’s largest historic toy collections on public display.
