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For a few hours, Beyoncé had a famed blue-green waterfall in northern Arizona to herself. The Havasupai Tribe says it was honored to grant the singer's request to film part of her latest music video on its reservation.

Using a photo as a resource, Diné Navajo artist Jerilynn Yazzie painted a portrait of her grandmother smoking mountain tobacco and doing a prayer in Yazzie’s home, blowing the smoke to the south.

The darkest, most violent chapter in the history of Bisbee was an open secret for decades in the funky old Arizona copper town 7 miles (11 kilometers) north of the U.S.-Mexico border.

Native American artists from the entire Southwest are coming to Prescott this weekend for Sharlot Hall Museum’s 22nd annual Prescott Indian Art Market.

Lonely Street Productions’ “I’ve Been Everywhere – The Johnny Cash Roadshow Experience,” featuring Robert Shaw, is coming back to town this weekend.

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Behind my inspiration is my fervent desire to show the beauty, the drama, the excitement of the people, the places, and the many animals that inhabit our fantastic Western America.”

Movies playing at Harkins Theatres, 7202 Pav Way, Prescott Valley (Highway 69 between Glassford Hill and Lake Valley roads), as of press time. 928-775-7444; www.harkins.com.

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Advance tickets for the Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary’s annual Taste of the Wild event, held from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct 6, have gone on sale.

Life moves in a circle, "The Lion King" tells us, and, increasingly, so does studio moviemaking.

Prescott Center for the Arts is putting on “Kiss Me Kate,” directed by Scott Neese, for this year’s Teen Summer Stock Show.

Arizona Cowboys Poets Gathering presents “You Just Can’t See Him From the Road” at the Prescott Valley Public Library, 7401 E. Skoog Blvd., on Tuesday July 23, from 5:30 to 6:45 p.m.

If you're going to see one comedy starring Kumail Nanjiani as an Uber driver, please make it the 2017 film he co-scripted, "The Big Sick."

Everything else that's happening in the Prescott area this week.

The Prescott POPS Symphony is opening its 28th season this weekend with a concert at the Yavapai College Performing Arts Center titled “The Music of America,” according to a news release.

Movies playing at Harkins Theatres, 7202 Pav Way, Prescott Valley (Highway 69 between Glassford Hill and Lake Valley roads), as of press time.

The Northern Arizona Blues Alliance is putting on its second annual Watson Lake Blues Festival this weekend.

The Northern Arizona Tattoo Fest is returning to Prescott for its seventh year Friday through Saturday, July 5-7 at the Prescott Resort & Conference Center, 1500 Highway 69.

At the tail end of 2017, local band Road One South performed at what it thought was its last Acker Night — and its last major engagement — after its members decided to cut back on the intensity of their schedule.

Lonely Street Productions is saluting the United States of America with a show at the Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center that honors the country’s men and women in uniform by celebrating the lyrics and melodies that make America great.

Your guide to art and galleries in the Prescott area this week.

Peter Parker might be forgiven for craving a vacation as "Spider-Man: Far From Home" begins.

"Toy Story 4" hung onto the top spot in its second week in theaters and the horror sequel "Annabelle Comes Home" opened in line with expectations, but the Cinderella story of the weekend was actually the third place movie: "Yesterday."

Steve Gottlieb of Prescott Events says he doesn’t want to cancel fireworks in Prescott ever again.