Immerse in a cultural rapture at the Art of Asia exhibition, reflecting artistry glorifying natural elements. The majestic diversity portrayed through cherished art forms originating from various civilizations promises to captivate attendees.

Expect uncontrollable laughter as one inebriated yet seasoned actor attempts a theatrical feat, performing a lead role in Shakespeare's monumental love story, Romeo and Juliet, while the sober cast strives to stick to the script. Amid the unpredictable madness, meticulously crafted cocktails will be served, ensuring merriment in the audience throughout the chaotic discourse.

Immerse yourself in thought-provoking pieces by Arizona's contemporary artists, Safwat Saleem, Elizabeth Z. Pineda, and Omar Soto. Their exhibitions delve into profound themes such as migration, identity, and displacement.

Experience the opulence of Florentine Baroque with the Haukohl Collection, featuring over 30 extravagant pieces of art accumulated for over four decades, on center stage for the very first time in Arizona. Pause in admiration as each work unfurls a story that intricately weaves the cultural richness and intellectual heritage of the Medici Grand Dukes into European art history.

During Spring Restaurant Week, prepare to pique your palate with an array of robust indigenous flavors, ranging from sizzling Southwestern menus to crowd-pleasing comforts and internationally inspired cuisines. The excitement increases as the full list of participating restaurants and exclusive menus will be unveiled a few weeks before the affair, reminding supporters not only of the significance of sitting down to dine, buying take-out, or acquiring delivery services, but also of helping these establishments prosper.