Friday, July 26

PCA has been activating, advocating, and building a stronger #DTPHX for a better Phoenix for more than 40 years. You are joining over 300 corporate, nonprofit, community development, and education Members dedicated to Downtown Pho ... PCA has been activating, advocating, and building a stronger #DTPHX for a better Phoenix for more than 40 years. You are joining over 300 corporate, nonprofit, community development, and education Members dedicated to Downtown Phoenix through advocacy and collaboration. Want to learn more about all things PCA? Join us for our Member (Re)Orientation on the last Friday of each month at Huss Brewing Downtown PHX. Discover how to get the most out of your Member benefits, learn about the work of our advocacy Committees, meet other PCA Members, and more. When: Last Friday, monthly | 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Location: Huss Brewing Downtown 225 E Monroe St, Phoenix, AZ 85004 Parking Information: parking lot located next to the location and street parking is available.  Read more Read less

Get ready for an unforgettable night of nostalgia and celebration at the Children's Museum of Phoenix! Immerse yourself in an evening filled with cocktails, appetizers, traditional "sack lunches," and a chance to win exciting raff ... Get ready for an unforgettable night of nostalgia and celebration at the Children's Museum of Phoenix! Immerse yourself in an evening filled with cocktails, appetizers, traditional "sack lunches," and a chance to win exciting raffle prizes! It's not just an event; it’s an incredible night for celebrating the profound impact of teachers. Join Million Dollar Teacher Project (MDTP) in honoring incredible teachers and relive the magic of your school days. This isn't your average gathering; it's an exhilarating adult field trip – no chaperone duties required! Upgrade your experience with our VIP ticket, granting you access to the ultimate childhood throwback. Cruise to the event in style on the Adult Field Trip Bus with an "Adult" Capri Sun, enjoy VIP entry, a raffle ticket of your choice and exclusive swag items! A portion of the proceeds from the Adult Field Trip will fuel MDTP's "In Teachers We Trust" endowment fund. The MDTP will use this fund to offer scholarships to teachers, provide classroom field trip grants, offer emergency assistance to teachers experiencing hardships, and provide basic needs assistance to students identified by teachers.   Don't miss this blend of nostalgia, appreciation, and philanthropy. Join us in honoring the educators who shape our future! Read more Read less

Walter Productions Welcomes:Catz 'n Dogz+ E-GirlFriday July 26 9pm - 2am 21+Walter Studios (747 W. Roosevelt St, Phx)Catz 'n Dogz biothe music speaks for itself with this talented and friendly Polish duo, Catz ‘n Dogz, as it mak ... Walter Productions Welcomes:Catz 'n Dogz+ E-GirlFriday July 26 9pm - 2am 21+Walter Studios (747 W. Roosevelt St, Phx)Catz 'n Dogz biothe music speaks for itself with this talented and friendly Polish duo, Catz ‘n Dogz, as it makes you move, no matter the tempo, melody, or texture. With foundations in house and techno, they create a space of sounds and magic, mixing elements of bright disco and deep house, sexy vocals and bold, spoken phrases. This stylish aesthetic has landed them in lineups in the best spots worldwide, from Miami to Ibiza to Berlin. They’ve got two smoking hot labels, PETS Recordings and its sub-label STEP, which are vivid illustrations of their bass-heavy, groove-laden, proud, and playful style. They’ve been on the electronic dance scene for over 20 years. You can feel the depth of their music-producing skills in their sexy, smart, and sophisticated sound. They’ve caught the ears of top artists in the industry, remixing and working with names like Shakira, Rufus Du Sol and Roisin Murphy. These boys are on the move, serving a diverse medley of beats non-stop. Catch ‘em if you can.The two gifted men behind the name Catz ‘n Dogz, Grzegorz and Wojciech (AKA Greg and Voitek), both have an insatiable appetite for new sounds and mixing music. This developed organically, through a unique origin story. The two best friends, obsessed with music, started playing for a small, but enthusiastic fanbase in a pizza restaurant, turn night club with a 300-person capacity dancefloor in their hometown Szczecin, Poland, back in 2003. They were working under the name of 3 Channels at the time, spinning alongside various DJs from Berlin whom they had invited to join. It was in this period that they began shaping their tastes, developing their skills and amassing a loyal legion of fans while always having fun. From there they started producing their own tracks, landing them on the rosters of some of the world’s most respected underground dance labels such as Trapez, Crosstown Rebels, and Pokerflat. They even had their first take with their own label which was then called Channel Recordings. Though some of the earliest musical inspirations for these Polish-born artists came from the Berlin scene, the sounds of Catz ‘n Dogz are constantly evolving. It’s that innovative spirit of production that they have that keeps them from fitting into music genre boxes. Instead, these guys flow with a natural connection that pushes musical boundaries. It’s for this reason that their music manifesto proudly states Music Not Genres.Over the past two decades, these guys have accumulated an impressive collection of fantastic remixes and collaborations. They have fuzed talents with electronic elite like Claude Von Stroke, Jamie Jones, Maurice Fulton, Anja Schneider, Bicep, Blue Hawaii, Gorgon City, Claptone, and many more. Mixed with accomplished artists like Chucky 73 and Fatboy Slim, BZRP and pop icons like Basement Jaxx, Rufus Du Sol, Friendly Fires, Disclosure, Kings Of Leon, and Shakira. You know their stunning remix of Marlena Shaw’s “Woman of the Ghetto” and Thomas Schumacher’s “Hush” from back in 2013 when it held the #1 spot on the Beatport Tech house charts for five consecutive months. Their production credentials are impressive, with releases on some of the most prestigious labels in the industry such as Club Sweat, Crosstown Rebels, Defected, Dirtybird, Dyinamic, Glitterbox, and Watergate. Aside from their two, brag-worthy Essential Mixes for BBC1, they have released numerous chart-topping singles and seven full-length albums, demonstrating their commitment to their discipline and tireless work ethic.Not surprisingly, Catz ’n Dogz’ achievements have been reflected with strong press and award nominations including cover features with both Mixmag and DJ Mag Spain, spots in the Resident Advisor Top 100 DJ poll, and DJ Mag’s Top 10. 2022 was a big year for the boys with their highly successful remix of Chucky73 – Bzrp43 which was played by top DJs all over the world and quickly hit millions of streams on Spotify. Needless to say, these boys just keep it coming with another EP in 2023 on Tomorrowland Music, together with Ferreck Dawn and releases on Crosstown Rebels, Glitterbox and a big compilation celebrating their 20-year career including unreleased remixes and new versions of their biggest hits.Catz ‘n Dogz’ DJ sets are just as electrifying as their productions, making moves at some of the most prestigious festivals, such as Glastonbury, Tomorrowland, Bestival, EDC, BPM, Park Life, Snowbombing, SW4, Opener and more. They can be found on the lineups of top European clubs like Watergate in Berlin, Ushuaia in Ibiza, and Fabric in London, to name a few. They give the people what they want.Something special about Catz ‘n Dogz sets them apart from the rest. They are taking the electronic music community by storm and are proven leaders in the Eastern European electronic music revolution. With a long list of new productions in the works, their involvement in the promotion of culture in Poland, plus a calendar full of exciting event dates, there’s a reason they have a reputation as one of the most accomplished duos in the game. Maybe it’s the combination of a collaborative outlook on production, a dedication to the craft, or an innate sense of innovative, dance-inducing sounds that has earned Catz ‘n Dogz, their well-deserved international praise and a devoted following. Or maybe it’s just magic. Read more Read less

Introducing you to FEMME FRIDAY, an all vinyl, all femme DJ night that celebrates some of your favorite femme DJs from across the valley. Join us on Friday July 26th from 9pm-2am at Blue Bar at Walter Studios. Dust off your dancin ... Introducing you to FEMME FRIDAY, an all vinyl, all femme DJ night that celebrates some of your favorite femme DJs from across the valley. Join us on Friday July 26th from 9pm-2am at Blue Bar at Walter Studios. Dust off your dancing shoes and boogie down to Blue Bar for DJ sets from De La, DJ Court, Davina, Kate Scratch Fever, and DJ Trip Hazard who are bringing some of their favorite funk, disco, global groove, house and electronic records. This is a 21+ event for everyone, not just femmes! We hope to see you on Friday 7/26 for the second edition of FEMME FRIDAY. Read more Read less

Explore the ethical considerations and best practices in providing humanitarian aid in a global health context, including issues related to access, allocation and distribution of resources. This event is free to attend and is spon ... Explore the ethical considerations and best practices in providing humanitarian aid in a global health context, including issues related to access, allocation and distribution of resources. This event is free to attend and is sponsored by a grant from the Agnes Nelms Haury Charitable Trust. Join us to explore the ethical considerations and best practices in providing humanitarian aid in a global health context, including issues related to access, allocation and distribution of resources. This event is free to attend and is sponsored by a grant from the Agnes Nelms Haury Charitable Trust. Objectives Foster interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration between health care providers, policymakers, academics and community leaders to address complex ethical dilemmas in global health such as cultural sensitivity, autonomy and informed consent. Facilitate the development of evidence-based guidelines and policies that promote ethical humanitarian aid practices, considering diverse perspectives and experiences of stakeholders from different regions and backgrounds. Raise public awareness and engagement and ethical issues in global health, including the responsibilities of donors, aid organizations and governments in ensuring that humanitarian aid is provided in an ethical and sustainable manner. Agenda 8:00 – 8:45 a.m.: Registration 8:45 – 9:30 a.m.: The state of global health – challenges and triumphs with David Beyda, MD 9:30 – 10:30 a.m.: Ethics in the trenches – stories from the field with Lisa McClellan, MD 10:30 – 11:00 a.m.: Break with snacks and refreshments 11:00 – 11:50 a.m.: Providing medical care with limited resources with Kris Vijay, MD, MS 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.: Networking and catered lunch 1:00 – 1:50 p.m.: Technology in global health with Ali Al-Yaqoobi, MD 1:50 – 2:50 p.m.: Intersecting voices – health ministries and NGOs in dialogue with Jim Lindgren, MD 2:50 – 3:30 p.m.: Break with snacks and refreshments 3:30 – 4:30 p.m.: Creating ethical frameworks for humanitarian aid facilitated by medical students from the college 4:30 – 5:15 p.m.: Medical students’ posters and projects 5:15 – 6:15 p.m.: Evening keynote, Decolonization of global health, with Jason Beste, MD 6:15 – 6:30 p.m.: Closing remarks, Ethics into action – next steps, with Beyda For questions about the event, please contact Jodi Chandler, academic programs officer, Department of Bioethics and Medical Humanism. Read more Read less