Cambria Hotel Downtown Phoenix Convention Center

Since its founding in 1929, the Heard Museum has grown in size and stature to become recognized internationally for the quality of its collections, world-class exhibitions, educational programming and its unmatched festivals. Dedicated to the advancement of American Indian art, the Heard successfully presents the stories of American Indian people from a first-person perspective, as well as exhibitions that showcase the beauty and vitality of traditional and contemporary art. The Heard Museum sets the standard for collaborating with American Indian artists and tribal communities to provide visitors with a distinctive perspective about the art of Native people, especially those from the Southwest.

Matt's Big Breakfast opened its doors in late October, 2004 on a quiet street corner in downtown Phoenix. The tiny red brick 800-square foot restaurant would grow to become one of the most popular in Arizona, with lines stretching out the door every day. Eight years later, MBB moved half a block north to a larger location, allowing us to serve our loyal regulars more comfortably. Despite our larger size, our menu, quality of food and friendly service remain the same as before - dedicated to providing you a best in class breakfast experience every time.

The Southwest’s premier destination for world-class visual arts Phoenix Art Museum has provided access to visual arts and educational programs in Arizona for nearly 60 years and is the largest art museum in the Southwestern United States. In addition to an annual calendar of exhibitions, Phoenix Art Museum’s permanent collection galleries are drawn from more than 19,000 works of American, Asian, European, Latin American, Western American, modern and contemporary art, and fashion design. Visitors also enjoy photography exhibitions through the Museum’s landmark partnership with the Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona. The Museum presents a variety of public programs year-round, including tours, lectures, films, special events and more designed to enlighten, entertain and stimulate visitors of all ages.

One of the top three children’s museums in the nation, the Children’s Museum of Phoenix is a wondrous place of imagination, inspiration, creativity and just plain fun! Designed for children ages birth to 10, this is not your typical Museum…here we want you to touch EVERYTHING! And with over 48,000 square feet of space, there’s plenty to touch. The Museum offers more than 300 play experiences, spread throughout three floors in the magnificent and historic Monroe School Building. In addition, we offer a diverse range of classes and programs – from music and yoga, to math and science, and our Art Studio is a budding artist’s dream come true! You can find us in the heart of downtown Phoenix on the SE corner of 7th Street and Van Buren in the historic Monroe School Building. The Children’s Museum of Phoenix is a proud recipient of many awards including Parents Magazine’s 2011 Top 10 Children’s Museums in the Country designation.

Founded by FTG Projects and established in the Roosevelt Art’s District of Downtown Phoenix, The Churchill is a locally focused community driven gathering place. The Churchill is home to ten small local businesses, mixing established operators with start-up entrepreneurs. All of the businesses residing in The Churchill focus their efforts on collaboration over competition, finding ways to benefit each other. The Churchill is a place where anyone can come to get involved with those in need. We host weekly service outings where all are welcome, continuous non-profit fundraisers and each of our tenants complete at least 4 hours of community service each month. At the heart of The Churchill is a 9,000 square foot courtyard intended for dining, drinking, socializing and learning. The space will be activated with curated speakers, art classes, fitness classes, sports viewing and pop up artist galleries.

We are a 21+ bar. We offer a rotating collection of awsome, vintage arcade games at both of our locations. Yes, we have pinball. All of our games operate on tokens and there is a token machine at each location. If you plan to visit both locations the tokens are transferrable. We can reserve tables before 8pm and we are also available for private parties. Come play with us!

Slide open the vintage steel doors and you’ll ask yourself, “where the heck am I ?!” Belly up to Chicago’s original Black Orchid Jazz Club bar for a vintage hand made cocktail and rest your elbows where d’ boys once did…Old Blue Eyes, Sammy & Dean…What the duce?! Come and Get it… Trailer made forgotten but unforgettable dishes reminiscent of MOM’s 1960s kitchen… all made from scratch in “DUCHESS”…our 1968 streamline camper using fresh, local & organic ingredients Shake it up baby at our 1915 Chicago drug store soda fountain, featuring fresh made ice cream creations…all mixed up by “Pops”, downtown’s coolest jerk. …what the duce?! Rummage through R & R Surplus…Steve & Andi’s new brand of gym inspired clothing… Workin’ out or Hangin’ out…Still perfect for the best parts of the day!…what the duce! Hang out in the original bleachers from Phoenix’s St. Mary’s high school waiting for your turn to play ping pong, duce bag (corn hole), shuffleboard, or foosball…what the duce?! Re-learn the art of old school training at South Central Gym…train like they used to…chin ups, push ups, skip rope, hit the bag… then grab a ringside seat for brunch…what the duce?! What the duce?…it is what it was … a 1928 warehouse that once anchored a bustling produce district by day… the notorious deuce by night… dice, vice, jazz and other not so good clean fun. Same corner… about a century later …prohibition meets produce …again … and we’re tippin’ our hats to both!

Housed inside the former Arizona Prohibition Headquarters at the historic Luhrs Building in downtown Phoenix, Bitter & Twisted is both a stylish eatery and hip drinking space, with innovative bar bites and a world-class, award-winning and globally recognized cocktail program.