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Phoenix Black Theatre Troupe performing Simply Simone

Phoenix Black Theatre Troupe performing Simply Simone

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Black culture in the Phoenix, Valley of the Sun? The answer is “Yes, in small doses.” That could change, however, in this fast-growing city where the job scene is excellent and houses are still affordable.

History
In 1868, the first Black resident arrived after the Civil War

Cultural Sites
Yes you can see Black plays and professional dances in Valley of the Sun

Bike the Sonoran Preserve outside Phoenix; credit Visit Phoenix

In Spring, Fall, or Winter, bike the Sonoran Preserve just outside Phoenix

Restaurants
Barbecue and Soul Food anyone? Try Honey Bears for starters

Shops & Galleries
A few survived after the pandemic, but more are coming

Heritage Sites
Major old and new Black churches remind you of our enduring presence

Heard Museum, Phoenix Arts; (c) Soul Of America

Heard Museum of Native America Art in Phoenix; (c) Soul Of America

The Arts
The acclaimed Heard Museum is a great introduction to the cultures and art of Native Americans in the region

Family Attractions
Arizona Science Center is an architecturally distinct venue and a remarkable attraction

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General Attractions
Most attractions hinge around downtown in this desert city, but that is changing too

Trivia & Famous Residents
Many prominent Blacks migrated here for clean air and cheap land

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