Lynn Trimble talks with Mannheim Steamroller founder Chip Davis about everything from his childhood to Christmas music as she look ahead to Saturday's mix of music and ice skating at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix.

Lynn Trimble previews a new book titled "Out of Oz" while looking ahead to the return of "Wicked" to ASU Gammage in Tempe.

Did you know that November is National Native American Heritage Month? Lynn Trimble suggests Valley events and exhibits for families eager to explore Native American music, dance, art and more -- and shares photos of children who participated in Valley Pow Pow this weekend.

After learning of an exhibit titled "Just Animals" at the ASU Art Museum in Tempe, Lynn Trimble revisits her collection of animal art photos -- suggesting families try playing a bit of animal "I-Spy" together next time boredom breaks in.

After sitting out season two of the FOX television series "Glee," Lynn Trimble decides to give the show's third season a shot. So what changed her mind, and do you agree with her decision?

Lynn Trimble recounts an evening spent with Blue Man Group at ASU Gammage.

Great news for fans of Broadway and the Jonas Brothers. Nick Jonas, whose stage career started on Broadway at the tender age of eight, is this year's ambassador for a special program that allows kids ages 6-18 to experience live Broadway theater for free!

Sensing the harem vibe of both shows she enjoyed in Scottsdale this weekend, Lynn Trimble combines her reviews of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at Scottsdale Community College and "Disney's Aladdin Jr." at Greasepaint Youtheatre -- helping parents will find fresh inspiration for Halloween costumes ala veils and harem pants.

Lynn Trimble shares reflections on a conversation shared with her youngest daughter, after Lizabeth's very first visit to Carnegie Hall in New York City.

Lynn Trimble shares photos from Saturday's Arizona Humanities Festival in downtown Phoenix -- which featured dance, music, art and literature from diverse cultures, plus plenty of hands-on activities for children.

It's time to start hunting for your party pajamas as Childsplay in Tempe presents a pajama party to celebrate their 35th birthday and Actor's Youth Theatre in Mesa presents a classic work of musical theater about love and labor disputes in a pajama factory.

The music department at Mesa Community College presents a classic piece of comedic musical theater Oct. 20-29. It's "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," a mature work based on ancient plays by Plautus.

As the national media spotlights a recent Occupy Wall Street protest at Times Square in New York City, Lynn Trimble shares daughter Lizabeth's photographs of Broadway stars in Times Square for last month's "Broadway Unites" event. The big news on Broadway is still the spectacular shows presented eight times a week by some of our country's most talented artists.

Imagine "West Side Story" against the backdrop of WWII, minus the singing but with a heavier dose of politics. You've got "Zoot Suit," being performed through Oct. 22 at the Lyceum Theatre on ASU's Tempe campus.

As those of the Jewish faith celebrate Yom Kippur, a day dedicated to seeking and granting forgiveness, Lynn Trimble explores a musical that brings family and forgiveness into focus. It's "The Spitfire Grill," being performed at Phoenix Theatre through Oct. 23.

As a country music performer is getting bad press for comments made about President Obama, Lynn Trimble shares news of others in the world of country music who are out there helping children and families living with developmental disabilities.