Lynn Trimble walks alongside protestors during a morning march from Zuccotti Park to Chase Bank in the Wall Street financial district in New York City, capturing images to share with Arizona readers. It's the first in a series of posts about the Occupy Wall Street movement, which Trimble is covering for Raising Arizona Kids Magazine.

While traveling between Phoenix and New York City, Lynn Trimble enjoys catching glimpses of local art. Today she shares tips for finding Arizona arts and culture at Sky Harbor International Airport.

As the Heard Museum prepares to open an exhibit of bolo ties in November, Lynn Trimble shares photos from "The Arizona Bolas" by Michael A. Maglich.

While preparing clothes and camera for an upcoming trip to NYC, Lynn Trimble shares news of a local group readying for a fundraiser with a photography twist.

Lynn Trimble explores the connection between the "Speak Peace" exhibit and the Young Writers Program at ASU.

While exploring an exhibit of artwork by children and teens in Vietnam, Lynn Trimble and her son Christopher enjoy chatting with a local artist and author who offers pearls on fostering creativity and confidence in youth.

Lynn Trimble shares three winning works from a recent art contest held in conjunction with a Gilbert Constitution Fair, and looks ahead to activities meant to mark Arizona's centennial.

Lynn Trimble shares photos of an afternoon spent at the Herberger Theater Center, home of an annual festival of the arts featuring music, dance, theater, visual art, film and more.

When the Phoenix Art Museum's quarterly publication lands in Lynn Trimble's mailbox, she's delighted to discover events featuring shoes, Shakespeare and soldiers. Check out her fun finds for kids, teens and adults.

The Gallery at Tempe Center for the Arts is currently showing a collection of art exploring Mexican American identity. Lynn Trimble share a few photos of the work, which she enjoyed one afternoon after hitting TCA for a Childsplay performance of "Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse."

Lynn Trimble has been exploring gift shops at Valley museums and performing arts venues for years. Today she shares ideas with parents starting their search for unique and affordable holiday gifts for teachers, relatives and friends.

After uncovering photos of her first trip to China, Lynn Trimble goes in search of Chinese arts and culture right here in the Valley -- finding music, dance, sculpture, painting and more.

Lynn Trimble shares local resources for parents eager to promote peace in homes, schools and communities as the United Nations, currently gathered in New York City, recognizes their International Day of Peace.

Lynn Trimble enjoys a walk down memory lane after uncovering photos of her three children playing various musical instruments through the years, then shares news of a photography exhibit featuring Americans and their musical instruments.

Lynn Trimble considers costume art for adults and children, on exhibit and on stage, offering a bit of inspiration for parents starting to think about Halloween costumes.

Lynn Trimble stumbles on a teacher workshop while attending another event at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts on Monday -- then has to control the urge to tell the teachers they're standing on the very spot where Kristin Chenoweth once sang "Taylor the Latte Boy." Small (scary) world.