Things to do in Arizona
- February 2012
This is a big month for our state as Arizona is turning 100 on February 14th! What better way to help our state celebrate than to get out and enjoy it!
Here are some fun things to do in February in Arizona - I think there is something for everyone - there are many Centennial activities including the Arizona Centennial Best Fest Phoenix as well as chocolate festivals and book and arts & crafts fairs. I hope that you will find something that is perfect for you. I love getting feedback, so please let me know if you enjoyed any of these activities or if there are others that you think I should include. Have a great February!!
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Jan 1 - Aug 31 - From Story Rock to Story Books: The Children’s Literature Center Commemorates Arizona’s Centennial with Art and Books - Phoenix – Burton Barr Central Library – You will not want to miss this incredible collection of children’s books celebrating the history and culture of Arizona. Included in this collection is the original manuscript of Marguerite Henry’s classic book, Brighty of the Grand Canyon as well as Navajo Artist Shonto Begay's eight-foot wide acrylic painting on canvas, My Story Rock II. These and other items will be on display in the Children's Place and on the 4th Floor of the Burton Barr Central Library http://www.phoenixpubliclibrary.org
Jan 14 - Mar 25 - 22nd Annual Celebration of Fine Art - Scottsdale – Located in the big white tents on Hayden Rd and Loop 101 Freeway, (exit 35) this 2 month long show is billed as one of the “premiere arts events of the west” ! You can watch over 100+ juried artists create & sell their original works. Note: your Celebration of Fine Art ™ ticket is an all-event pass, good for all 10 weeks of the show and sale $10 - $8, 10 am - 6 pm, 480-443-7695 or http://www.celebrateart.com/
Jan 19 -Apr 1- 8th Annual Arizona Fine Art Expo - Scottsdale - Southwest corner of Jomax & Scottsdale Rd Visit over 100 nationally acclaimed fine artisans working in a studio environment as they give hands-on art demonstrations and workshops. Weekends feature musical entertainment, $10.00 or $8 - you may return as often as you like with your pass! 10 am – 6 pm, 480-837-7163 or http://www.ArizonaFineArtExpo.com
Jan 28 - Feb 5 - Arizona Sun Country Circuit Quarter Horse Show - Scottsdale - WestWorld - This free event is one of the top ten American Quarter Horse shows in the nation. There are youth shows, jumping, cutting and reining competitions and more. Riders from more than 36 states, Canada, Germany and England gather to compete for more than $200,000 in awards & prize money. Free, 8 am - 6 pm, 623-419-6318 or www.suncircuit.com
Jan 30 - Feb 5 - 76th Annual Waste Management Phoenix Open - Scottsdale - Tournament Players Club of Scottsdale – This is one of the PGA Tour's top events, with some ot the largest crowds on the tour coming to see some of the finest golfers in the world compete. $20/day or ticket packages, 8 am - 6 pm, 602-870-0163 or http://wastemanagementphoenixopen.com
Feb 3 – 5th – Glendale Chocolate Affaire – Murphy Park, Glendale – Who doesn’t love chocolate? At this, one 
of Glendale’s most popular events you can tour the nearby Cerreta Candy Co. for free or sign up to take a writing workshop hosted by one of many professional romance writers! And there will be plenty of treats like homemade fudge, sweet-potato fries with chocolate and chocolate dipped key lime pieJ 5-10pm Friday, 10am – 10pm Saturday and noon – 5pm Sunday. Free. 623-930-2299 http://www.glendaleaz.com/events
Feb 4 - 60th Annual Great Canadian Picnic - Phoenix - South Mountain Park - Celebrate Canada Week at this annual event. You can try your hand at hockey, curling, snowboot relays and even calf roping! You can bring a picnic or purchase from Earls Grill, Free, 10 am – 3 pm, 480-255-5865 or http://www.canadianpicnic.com
Feb 4th -Motoring Thru Time - Phoenix - Heritage & Science Park - A Centennial Event! Beautifully restored antique and classic vehicles of all shapes and sizes will be on display in historic Heritage park in downtown Phoenix, Free. 10 am – 4 pm, 602-262-5071 or http://www.phoenix.gov/PARKS/heritage.html
Feb 10th – 12th – Made in Arizona Festival – Held in the Arts District of downtown Scottsdale this 3 day event will feature handcrafted items, artwork and products from over 100 merchants – all made in Arizona. There will be live music and food vendors as well. 10am – 5pm Friday – Sunday. Free. 480 968-5353 or http://www.888artfest.com
Feb 11 - Feb 12 -56th Annual VNSA Used Book Sale Phoenix - State Fairgrounds - This is one of the nation’s largest book sales! There will be more than 600,000 books, paperbacks, videos, CD's, DVD's, record albums, puzzles and book-related items. Prices range from $1.50 – to over $100.00 for rare items. Proceeds benefit the Literacy Volunteers of Maricopa County & the AZ Friends of Foster Children Foundation. Free admission, $ parking, Sat 8 am - 6 pm, Sun 8 am - 4 pm, 602-265-6805 or http://www.vnsabooksale.org
Feb 11 - Feb 12 - Arizona Best Fest – Celebrating Arizona’s Centennial - Centennial Way, Eighth Avenue to 18th Avenue - Phoenix The final in a series of festivals in each of Arizona’s Territorial Capitols. Concerts will be held both days. The “Best of Arizona” will be presented through pavilions (aerospace, natural resources, arts and culture, sports and recreation, health care, technology, renewable energy etc.), cultures (Native American, Latino and Western) and local restaurants, wineries, microbreweries, arts and crafts. Created to be the largest and most educational festival in our state’s history. http://www.az100years.org/
Feb 11 - Arizona Centennial Ball - Phoenix – For this themed dance people are asked to dress Western, either from an historic period or a modern time. Come to celebrate the centennial with live music and dance, $25, http://www.arizonacentennialball.com
Feb 11 - Aug 31 - Geronimo: The Apache Experience -Phoenix - Heard Museum - In this exhibit the Apache culture and Geronimo are examined and the many misrepresentations are explained and cleared up. http://www.heard.org
Feb 11 - Centennial Ride - Phoenix - Join motorcyclists from all over the country as they make this historic ride led by Country music star and Arizona native Dierks Bently on to the Arizona State Capitol and Arizona’s Best Fest. http://www.az100years.org
Feb 12 - 24th Annual Willo Historic Home Tour & Street Festival - Phoenix West of Central Avenue between Thomas and McDowell Roads from 1st-7th Avenues. Here is a great opportunity to view a variety of homes from Tudor to Spanish Revival, Bungalow to Ranch, from the 1920-1940’s. You can hop on the trolley cars that are providing transportation, or you may walk. There is also a street fair. $18, 10 am – 4 pm. http://www.willohistoricdistrict.com
Feb 16 - Feb 26 -57th Annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show & Shopping Expo - Scottsdale - WestWorld Arabian horses from all over the world come to compete in 100’s of events at this show. Additionally, there is a shopping expo featuring fine art, household items, clothing, jewelry and more! $7-15, 8 am – 10 pm, 480-515-1500 or http://www.scottsdaleshow.com
Feb 17 - Feb 19 Waterfront Fine Art & Wine Festival - Scottsdale Waterfront – Stroll along the waterfront while enjoying the live music, sipping wine and viewing the works of more than 150 juried fine artists. $3, 10 am - 5 pm, 480-837-5637 or http://www.thunderbirdartists.com
Feb 17 - Feb 18 -14th Annual Square Dance Festival – Happy 100th Birthday Arizona - Phoenix - St. Joan of Arc Church Enjoy the special guest appearance by Rex Allen Jr. who will be singing the song “I Love you Arizona” as part of the mini concert. The fee is $45 for dancers for the entire weekend or $15 for non-dancers to enjoy the concert and watch the dancers. http://www.azsquaredance.com/
Feb 18 - Feb 19 - 23rd Annual Desert Woodcarving Show & Sale Mesa - Centennial Hall This is the largest woodcarving show in AZ, featuring wood sculptures by national & local carvers. There will be door prizes, raffles and demonstrations. $5, 9 am - 5 pm, Sun. 10 am – 4 pm, 480- 484-8383 or http://www.desertwoodcarvingshow.com/
Feb 18 – 25th – The Official Arizona Beer Week – Start the week off at the 12th Annual Strong Beer Fest Phoenix - Steele Indian School Park for a tasting of strong beers and specialty and hard to find beers. Throughout the week there will be other events including pub crawls, beer-pairing dinners and educational seminars. 602 341-5724 http://www.arizonabeerweek.com
Feb 18th – 4th Annual Walk in the Wild - Phoenix Zoo – Here is a great way to support your zoo, honor the Sumatran Tiger and get fit all at the same time! At this the fourth annual walk you will receive a commemorative T-shirt, goodie bag and admission into the Zoo for the day. $ http://www.phoenixzoo.org/
Feb 24 -Feb 25 - 48th Annual Arizona Scottish Highland Games Phoenix - Steele Indian School Park You don’t need to be Scottish to enjoy this event with games, food, Highland dancers, competions and live music! $5-15, 7:30 am - 5 pm, 602-431-0095 or http://www.arizonascots.com
Feb 24 - Feb 26 - 26th Annual Great Fair Fountain Hills - With the beautiful fountain as the backdrop this is one of the valley’s largest and best arts and crafts festivals featuring more than 480 juried artists & craftspeople. Free, 10 am - 5 pm, 480-837-1654 or http://www.fountainhillschamber.com or http://visitfhfm.com
Feb 25 - Feb 26 28th Annual Phoenix Antiques, Bottles and Collectibles Club Show & Sale Phoenix - North Phoenix Baptist Church - At this show/sale you will find toys, lanterns, depression glass, dolls, china, coins, signs, insulators, kitchenware, tokens, bottles, Indian artifacts and more! $3, Fri 10 am – 5 pm, Sat 8 am – 4 pm, 602-317-4438 or http://www.phoenixantiquesclub.org
Feb 25 -Feb 26 -28th Annual Matsuri: A Festival of Japan - Phoenix - Heritage Square This beautiful festival celebrates Japanese culture with entertainment, authentic crafts, food & fine arts, including martial arts demos. Free, 10am – 5 pm, 602-262-5029 or http://www.azmatsuri.org
Feb 25 -Feb 26 - 11th Annual Ceramics Studio Tour -Tempe – this is a great opportunity to meet and view the studios of more than 37 professional ceramic artists in the Phoenix metro area, a rare opportunity to view working and living spaces of participating artists. Ther will be artwork for sale. Free, 9 am - 5 pm. http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu/studiotour/
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Things to do in Arizona
- January 2012
There are some great things to do in January in Arizona. With Arizona's birthday right around the corner there are plenty of Arizona themed events - but there are also many other reasons for people flocking to Arizona in January, including famous car auctions and world class golf events. I hope that you will find something that is ideal for you.
I love getting feedback, so please let me know if you enjoyed any of these activities or if there are others that you think I should include. Have a great January and Happy New Year!!
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Through - Jun 3 Arizona Valentine - Phoenix - Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Terminal 3 throughout level 2. In another tribute to Arizona's upcoming 100th birthday this exhibit showcases pieces by various artists depicting their love of the state through their art. 602-273-2006
Dec 18 - Apr 29 Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic Architecture for the 21st Century Phoenix - Phoenix Art Museum - A look at one of the most influential architects of his time and how his legacy is felt today. This exhibit includes more than 150 works, including drawings, 33 of which have never been exhibited publicly – scale models, furniture and photography as well as video footage. $4-12, 602-257-1880
Jan 1- 11th Annual Kingman Polar Bear Plunge - Kingman - Who needs the Atlantic or Pacific when you can start the new year in a “chilling” way by braving the near freezing water of Centennial Pool! There are several unknown prizes at the bottom of the pool. Starts exactly at noon - Free to all that want to participate. 928-753-7919
Jan 1- First Day Hike - Apache Junction - Lost Dutchman State Park - Meet at Lost Dutchman State Park at the Saguaro day-use area. Join in on a ranger led hike on Treasure Loop Trail. Learn about the desert flora and fauna and the history of the Superstition Mountains and the Lost Dutchman Mine. This is a moderate hike, 2.5 miles round trip, 2 hours. $7 per vehicle. 9 am, 480-982-4485
Jan 2 - Tostitos Fiesta Bowl Brings You College Football’s Biggest Party - Glendale - Glendale Youth Sports 
Complex - Come on down to the ultimate tailgate experience. Enjoy pep rallies, university marching bands and cheerleaders, Jumbotrons, interactive games and food, 12:30 – 5:30 pm,http://www.fiestabowl.org
Jan 2 - 41st Annual Tostitos Fiesta Bowl Football Classic - Glendale - University of Phoenix Stadium - This year Oklahoma State will battle it out with Stanford to see who is the champion of the Big 12 Conference. 5:30 pm, 480-350-0911
Jan 5 - Jan 8 - Arizona National Horse Show - Scottsdale - WestWorld - This horse show includes events such as a cutting competition, a Quarterhorse show, 4-H & FFA Horse Shows & the AZ National Reining & Western Affiliate qualifying show. Starts at 8 am, 602-258-8568
Jan 7 - Jan 8 - 20th Annual Native American Art Festival “The Gathering” - Litchfield Park - Scout Park - Acquaint or re-acquaint yourself with authentic Native American art at this annual festival. This real Native American cultural experience features 200 artists displaying katsina sculpture, pottery, weaving and more. $5, 10 am - 5 pm, 623-935-5033
Jan 8 - 28th Annual Resolution Run 5K - Phoenix - Papago Park - Join in on this traditional way to start the New Year of to a healthy start. 5K run and walk with age division winners in each - 8 am - $20-25, 9 am, 480-345-5752
Jan 8 - A Celebration of the Fritts Organ - Tempe - ASU Organ Hall - Kimberly Marshall, who holds the Goldman Endowed Professorship in Organ at ASU will perform on the beautiful Fritts organ housed in Organ Hall. $8-19, 480-632-6447http://asuevents.asu.edu
Jan 11- Coffee at Kerr - Scottsdale - Kerr Cultural Center - At this informal discussion/performance featuring Arizona Opera singers you will learn a little about Madama Butterfly. Free (although a canned food donation is encouraged) but RSVP is required. 10:30 am, 480-596-2660http://asuevents.asu.edu
Jan 11 - Arizona Centennial Concert - Tempe - Tempe Center for the Arts - Highlights of the Arizona-themed concert will be “Arizona Centennial Overture,” a work commissioned by the Arizona Commission on the Arts, $6, 480-350-2822http://www.tempe.gov/tca/about/boxoffice.htm
Jan 12 - Jan 29 - In the Devil’s Frying Pan - Scottsdale - Cactus Shadows Fine Arts Center - The Desert Foothills Theatre presents this original play with music based on the oral histories of Arizonans from the state’s territorial period through the time of its statehood. These stories of extraordinary Arizonans from all over the state illustrate how these disparate characters came together to form a unified state. $15-30,http://www.desertfoothillstheater.com/
Jan 14 - Mar 25 - 22nd Annual Celebration of Fine Art - Scottsdale - This is a unique experience in which you have the opportunity to meet and watch over 100 artists as they create their original works of art. Located in the big white tents on Scottsdale Rd and Loop 1010 Freeway. $8, 10 am - 6 pm, 480-443-7695http://www.celebrateart.com/
Jan 14 - Winter Trout Fishing Derby - Litchfield Park - Tierra Verde Lake Park - Your chances of catching 
something are pretty good as the lake is stocked with more than 500 lbs of trout! A license is not required for this event that includes food, prizes and giveaways. $4 per pole 15 and under; $6 per pole 16 and over, 7 am – 3 pm,http://www.litchfield-park.org
Jan 14 - Jan 15 - Elegance of Fountain Hills Antique Show - Fountain Hills - Fountain Hills Community Center - At this - the third of what is becoming an annual tradition, there will be vetted dealers from around the country displaying everything from fine arts to high quality antiques of European, Early American, Native American and Western Cultures. 602-717-7337http://www.azantiqueshow.com
Jan 14 - 17th Annual Multicultural Festival - Chandler - Chandler Public Library - Celebrate cultural diversity at this festival that features musical performances, visual art demonstrations, dance troupes and storytellers representing cultures from near and far. Free, 11 am - 5 pm,http://chandleraz.gov/default.aspx?pageid=157
Jan 16 - Jan 22 - 41st Annual Barrett-Jackson Classic Car Auction - Scottsdale - WestWorld - The rich and famous, as well as the not-so rich and famous, flock to Scottsdale to see the largest and most prestigious antique/classic car auction in the world. Over 700+ American & European classic, sports & racing cars will be auctioned off to buyers from around the globe. 9 am - 10 pm, 480-421-6694http://www.barrett-jackson.com
Jan 18 - Valley Readers Theatre Group Performance - Phoenix - Heard Museum - Professional actors retell tales of old Arizona in the first of a series of readings commemorating the Arizona Centennial. Free, 1 pm, http://www.heard.org
Jan 19 - 4th Annual A Taste of Art ArtWalk - Scottsdale - Scottsdale Arts District along Main Street & Marshall Way - Dozens of art galleries open and hosting multiple opening receptions, live music, restaurant samples along the route and other special treats, 7-9 pm, 480-990-3939 http://www.scottsdalegalleries.com
Jan 19 - Jan 20 13th Annual Automobiles of Arizona - Phoenix - Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa - Although not as large as Barret Jackson this auction features some of the world's most influential automobiles. 800-211-4371 http://www.rmauctions.com
Jan 19 - Apr 1- 8th Annual Arizona Fine Art Expo - Scottsdale - Southwest corner of Jomax & Scottsdale Rd - Watch over 100 nationally acclaimed fine artisans working in a studio environment. There will be hands-on art demonstrations and workshops, entertainment, a café and on weekends there will be musical entertainment, $8, 10 am – 6 pm, 480-837-7163 http://www.ArizonaFineArtExpo.com
Jan 19 - Bonhams Inaugural Scottsdale Sale - Scottsdale - Westin Kierland Resort & Spa -At this event there will be exceptional motorcars, including a 1924 Isotta Fraschini Tino 8 Torpedo Tourer, a 1932 Packard Model 904 Custom Convertible Victoria and Marlene Dietrich’s former 1929 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Transfromable Convertible Sedan http://www.bonhams.com/usa/carsusascottsdale
Jan 20 - Jan 21 - 15th Annual Mitch Silver Car Auction - Fountain Hills - Ft. McDowell Casino - Come to look at and perhaps bid on over 600+ classic and antique cars being auctioned in the big tent. Live entertainment Fri & Sat night, 10 am – 11 pm, 480-837-1654http://www.SilverAuctions.com
Jan 20 - Jan 21 - Gooding and Company Scottsdale Auction - Scottsdale - Fashion Square - Offering for sale a collection of approximately 70 of the finest vintage and classic cars, $30 admission, $75 for auction catalogue and two admissions, viewing Thu-Fri 9 am – 6 pm, Sat 8:30-10:30 am, auction at 11 am, 310-899-1960http://www.goodingco.com
Jan 21 - 2012 AZ Chinese New Year Festival - Chandler - Chandler Center for the Arts - Celebrate the Chinese New Year with a variety show including traditional Chinese dance acts, martial arts, instrumental and vocal performance and Chinese music. $10, 7 pm, 480-782-2680
Jan 22 - Jan 27 - Annual Quilting in the Desert - Phoenix - Four Points Sheraton - At this week long event there will be educational seminar for quilters from beginners to advanced. Learn from internationally recognized teachers as they present workshops in various quilting techniques. Some free events, $30 registration plus workshop fees, 9 am – 5 pm, 602-788-3408http://www.quiltcamp.com
Jan 23 - Jan 29 - Phoenix Chinese Week - Phoenix - A week long celebration culminating in a 3-day festival with booths, entertainment, food, cultural and history displays and a children’s pavilion,www.phoenixchineseweek.com
Jan 24 - Tuesday Morning Music & Tea - Scottsdale - Kerr Cultural Center - Enjoy a performance by Stephen Cook, titled “Picturing Ravel,” Free, but RSVP. Bring food to donate to Vista Del Camino Food Bank, 10:30 am, 480-596-2660http://asuevents.asu.edu
Jan 27 - Jan 29 - 22nd Annual Chinese Week & Culture & Cuisine Festival - Phoenix - Chinese Cultural Center - Sponsored by Phoenix Sister Cities Commission. At this festival there will be Chinese cuisine, arts & crafts, performances of the dragon and lion dance, folk dances, a mah-jong booth, martial arts demos, musical performances, a photo exhibit and hands-on activities. Free, parking is $5, Fri 9 am – 5 pm, Sat 10 am – 5 pm, Sun 10 am – 4 pm,http://phoenixchineseweek.org/
Jan 28 - Jan 29 - 22nd Annual High Noon Western Americana Antique Show - Mesa - Civic Center - See more than 150 quality Western Indian & Fine Art dealers displaying fine Western art, boots, advertising, Indian rugs and beadwork, Charro, Vaquero, historical firearms, Hollywood cowboy, western books & photography, historic & silver saddles, $10/day, $15/weekend. 310-202-9010http://www.highnoon.com
Jan 28 - Jan 29 - 21st Annual Military Vehicle Show - Phoenix - Peoria Sports Complex - Includes military vehicles from WWI to Desert Storm, vehicle parts, tools, supplies & unique militaria, toys and art, food available, collectibles, $5, 9 am – 4 pm, 480-497-9722http://www.armytrucks.org
Jan 28 - Feb 5 - Arizona Sun Country Circuit Quarter Horse Show - Scottsdale - WestWorld - One of the top ten American Quarter Horse shows in the nation, this circuit is full of six shows including three youth shows, all events are offered in English & Western. There will be vendors for shopping, free, 8 am - 6 pm, 623-419-6318www.suncircuit.com
Jan 28 - Annual Sun City West Clay Club “Pot Party” - Sun City West - Clay Club Area Beardsley Recreation Center - More than 50 local potters will be displaying and selling their unique one-of-a-kind, hand-built and wheel thrown pottery pieces. You can also see demonstrations of wheel throwing and hand building pottery, free, 9 am – 3 pm, 623-544-6530
Jan 30 - Feb 5 - 76th Annual Waste Management Phoenix Open - Scottsdale - Tournament Players Club of Scottsdale - One of the PGA Tour's top events, with some of the largest crowds on the tour. Your chance to see some of the finest golfers in the world, $20/day or ticket packages, 8 am - 6 pm, 602-870-0163http://wastemanagementphoenixopen.com
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I hope that you have a very happy and healthy 2012!
Cheers!
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Things to do in Arizona - July 2011
Hi Friends,
Here is the list of Things to do in Arizona in July.
I hope that you will be able to enjoy some of these activities.
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There are loads of things to do in July in Arizona - despite, or in some cases, because of the heat! There are traditional July 4th celebrations including an "only in Arizona" sidewalk egg frying contest! I hope that you will find something that is perfect for you. I love getting feedback, so please let me know if you enjoyed any of these activities or if there are others that you think I should include. Have a great July!!
Event dates, times and locations are subject to change. Some events require tickets or may charge fees for attendance. Please check with event organizers before attending.
July 1 - July 3 - 2nd Annual Northern Arizona Barbeque Festival - Williams Visitor Center - If it is July it must be barbeque time! This festival features professional cooking teams competing in a Kansas City Barbeque Society championship on Saturday while amateurs follow the same rules to show off their skills on Sunday. There is also a craft-beer garden featuring regional micro breweries, live music and a kids’ zone. Free - 928-635-2395 or http://www.NAzBBQ.com
July 1- July 2 - Celebration of Freedom - Downtown Mesa - There will be classic cars, motorcycles, beer gardens, art, music, patriotic displays and educational games, and “cool zones”. Fireworks on Saturday, free, 6-10 pm, www.azcelebrationoffreedom.org
July 2 - July 4 - 32nd Annual Prescott Rodeo Days Fine Arts & Crafts Show - Prescott - Courthouse Plaza - A juried show featuring on-site artisans and crafts persons from across the Southwest as well as live music and entertainment, 9 am - 5 pm, 928-443-5220 or www.prescott.org
July 2 - Prescott - the home to the World's Oldest Rodeo celebrates with a Frontier Days Parade - with this years' theme of Rodeo Pioneers. An annual tradition that is perfect for the July 4th holiday weekend. Prescott - Courthouse Plaza 9 am, 866-407-6336 or www.worldsoldestrodeo.com
July 2 - Tlaquepaque’s Sizzlin’ Summer Bash - Sedona - Enjoy an all-American weeekend with pie eating contests, potato sack races, face painting, and star-spangled crafts for kids. There will be live Dixieland, hot jazz and blues music. Free, 10 am – 5 pm, 928-282-4838 or www.tlaq.com
July 2 - July 3 - Independence Day Festival Flagstaff - Pioneer Museum This festival includes historical re-enactors of Civil War and Mountain men camps, cowboys and other pioneers, as well as demonstrations of traditional skills including blacksmithing, wood-working, camp cooking. The 2nd US Artillery Battery B will provide historic artillery demos, $3, 10 am – 4 pm, 928-774-6272 or www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org
July 2 - July 3 - 31st Annual Pine-Strawberry Arts & Crafts Festival - Pine Community Center - Browse through 75 arts & crafts booths. Free, Sat 8 am – 5 pm, Sun 8 am – 4 pm, 928-476-4480 orwww.paysonrimcountry.com or http://www.pinestrawhs.org/
July 2 - Territorial River Regatta - Yuma A family-friendly floatdown, launches at the confluence of the Gila & Colorado Rivers beginning at 9 a.m. with debarkation at West Wetlands Park, 928-343-1715 or 928-276-4803 or www.caballeros.org orwww.territorialriverregatta.com
July 2 - July 5 - 99th Annual July 4th Round Valley Rodeo & Parade Springerville Rodeo competition, bull riding & barrel racing competition, parade, fireworks, rodeo, BBQ, art walk, arts & crafts vendors, community garage show, quilt exhibit, fireworks, $5, 10 am, 928-333-2123 or www.springerville-eagarchamber.com
July 3 - 32nd Annual 4th of July at the Grand Canyon - Grand Canyon (Tusayan) As soon as the sun sets, the iconic Electric Light Night Parade begins the evening of live music, dancing, food and drink, ol’ fashioned games and activities. http://www.grandcanyonchamber.com
July 4 - 3rd Annual Freedom Festival & Fireworks Show Lake Havasu City - This festival starts at 4 pm at Rotary Park with fireworks beginning at 9 pm overlooking Thompson Bay. There will be food, games, contests, activities for children and families, live entertainment, watermelon and pie eating contests, free, 4-10 pm, 928-486-3714 or 928-208-3463 or http://www.golakehavasu.com/
July 4 - Hometown 4th of July - Williams An “All American Holiday” with one of the biggest parades in Northern Arizona at 6 pm, there are Arizona Vintage Baseball League Exhibition games, local Rotary BBQ, Kiwanis Korn Roast, an ice cream social at the Methodist Church and the Cataract Creek Rambler steam engine runs all weekend, 928-635-1418 or 800-863-0546 or www.williamschamber.com
July 4 - 12th Annual Fantastic Family Fourth of July - Cottonwood - Cottonwood Kid's Park There will be free food being served from 4-6pm and plenty for the kids to do with inflatable play and water rides, pie & watermelon eating contests, live entertainment, and a fantastic fireworks display to end the evening. Admission is free, parking is $1, activities for the children is $10-15 for an all day wrist band, 4-10 pm, http://www.cottonwoodchamberaz.org
July 4 - 26th Annual Freedom Wireless Fabulous Phoenix Fourth -Phoenix - Steele Indian School Park - Enjoy three stages of entertainment, a Kids World area, a classic car exhibit and refreshment vendors. Free, 6-9:30
July 4 - Prescott July 4th Celebration - Prescott - Pioneer Park - Featuring craft tents for kids, contests, carnival games and rides, water slide, bungee jumping, pony rides, vendors, and live music. Free admission but the carnival wrist band costs $15, noon – 10 pm, 928-777-1349 orhttp://www.visit-prescott.com
July 4 - 15th Annual 4th of July Parade Flagstaff - Historic Downtown - Old-fashioned community parade with 100 entries including vintage vehicles, dancing, music, animals and floats. Free, 9 am, 928-774-4505 or 800-842-7293 or http://www.flagstaffchamber.com
July 4 - July 4th Tempe Town Lake Festival - Fireworks Spectacular - Tempe Town Lake - With live music, an inflatable kid's ride village, vendors, water fun and games for the family as well as spectacular fireworks launched off of the Mill St Bridge this is an Arizona classic. $8 or $15 for two, under 12 free, 4-11 pm, 480-350-5189 or www.tempe4th.com
July 4 - 20th Annual Sidewalk Egg Frying Challenge - Oatman - Can you really fry an egg on a sidewalk? For the past 20 years people have been flocking to this tiny town (population of 156) to compete in this contest. Teams are given 2 eggs and 15 minutes to see who can fry an egg to perfection using only solar energy - magnifying glasses, metal, etc. are allowed. Prizes, free, noon, 928-768-7400 or 928-768-6222 or www.oatmangoldroad.org
July 7 - 22nd Annual Summer Spectacular ArtWalk - Scottsdale - Scottsdale Arts District - Stroll about enjoying the live music, art and prize-filled ice sculptures. There will be dozens of galleries hosting artist receptions and demonstrations. Free, 7-9 pm, 480-990-3939 or www.scottsdalegalleries.com
July 8 - July 10 - 26th Annual Summer Showcase Arizona Antique Show - Flagstaff - Coconino County Fairgrounds - Antique Show $3, Fri-Sat 9 am - 5 pm, Sun 10 am - 4 pm, 602-717-7337 or www.azantiqueshow.com
July 8 - July 10 - 4th Annual Medieval Mayhem in the White Mountains - Pinetop-Lakeside - Mountain Meadows Recreation Complex - This is more than just a renaissance festival - this festival combines the Medieval times/Dark Ages, Vikings, Celtic warriors, pirates, nights in armor, an entire queen’s court, elves and even faeries. There is live entertainment, different vendors, games and educational booths. 928-215-0452 or 928-215-0451 or www.azmayhem.com
July 8 - July 12 - MLB All-Star FanFest - Phoenix - Phoenix Convention Center - Launches MLB All-Star Week, the world’s largest interactive baseball fan event, for fans of all ages, attractions include an exhibit from the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, batting cages, clinics from Major League legends, free autograph sessions with former D-backs and MLB legends, memorabilia, and much more, 602-514-8400 or http://www.allstargame.com orhttp://www.dbacks.com/asg
July 9 - Titan Moonlight Madness - Tucson - Titan Missile Museum - Here's your chance to tour the Titan Missile Museum by the light of the full moon! The kids will love launching seltzer rockets, sampling space food and taking the astronaut test. 5 pm - 9 pm, reservations required, 520-625-7736 or http://www.titanmissilemuseum.org
July 9 - Western Arts Day - Grand Canyon North Rim - Starting at noon a variety of activities will take place in locations throughout the North Rim's developed area. Visitors will experience a range of events and displays including cowboy poetry and music, flint-knapping, beading, roping, and 1840s-era survival skills. 928-638-7864
July 15 - July 16 | 20th Annual Cornfest - Camp Verde - Downtown - There will be contests for “The Corniest Corn Joke” (which should be a-MAIZE-ing:), a “Corn Shucking Contest”, a “Corn Eating Contest” and last but not the least is the “Hog Calling" Contest. The King and Queen of Corn will be crowned as well as the winners of the other contests. And best of all there will be plenty of corn to eat while enjoying the live bluegrass music, beer garden, vendors and farmers market. Free, Fri 3-10 pm, Sat. 10 am – 10 pm, http://campverdecornfest.com/
July 16 - July 17 - 14th Annual Arizona Highland Celtic Festival - Flagstaff - Foxglenn Park - Put on your kilt and head up to the cool pines to play some Scottish games and participate in a tug-of war tournament. You can taste some whiskey, see historical re-enactments and enjoy bagpiper performances. There will be a dance competition and plenty for the kids to do as well. $4-18, Sat 9 am - 6 pm, Sun 10 am – 4 pm, 928-556-3161 or www.nachs.info
July 16 - July 17 - 12 Hours at Night Mountain Bike Ride - Prescott - Pioneer Park / Brownlow Trails What better way to spend a night than riding your bike? The goal is to finish the most 8 mile laps including hills, twisty single track, tunnels and more in the 12 hours between 8pm- 8am. Break out the headlights, $65 to participate, free for spectators, 8 pm – 8 am, 928-713-2733 or http://www.12hoursatnight.com
July 23 - 7th Annual National Day of the American Cowboy Celebration & Get Your Pig On Barbecue Competition - Sedona - Get ready to celebrate Cowboys with Cowboy festivities and western entertainment. See live performances by world champion gunslingers, trick ropers, bullwhip crackers and western actors.View the Cowboy parade down Jordan Road to Cowboy Plaza. There will be western artists and western trades and crafts demonstrations. Show off your inner cowboy/cowgirl by competing in the Spirit of the West Outfit Contest, with prizes for the most authentic spirit of the West outfit! Free - 10 am – 7 pm, 928-204-2390 or www.sedonamainstreet.com
July 23 - July 24 - 6th Annual Shootout on Whiskey Row - This event features award-winning Western re-enactment groups from all over the West who compete in historic skits and gunfights. There is also a period costume contest with authentic 1800s clothing, Free, 9 am – 4 pm, www.prescottregulators.org
July 28 - July 31 - Prescott Gem & Mineral Club, 8th Annual Show & Sale - Prescott - Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - More than 28 dealers featuring fine jewelry, beading components, mineral specimens, tools, equipment and rock for lapidary work. There will be door prize drawings, $2, under 12 free, Fri-Sat 9 am – 5 pm, Sun 9 am – 4 pm, www.prescottgemmineral.org
July 29 - July 31 - Bisbee’s Paranormal and Ghost Hunting Weekend Calling all Ghostbusters - Here is your chance to go on real ghost hunts with real ghost hunting professionals while staying in one of the most haunted hotels in the world. You will learn all about paranormal investigations and the mysteries behind UFO's. $$ Bisbee 520-432-3308 http://www.discoverbisbee.com/events.htm#jul06
July 30 - July 31 - 14th Annual Peach Mania Festival - Willcox - Apple Annie's Orchard - Who doesn't love freshly picked peaches? Start off your day with an all you can eat peach pancake breakfast (7-10:30 am) then take a free wagon ride through the beautiful orchards. You can pick your own peaches to take home with you or enjoy their delicious peach pie and ice cream. This week-end there is a craft festival as well! 6:30 am - 5:30 pm, 520-384-2084 or www.appleannies.com
July 30 - July 31 - HarvestFest Elgin - Sonoita Vineyards - Are you an oenophile? If so you will definately want to be at this annual celebration of the harvest! The $15.00 admission per person includes wine tasting with souvenir glass, tasting of current releases, wine & food pairings, winery tours with the winemaker, vineyard tours on horse drawn wagon and grape stomping at (1:30pm) each day. 10 am - 4 pm, 520-455-5893 or www.sonoitavineyards.com
July 30 - 9th Annual High Country Hummers Event - Eagar - Sipe White Mountain Wildlife Area - Learn about Arizona's forest hummingbirds from experts who will lead a capture and bird-banding event. You will have a chance to observe these wonders of nature up close and personal - and even use a stethoscope to hear the hummingbird's heart beat at over 200 times per minute! There will also be exhibits featuring live hawks and owls. Free, 8 am – noon, 928-367-4281 or www.pinetoplakesidechamber.com/
July 30 - July 31 - 2nd Annual Garlic Festival and Benefit Dragoon - Triangle T Ranch - Celebrate the garlic harvest with cooking contests, prizes, crafts and recipes. There will be horseback rides available with proceeds benefitting Wounded Warriors, 10 am – 6 pm, 520-586-7533 or http://www.azretreatcenter.com/
July 30 through July 31 - Native American Art Show & Dances Grand Canyon - Village of Tusayan - Featuring Native American arts & crafts and traditional food. 928-797-0338 or 928-206-2693
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April 21 through April 24 - 25th Annual ASU Spring Competion Pow Wow - Tempe - ASU Band Practice Field Dancing in 23 categories, Native American arts & crafts, Indian fry bread, intertribal dancing, $5-8, Fri 5:30 pm, Sat 11:30 am, Sun 11:30 am, 480-965-5224 or http://powwow.asu.edu
April 22 - David Sedaris - Tempe - ASU Gammage One of America’s pre-eminent and funniest satirists, Sedaris gathers odd, shiny facts and foibles, from working as a Macy’s Santaland elf to moving to Japan to quit smoking $29-59, 8 pm, 480-994-2787 or http://www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org
April 23 - Artisans at the Arboretum Superior - Boyce Thompson Arboretum Co-sponsored with Soroptimists International of Gold Canyon, $3-7.50, 9 am - 4 pm, 520-689-2811 or http://arboetum.ag.arizona.edu
April 23 - SRP EarthWise Energy presents Earth Day - Phoenix - Phoenix Zoo Explore and learn about endangered species, learn about living more sustainably, learn to reduce, reuse and recycle, 9 am - 4 pm, 602-273-1341 or www.phoenixzoo.org
April 26 through April 30 - The 29th Annual La Frontera International Mariachi Conference - Tucson - TCC & Reid Park Tucson’s largest cultural event with educational workshops in mariachi & folklorico dancing, Participant Showcase, Espectacular Concert, and Garibaldi Fiesta, $, 520-838-3908 or www.tucsonmariachi.org
April 29 - The Espectacular Concert - Tucson - TCC Arena The best mariachi musicians performing before standing room crowds, this year’s performers are Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan, Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano, Mariachi Cobre and Pedro Fernandez, $35 and up, 7:30 pm, 520-838-3908 or http://www.tucsonmariachi.org
April 29 - 11th Annual Rock the Zoo - Phoenix - Phoenix Zoo Beverage sampling from more than 30 breweries, wineries and national distributors, live music from a nationally-recorded band, must be 21 years-old to attend, $75, 7-11 pm, 602-273-1341 or www.phoenixzoo.org
April 29 - May 1 - A Taste of Greece - Tempe Beach Park, Tempe Town Lake - Taste Greek Food - watch Greek dancers or learn how to do the dances yourself! Friday, April 29th from 11am - 11pm, Saturday, April 30th from 11am - 11pm, Sunday, May 1st from 11am - 7pm Admission - $3.00 Children 12 and under - Free Senior Citizens - $2.00 FREE Admission from 11:00am to 3:00pm - Friday Only For more information Call (480) 899-3330 A Taste of Greece
April 30 - The Fiesta de Garibaldi - Tucson - DeMeester Outdoor Performance Center A traditional re-creation of the sights and sounds of the Garibaldi Plaza in Mexico City, feature s daylong party on two stages, with live mariachi music and baile folklorico acts from all over the Southwest, Mexican food and arts-and-crafts vendors, $8, 10 am - 10 pm, 520-838-3908 or www.tucsonmariachi.org
April 30 - 33rd Annual Blessing of the Sonoita Vineyards Festival - Elgin - Sonoita Vineyards Ministers and priests bless the grape vines at noon to foster a bountiful crop at harvest time, admission includes winte tasting with souvenir glass, food and wine pairings, winery tours with the winemaker and vineyard tours, $15, 10 am - 4 pm, 520-455-5893 or http://www.sonoitavineyards.com
April 30 - 7th Annual Salsa Festival - Maricopa - Pacana Park Salsa, guacamole and bean dip competition, live music, a beer and margarita garden, free tortilla chips, kids zone, junior salsa bar and salsa lessons for everyone, $1,000 for the best overall salsa, also an artist’s alley, free, 5-9 pm, 520-568-9098 or520-568-9573 or http://www.maricopa-az.gov/vns/index.php/for-residents/things-to-do/salsa-festival
April 30 - 12th Annual Celebration of Dance - Cave Creek - Cactus Shadows Fine Arts Center Dancers from around the valley perform in a mix of dance styles celebrating our diverse dance culture in the Southwest, includes Hip Hop, ballet, jazz, modern, tap Flamenco, contemporary, belly dance, salsa, E. Indian, Celtic and others, $18-25, 7:30 & 2 pm, 602-254-2151 or www.goldenlionproductions.com
April 30 - Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars - Featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show this group tours the world playing original songs spreading the word of renewal. Chandler - Chandler Center for the Arts Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars - Chandler Center for the Arts, $28-36, 8 pm, http://www.chandlercenter.org/
April 30 - Quiltfest 2011 Sedona in Bloom - Sedona - Quilter's Store Sedona & Gallery Outdoor setting, Guild boutique, raffle quilt, spring sale, free fat quarter for everyone who stops by, door prizes, presented by the Red Rock Quilters and Quilter’s Store, 9 am – 4 pm, 928-282-2057 or www.quiltersstoresedona.com
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April 11 through April 17 - Celebrate the Grand Opening of the Newest Exhibit at the Phoenix Zoo: Orang-Hutan: People of the Forest - Come to visit with the orangutans, see their new home and enjoy music, activities and keeper talks, 9 am - 5 pm, 602-273-1341 or www.phoenixzoo.org
April 13 through April 16 11th Annual Yuma Birding and Nature Festival Yuma - Yuma Visitors Bureau This festival that celebrates the diverse habitat surrounding Yuma includes a multitude of tours that you can sign up for as well as exhibits and seminars. The keynote speaker is Bruce Taubert a photographer from Arizona Highways. The tours are priced individually There is a $25.00 fee for the seminars and exhibit areas. 928-783-0177 or www.yumaheritage.com
April 15 through April 17 - 10th Annual Phoenix Improv Festival Phoenix - Herberger Theatre Center Here is your chance to be entertained by comedy teams from around the country, as well as local improvisational comedy troupes, $10-15, 602-252-8497 or 480-251-3697 or www.phoeniximprovfestival.com
April 15 through April 17 - 8th Annual Desert Ice Bonspiel Scottsdale - Alltel Ice Den - Cool off in the Ice Den as you watch 24 curling teams from Canada and the U.S. participating in the tournament, www.coyotescurling.com
April 15 - Downtown Chandler Art Walk - Historic Downtown Chandler – , 5-9 pm, http://www.visitchandler.com/ or http://www.chandleraz.gov/
April 16 - Get Out...Get Into It! Discover Prescott's Natural History - Prescott -this 1st time event offers free activities including: Interpretive walks at Willow and Watson Lakes and Watson Woods Preserve that highlight the riparian area’s birds, plants, geology, archeology and trail system as well as free admission to Heritage Park Zoo adjacent to Willow Lake. There will be nature related vendors at Heritage Park Zoo http://www.cityofprescott.net
April 16 - 12th Annual Rotary River Rally - Tempe - Tempe Town Lake - This annual fund-raiser for children's charities is a really fun event for a great cause . Every year contestants build boats out of cardboard to fight to win the title of the Best Dressed Team, the Most Spirited, Pride of the Regatta, Vogue Awards and (the most sought-after) the Titanic Award for the most spectacular sinking ship! Free (for observers), Fri. preview 4-8 pm, Sat. 9 am - 3 pm, 480-905-5944 or www.rotaryriverrally.com
April 16 - Annual Pat's Run - Tempe - Sun Devil Stadium 4.2 miles run, 4.2 miles walk, .42 free kids fun run/walk, all events finish on the 42 yard line of the Sun Devil Stadium ( symbolic of the #42 jersey Pat Tillman wore while he was a Sun Devil) Includes free entertainment, live local music, food, drinks and a carnival-like kid’s area, $30-35, 7 am, 480-507-6754 or www.patsrun.com
April 16 through April 17 - Chalk It Up! Prescott - Prescott - Summit Bank This street painting festival uses pavement as the canvas and pastel chalk as the medium to create pavement art by individual or group artists. If you have never seen this before, prepare to be amazed. There will be live entertainment, free, 10 am – 4 pm, 928-308-8762 or www.mountainartistsguild.org/links.htm or http://www.prescottchalkart.com/
April 16 through April 17 - 17th Annual Arizona Asian Festival This colorful and exciting event is reminiscent of an Asian street fair. The ethnic character of more than a dozen Asian cultures will be represented by music, dance, games, art, shopping and exotic food.. This year's event will also include carnival rides and the famous National Geographic Society Giant Traveling Map of Asia. Performances include Taiko drumming, Folk Dancing, and Martial Arts. Free for the regular hours of the Festival - 9:00 am to 7:00 pm on Saturday and 9:00 am to 6:00 pm on Sunday. In addition, a special night event will be held from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm on Saturday with a $3 admission charge for adults. Profits from the Festival are used to support other local events of Asian cultural groups, as well as relief efforts in Asia, such as the recent catastrophe in Japan. 602-712-8889 or www.aaaa-az.org
April 16 - Nature Fest - Wickenburg - Hassayampa River Preserve Enjoy a day in the outdoors, touch a non-venomous snake, go eye-to-eye with a live bird of prey and other wildlife, get ideas on recycling and water conservation, take a guided hike along the Hassayampa River, and enjoy hands-on activities, $5 adults, kids are free, 9 am – 3 pm, 928-684-2772 or http://www.nature.org/arizona/preserves
April 16 - Flagstaff Earth Day 2011 - Flagstaff - City Hall South Lawn Live bands, local food, free bike valet, vendors and exhibitors, free, 11:30 am – 4 pm, 928-213-3612 or http://www.flagstaff.az.gov/index.aspx?nid=1439
April 16 - Chandler Symphony Orchestra Chamber Concert - Musical Humor - Chandler Center for the Arts, Families can discover exquisite music of exceptional quality, free, 2 pm, http://www.chandlersymphony.org
April 16 - Zen Garden Music and Art Festival Phoenix - Japanese Friendship Garden - This benefit concert will feature a variety of local recording artist/performers and artists, including Celtic-country, flamenco jazz, new age jazz, folk singer, and others, unique art including ceramics, calligraphy, jewelry, photography, food, 11 am – dusk, $15-20, 602-256-3204
April 16 through April 17 - 12th Annual Wild Eagle Railroad Open House Phoenix - Wild Eagle Railroad A model train landscape show to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Arizona, 20 layouts at homes throughout the Valley, including the home of Eaglewings Iron Craft train owner, includes G-scale garden railroad demonstrations, free, donations accepted, Sat 10 am - 4 pm, Sun 10 am - 3 pm, 602-276-8101 or www.eaglewingsironcraft.com
April 16 through April 17 - The 7th Annual Modern Phoenix Expo and Home Tour Scottsdale - SMoCA A two-day modernist extravaganza for historic preservationists and design gurus. You can tour the mountainside neighborhood of Sunnyslope with a dozen rehabilitated midcentury homes and a few contemporaries on the 17th or experience the Modern Marketplace Expo on the 16th with design, architecture, landscape and furnishings, slide shows and hands-on workshops, 480-994-2787 or www.modernphoenix.net
April 16 - 2nd Annual Tequilazona - Tempe - Tempe Marketplace Sample an array of premium tequilas crafted by international and boutique tequila companies with live entertainment and food, 5-8 pm $60.00 - $100.00 Proceeds to benefit Public Radio of Arizona. http://www.tequilazona.org
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