around town in phoenix: Who knew cacti could be so beautiful...
- 05/09/11 06:33 AM
Last week, my husband and I spent some time in North Phoenix...way north. We came across communities that we have never seen before, truly beautiful desert communities nestled in the mountains. I have to say, this is my favorite time of year in the desert...the desert is in bloom! Happy Monday... Make it a GREAT Day!!!
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around town in phoenix: 10 things to do on Christmas Day in Arizona
- 12/23/10 02:36 AM
Ice SkatingCityScape, Patriots SquareCost: $10 per personHours: 4p.m. - MidnightMore Info: www.cityscapephoenix.com How about ice skating in the desert? Rent or bring your own skates. Zoo LightsPhoenix ZooOpen: 6p.m. - 10p.m.Admission: $10More Info: www.phoenixzoo.org While the Phoenix Zoo is closed on Christmas Day, Zoo Lights will be open starting at 6pm tonight. Come see the spectacular display. Grand CanyonOpen 24 hours, 365 days a yearAdmission: $25 per vehicleMore Info: www.nps.gov Be advised, some facilities are closed during the winter months. 2010 Gingerbread Village!Grand Lobby, JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort and SpaThrough January 2Free EventMore Info: www.jwdesertridgeresort.com A dazzling masterpiece of … (4 comments)
around town in phoenix: Papago Park...Phoenix Arizona
- 12/16/10 04:49 AM
With its other worldly sandstone buttes, Papago Park has graced the City of Phoenix park system since 1959. Papago's trails are generally easy treks with little elevation gain making it a great place for a family hike or to perfect your mountain biking skills. The history of Papago Park begins back in 1879 with the area being designated as an Indian reservation for the Maricopa and Pima tribes. On Jan. 31, 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed Proclamation No. 1262 declaring the area as the Papago Saguaro National Monument. It remained until April 7, 1930, when Congress passed an act that was … (2 comments)
APS Fantasy of Light... Hundreds of thousands of lights, set the holiday mood along Mill Avenue District in Tempe, Arizona...an annual tradition among the natives. :) The opening-night festivities include a street parade, lighting of trees and the arrival of Santa Claus. Parade starts at Third Street and Mill Avenue, Tempe. Details: 6 pm - Saturday, Nov. 27 - FREE Event Zoolights - The celebration of Zoolights has become a Phoenix holiday-time tradition. More than 2 million energy efficient LED lights are used for more than 500 light … (0 comments)
The most popular mystical being represented at this two-day festival is certainly the fairy, but don't be surprised to see other creatures like mermaids, unicorns, goblins and ogres walking around the desert grounds. Hundreds of people attend this festival to hear fantasy storytelling, see artists at work and enjoy niche bands. There's a Goblin Market where "fairy items" such as bells, buttons and crystals replace money as accepted tender and a Bad Faerie Masquerade Ball on Saturday night. Details: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 20 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 21 $10.00 - free for ages … (0 comments)
The fourth annual celebration of the fantasy world, with fair attractions, entertainment and vendors. There are two different market areas - a traditional vendor fair where Crowfoot sells her handmade incense, soaps, bath salts and candles, and a Goblin's Market, where customers can barter and trade for goods with items like crystals, bells and other fairy garb. Details: November 20-21 Estrella Mountain Regional Park - 14805 West Vineyard Ave., Goodyear. Price: $10. Kids 5 and under free 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas'
Dr. Seuss's classic holiday story comes to life, filled with eclectic characters and … (0 comments)
Enjoy an afternoon of Quench Fine Wines & Spirits and taste the fine products from a variety of local vendors. Live music will be played from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday in the grove. Guests are invited to a tour to see olives being pressed into extra virgin olive oil. Details: 9 to 5 p.m. daily through Saturday, Nov. 13. Queen Creek Olive Mill - 25062 East Meridian Road
Mariposa Monarch
Can you imagine surrounding yourself with hundreds of monarch butterflies? This exhibit, which offers interpretive displays about the life cycle of the … (4 comments)
around town in phoenix: Children's Museum of Phoenix
- 02/26/09 05:28 AM
I've been wanting to write this blog for the last month or so...time just keeps getting by me. I know there are alot of individuals out there who know exactly what I mean. My family and I took a rainy Sunday afternoon and went to downtown Phoenix, to visit the Children's Museum. Now I have to tell you since my son started 2nd grade last year, visiting the museum has been talked about alot as a "fun" thing to do. And trust me this is worth visiting!!!! Here's the best part...on the first Friday of every month from 6pm-10pm, the Children's … (0 comments)
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Last week, my husband and I spent some time in North Phoenix...way north. We came across communities that we have never seen before, truly beautiful desert communities nestled in the mountains.
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