The magnificent festival will offer delicious food, as well as a colorful market of crafts, jewelry and various items related to the Day of the Dead celebration.

Since 1905, the Arizona State Fair has been providing entertainment for young and old alike. It is the state’s largest festival, attracting over 1 million guests annually.

Celebrate our nation’s birthday in style Wednesday at one of the many indoor and outdoor events in Scottsdale, Fountain Hills, Phoenix and Tempe!

The San Xavier Mission is a National Historic Landmark south of Tucson founded as a Catholic mission by Father Eusebio Kino in 1692.

Sabino Canyon is a natural desert oasis home to spectacular desert landscapes and abundant wildlife.

Discover the world’s longest stalactite formation at Kartchner Caverns, a short drive from Tucson in nearby Benson. Take a guided tour to experience the incredible underground world, and learn about its delicate ecosystem.

East of Mesa lies the Superstition Mountains, also known as the “The Superstitions.” The Superstition Mountain is the anchor to a beautiful, historically rich wilderness area with wide variety of trails to offer hikers with varying levels of difficulty.

Camelback Mountain is a world-famous icon that defines the northeast horizon of Phoenix. Camelback Mountain takes the shape of a gigantic camel that gently lays  and touches the borders of Phoenix, Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. At its base is a blend of luxury homes, resorts and golf courses. For those who […]

Head over to Tempe this weekend for the inaugural Innings Festival at Tempe Beach Park. The three-day concert event is a co-production of Major League Baseball and C3 Presents. More than 45,000 people are expected to attend the three-day event featuring rock, pop and country performances.