The Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation offers a series of free festivals that feature Native American Tribal Dances. Pow Wow and Hoop Dancing January 6 - March 31, 2005. Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday 12:00 - 1:30 pm. Also displays of Native American jewelry, arts and crafts.
SCOTTSDALE CULINARY INSTITUTE - Or get some of the Best Food in Scottsdale! The Scottsdale Culinary Institute. The food was absolutely superb, the service outstanding and the ambiance quite unexpected. And now open in downtown Scottsdale at the Galleria, the student-run L'Academie cafe. A trip there proved to be more than worthwhile. So Call 480-941-0229 for your reservation or visit them on the web. www.sci.com
Scottsdale ArtWalk
Thursday Evenings, Year-Round
Scottsdale Downtown - Scottsdale ArtWalk is perfect for a casual evening with friends and family or for those searching for that special art piece. Thursday night. 7:00pm to 9:00pm.
Ticket Prices: Free. 480-990-3939.
Bank One Ball Park
Take a tour of the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks Call 602-514-8400
HERITAGE SQUARE
7th and Monroe Streets, Phoenix - Historical homes, on their original site of Block 14 of the historic city of Phoenix, have been restored to their former splendor. Rosson House, the grand old Victorian mansion build in 1895, is open for public tours Wednesday thru Sunday 10am-3:30pm ($1-$3). The other buildings, including the Arizona Doll and Toy Museum and Salt River Project's Silva House, are open Tue-Sat, 10am-4pm and Sun, Noon-4pm.
Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park
4619 E. Washington St. , Phoenix - Very interesting to find a 1000 year old prehistoric Hohokam ruin right in the heart of Phoenix!. Fascinating exhibits feature the ancient Hohokam archaeology. Workshops and tours. Museum Store with authentic Indian arts and crafts. For more information call: (602) 495-0900 or for Ticket information: (602) 495-0901
South Mountain Park
10919 S. Central Ave., Phoenix - South Mountain, with 16,500 acres, is a habitat for more than 300 specimens of plant life and a variety of wildlife. There are picnic areas and ramadas, hiking trails and scenic lookouts. A paved road leads to the summit for a panoramic view of the valley. For more information call: (602) 495-0222
The Ensemble Theatre
The magic and excitement of live theatre! The Ensemble Theatre presents the latest in Broadway and off-Broadway material. Call for show times.
Ticket Prices: Call for ticket prices Info 480-874-0806
Museums Are Cool Places!
Arizona Science Center 600 East Washington St. Phoenix - a great favorite of many natives. Explore physics and biology with hands-on exhibits. Travel to outer space by way of the giant screen theatre. Have lunch and explore the gift shop. Open daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. On Display until June 2. 602.716.2000
Buffalo Museum - 10261 N. Scottsdale Road- A tribute to the noble buffalo with likeness captured on animal hides as well as canvas. The "Buffalo Bill" Room (dedicated to William Cody) features posters, old show bills and photographs. Children usually enjoy this museum because of the animated life-size animals. Call 480-951-1022
The Fleischer Museum has closed - effective 11/18/02. Watch for possible re-opening in new location.
Heard Museum 2301 N. Central Ave. Phoenix Get a visual fix of Native American Artifacts and learn about there way of life. A wonderful collection of art and artifacts with permanent and changing exhibits. Learn about basket weaving, Indian rugs and more. A great shopping spot as well! Authentic Indian jewelry. 480-252-8848
Heard Museum North located in el Pedregal on the 2nd Floor A smaller version of downtown Phoenix location but with great displays. Call 480.488.9817
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art 7380 E. Second Street Free on every Thursday. Admission $5.00 adults, $3.00 Students. Call 480.994.2787
COMPLIMENTARY TROLLEY - If you're downtown be sure and hitch a ride on one the great trolleys rolling around to different spots. Scottsdale Roundup will drop you off at shops or galleries in the downtown area. You can also wave one down if you need a ride. Try it, it's fun. For more information call (480) 994-7656
ARIZONA THEATER COMPANY - You will not be disappointed. The theater is an ideal size (about the size of the "Little Theater Off Times Square"). The sets are imaginative and beautifully executed. The talent is superb. One production is better than the next. Don't miss going to at least one production, better by the season. A touch of Broadway right here in Scottsdale. Herberger Theatre - 222 East Monroe, Phoenix. Box Office (602) 252-8497.
BORGATA FARMER'S MARKET - Scottsdale Road, south of Lincoln. Fridays 1:00 - 6:00 PM. Fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, great breads, appetizers and live entertainment. Special! (480) 998-1822
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