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Scottsdale Culinary Festival
Each April, Scottsdale hosts a 4 day festival of food, music, entertainment. Did I mention food? This very popular event is a fundraiser for arts and art education programs for students in the Valley of the Sun. -
Native Trails
Each winter, Arizona and guest Native American representatives present outdoor programs featuring music, dance and cultural interpretations. Free admission. -
Scottsdale Arts Festival
Each Spring, thousands of people converge on the Scottsdale Civic Center Mall for a three day festival packed with entertainment, art, crafts, interactive activities, artist demonstrations, and more. -
Scottsdale Fashion Square
The most popular mall in the greater Phoenix area is located near downtown Scottsdale. Shopping at unique one-of-a-kind boutiques and people (celebrity?) watching are all popular activities at Scottsdale Fashion Square. Don't worry--there are plenty of stores for regular working folks, too! -
Scottsdale Public Art
In the category of free entertainment, how about getting in the car and going on a hunt? Scottsdale has an extensive collection of award-winning public art, which includes the lizard-laden walls of the Pima Freeway, the fishy decor of Indian School Road and many other indoor and outdoor displays. At the Web site link provided you can learn about them, find out where they are, and hunt them down yourself. -
Spring Training Baseball
During the entire month of March each year the valley comes alive for baseball fans with Spring Training Baseball. The Cactus League allows the fans to see lots of teams and players up close and personal for a reasonably priced ticket. The San Francisco Giants call Scottsdale Stadium home during Spring Training. At Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, north of downtown Scottsdale, the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies play Cactus League baseball. -
Taliesin West
Nestled in the foothills of the rugged McDowell Mountains and surrounded by the spectacular Sonoran Desert lays a 600-acre complex called Taliesin West. This Scottsdale attraction was designed and built by Frank Lloyd Wright. You can visit this Frank Lloyd Wright winter residence which is still home to the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture. Guided tours of the grounds and buildings are available. -
Scottsdale Art Shows
Two art shows come to Scottsdale each winter and stay for about six weeks. Both the Arizona Fine Art Expo and the Celebration of Fine Art are popular attractions for serious art lovers and non-serious art browsers alike! -
Barrett-Jackson Classic Car Auction
The Barrett-Jackson Auction Company is well known for being the premiere classic car auction company in the United States. At the Barrett-Jackson Classic Car Auction even the most serious collector will find enticements in the form of some of the most exclusive vehicles available at auction. -
Wedge Skate Park
Got a skateboard or inline skates? At Eldorado Park in Scottsdale the skate park is free to the public.
Enjoy your visit to Scottsdale, Arizona!
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