Canal Convergence In the weeks of November each year, the canals in downtown Scottsdale are taken over by art. That is one of our favorite parts of Old Town Scottsdale! Lots of whimsical moments worthy of your Instagram. Come experience live music, beer and food tents, and more. Oh, it’s completely free and right in … Continued
Check out our list of seven super fun things to do in Phoenix, including some kid-friendly attractions. 1) Goldfield Ghost Town Head to the Goldfield Ghost Town, just 40 miles from downtown Phoenix, to get a glimpse of what life was like in the late 1800s. The original town of Goldfield, at its height, had … Continued
Looking for the best things to do in Sedona? Travelers visiting Sedona for the first time can quickly become overwhelmed with ideas. The area is rich in history, spirituality, and breathtaking scenery. Many people come for a visit and never want to leave. We suggest making the drive from Phoenix, with stops along the way. … Continued
You may already know that Arizona is home to three of the top US National parks, the Grand Canyon, Saguaro, and the Petrified Forest. You may also know that Arizona is home to the Cactus League spring training baseball camps. But did you also know there are more than 120 wineries and wine tasting rooms … Continued
Have you ever wanted to meet a ghost? Great news for the paranormal enthusiasts, Arizona has plenty of haunted hotels to get your chance! For the most part, we all have a fascination with the unknown. What happens when our time is up? The idea of spirits and ghosts is an interesting opportunity to find … Continued
Sedona is one of the most spiritual and scenic places in the US. Making the trip up to Arizona’s red rock country is one both locals and visitors make for a multitude of reasons. While many people only consider the end destination when planning a day trip, this particular drive is about the experience of … Continued
Believe it! Arizona has some of the best wineries in the country. When thinking about the state of Arizona, the belief is it is a desert filled with cacti and rattlesnakes. This couldn’t be farther from the truth! While yes, part of Arizona is indeed a desert, the state overall has many different climate zones. … Continued
