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Arizona State Fair
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The Fair is Arizona's largest event, attracting over a million people in it's eighteen day run. The Fair encompasses everything from a top-notch concert series to thrilling carnival rides.
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2009 Events |
January 24 - Yuma Bluegrass in the Park, Yuma - 1-day bluegrass music Fest featuring 5 national bands. (209) 480-4693 (3637) February 13 - 15 - Yuma JC's Silver Spur Rodeo, Yuma - (928) 344-5451 (3542) March 6 - 8 - Lake Havasu Bluegrass on the Beach, LHC - Formerly Parker NOE in LHC featuring Dailey & Vincent, Cherryholmes, US Navy Band & more. (209) 480 - 4693 (3636) March 6 - 8 - Bluegrass On The River Bluegrass Music Festival, Lake Havasu - Bluegrass On The River 6th Annual Bluegrass Music Festival, Parker - Featuring The Bluegrass Brothers , The Chapman's, The U.S. Navy Bluegrass Band, The Gibson Brothers and more. LaPaz County Park. 699 London Bridge Road (3022) March 25 - 29 - 53rd Annual Pinal County Fair, Casa Grande - Don't miss the 53rd Annual Pinal County Fair. 520-723-5242 The Pinal County fairgrounds (3023) March 31 - April 5 - Yuma County Fair, Yuma - (928) 726-4420 (3543) April 11 - Dog-Gone Easter Egg Hunt, Fort Smith - Egg Hunting has Gone to the Dogs! So grab your family, friends, or significant other and join PHAR (Pets Haven Animal Rescue) for an Easter Eggs-Travaganza for Dogs! Dust off those bunny ears (both yours and your dog's!) and bring your Easter basket to collect eggs filled with dog treats and prizes! (Yes, dogs will be the ones expected to find the eggs!) Easter Egg Hunt for Your Pooch, Costume Contest, White Elephant Auction, cold drinks and lots of fun for everyone all included! (479) 782-7002 (3026) April 16 - 26 - PIMA COUNTY FAIR, TUCSON - 520-762-9100 (3166) April 23 - May 3 - The Verde Valley Fair, Cottonwood - (928) 634-3290 (3460) April 25 - 26 - 7th Annual Parade of Ponds, Peoria - 40 public & private ponds and water gardens open, talk to owners about their experiences, learn about low maintenance, organic water gardening, self-guided, some with artists, music. Time: 9 am - 4 pm Price: $15 623-572-5607 (5141) April 26 - Fred Rawlins' Healing Your Economy, Phoenix - Mr. Rawlins will discuss the nine principals of creating a strong economuy. (602) 433 -7761 The Best Western Central Phoenix Inn 1100 N. Central Ave (4489) May 1 - 13th Annual Cinco De Mayo & Celebration, Yuma - Performing arts groups & entertainers, folklorico dancers, charros, art exhibits & food. Time: 9 am - midnight Price: free 928-783-2423 (5142) May 1 - Annual Jazz in the Garden Spring Concert Series, Phoenix - Premier musicians, this week features Armand Boatman's Be-Bop Revolution, jazz, Fridays Time: 7 pm Price: $14-20 480-481-8188 (5143) May 1 - 3 - 22nd Annual Route 66 Fun Run, Kingman - 140 mile road rally of approx. 800 vehicles of all descriptions & ages on the longest remaining stretch of historic Rt. 66, open to all vehicles, Saturday the parade of vehicles leaves Seligman, festivities include the Show-N-Shine, music, dancing, cruise nites, food and fun, overnight in Kingman before continuing to Topock for awards, raffle and farewell. 928-753-5001 (5144) May 1 - 3 - Chasing the Sun 10K & Pow Wow, Glendale - Competition pow wow, Native American entertainment along the 10K, arts and crafts vendors, Native American food vendors, health fair, $100,000 in prize money. Fri 5-11 pm, Sat. 10 am - 11 pm, Sun. 10 am - 6 pm. Price: Fri is free, Sat/Sun $12 (5145) May 1 - 3 - Maricopa County Home & Landscape Show, Phoenix - 1100 exhibits, includes the Green Showcase with green products and services, Uniquely Green Landscapes, 7th annual Student Interior Design competition, Flower Market and design, how-to seminars, international wine tasting, gardening seminars, and specialty products marketplace. Time: Fri-Sat 10 am - 7 pm, Sun 10 am - 6 pm Price: $2-5 602-485-1691 (5146) May 2 -3 - Tucson Folk Festival, Tucson - In addition to nationally known headline acts each evening, the festival showcases musicians from Arizona and the Southwest. The festival also offers workshops, a gospel sing-along, a children's show and food and craft booths. (520) 792-6481 El Presidio Park (3024) June 29 - July 5 - 122nd Annual Frontier Days & World's Oldest Rodeo, Prescott - 22nd Annual Frontier Days & World's Oldest Rodeo, Prescott - Parade, booths, fireworks, continuous entertainment, food, softball tournament, carnival, melodramas, family entertainment, rodeo dances, 10K & 2-mile runs and more. (800)358-1888 Rodeo Grounds (3025) July 3 - 5 - Hopi Festival of Arts and Culture, Flagstaff - The 76th Annual Hopi Festival is July 3-5, 2009. 2009 information is posted as soon as it is available, but the 2008 information is here to give you an idea of what the festival is all about. 928-774-5213 Museum of Northern Arizona (5501) July 10 - August 28 - Cosmic paintball, Tempe - Cosmic paintball with lights, music and fun! Ladies night! Open from 5pm to 12am every friday night! 480-966-1900 (5739) September 5 - 7 - 2nd Annual Fall Tucson Best Bead Show, Tucson - Your gateway to beads, beads, and more beads! Come enjoy exhibits by countless designers, learn how to bead, and see other great jewelry and crafts. Best of all, this event is free, so you don't want to miss this opportunity! (505) 883-9295 Tucson Convention Center (1337) October 9 - November 1 - 2009 Arizona State Fair, Phoenix - The Fair is Arizona's largest event, attracting over a million people in it's eighteen day run. The Fair encompasses everything from a top-notch concert series to thrilling carnival rides. Closed on Mondays. (602) 252-6771 Fairgrounds (3461) October 25 - FREE Family Movie Night at Mesa Amp, Mesa - Featuring the movie BOLT (PG) Part of City of Mesa's DAY OF PLAY! Other free events city-wide 480-644-2178 (5783) December 14 - "Spirit of the Season" - A Holiday Music Concert, Phoenix - Come see Jeffrey Hattrick & Nicole Pesce at the Herberger Theater Stage West with an incredible jazz combo & small string orchestra. A heartwarming event for the entire family. Tickets:$22.00-$37.00 (602) 252-8497 (6044) |
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2010 Events |
March 5 - 7 - Lake Havasu Bluegrass on the Beach, Lake Havasu City - Lake Havasu State Park (6018) March 27 - 48th Annual MCAS Yuma Air Show & Open House, Yuma - 928-269-3245 (6017) March 30 - April 4 - YUMA COUNTY FAIR, Yuma - THEME: "Good Old Fashion Fun!" (928) 726-4420 (6015) April 15 - 25 - Pima County Fair, TUCSON - 520-762-9100 (6016) May 1 - 2 - Tucson Folk Festival, Tucson - In addition to nationally known headline acts each evening, the festival showcases musicians from Arizona and the Southwest. The festival also offers workshops, a gospel sing-along, a children's show and food and craft booths. (520) 792-6481 (6019) May 29-30 - Annual Zuni Festival of Arts and Culture, Flagstaff - Zuni worldviews and values will be explained and illustrated in the many presentations throughout the weekend, produced in partnership with the A:shiwi A:wan Museum and Heritage Center. Insightful talks, films from the Zuni museum's archives, and traditional dances and music will express the many practices and beliefs of Zuni life. 928-774-5213 (6021) June 28 - July 4 - Annual Frontier Days & World's Oldest Rodeo, Prescott - Parade, booths, fireworks, continuous entertainment, food, softball tournament, carnival, melodramas, family entertainment, rodeo dances, 10K & 2-mile runs and more. (800)358-1888 Rodeo Grounds (6020) August 7-8 - 61st Annual Navajo Festival of Arts and Culture, Flagstaff - In Navajoland, inspiration for the fine arts comes from the wide expanses of earth and sky that are sacred to the Diné people. This year's 61th Annual Navajo Festival of Arts and Culture at the Museum of Northern Arizona. 928-774-5213 (6023) |