Scottsdale is celebrating its 26th season of Sunday A’Fair, another one of the free events that makes Downtown Scottsdale so special! If you haven’t been yet, you don’t know what you’ve been missing. So, bring a blanket, lawn chair, picnic baskets, Sunday paper, kids, dogs… and enjoy a relaxing afternoon of great entertainment!
Held in the beautiful Scottsdale Civic …
Have you been to the Sugar Bowl? This classic sweet spot has been in Downtown Scottsdale since 1958.
Stop in for a bite in the dining room. They have delicious sandwiches, salads, and soups!
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A wonderful way to visit Scottsdale is to take a ride on the Downtown Trolley or the Hospitality Trolley. The Downtown Scottsdale Trolley stops at the Scottsdale Arts District, Old Town, 5th Avenue shops, Southbridge, Scottsdale Waterfront, and Fashion Square. From Hotel Valley Ho you can walk down Main Street to 69th Street to board the trolley. It runs daily from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., except on Thursdays when it runs until 9:00 p.m. for ArtWalk. It picks up every 15 minutes and it’s …
Learning about Native American culture enhances any trip to Arizona. Just down the street from us, the Scottsdale Civic Center Amphitheater hosts free performances by celebrated Native American dancers from the Hopi, Dine and San Carlos Apache tribes.
You can also enjoy Native American artwork, jewelry, and food. Be sure to bring a blanket or folding chairs. Native Trails is …
If you are a dog lover, you have to stop by Oh My Dog! Boutique & Spa. It’s in Old Town Scottsdale in the Southbridge shopping district on Stetson Avenue. They have the cutest merchandise for your pampered pet and specialize in grooming. They also offer specialty services including doga (doggie yoga), birthday parties, and dog photography.
Do …