Just 90 miles north of the Valley is Arizona’s “Christmas City”, Prescott. Start a family tradition by visiting the World’s Largest Gingerbread Village at the Prescott Resort and Conference Center, through January 1st. Make sure to visit the infamous Whiskey Row, the vibrant center of the downtown square with old western saloons and art shops.
If you’re like me, the thought of shopping this time of year is not fun. However, you will find less crowds and a better shopping experience if you go local!
At the Scottsdale Old Town Farmer’s Market, every Saturday morning you’ll find plenty of ready-to-wrap seasonal specialties like jams and mustards, plus gardening items like the beautiful Monarch planting boxes that are perfect for growing your own fresh herbs and veggies!
Treat yourself, your family, and your friends to a local holiday treat – margaritas and tacos! We aren’t just talking your madre’s margaritas here. With a collection of one hundred, 100%-blue-agave tequilas carefully chosen for exceptional quality and taste, you are in for a real treat! Cien Agaves (100 Agaves) serves some of the most amazing margaritas ever.
Sip on a cool cucumber margarita or a blood-orange margarita. …
It’s Christmas time in Sister’s classroom and she needs her students’ help to solve one of history’s great mysteries – who swiped the Magi’s gold? It doesn’t matter if you’ve seen the show 100 times or you’re seeing it for the first time. This is one hilarious one-nun show and she casts an unforgettable living nativity scene to expose the culprit.
Are you interested in the history of the Old West and touring the Sonoran Desert? A great adventure to combine both experiences is to take a tour with Old West Trails Tours. Lenny and Sandy Dee are fantastic guides who will give you a trip through the past.
Lenny is quite a colorful character, known to wear an oversized cowboy hat, black eye patch, full-length buckskins, and jangling spurs. His storied past includes training horses for John Wayne. He carries a big fancy knife …
