Scottsdale welcomes a fresh addition as il Bracco opens its doors at Scottsdale Road and Rose Lane.

 

This marks the Texas restaurant group's debut outside its home state, introducing a refined take on Italian-inspired fare to Arizona.

 

With a 5,000-square-foot space, the restaurant features lush interiors of leather, wood, and terrazzo, complemented by a cozy patio with a stone fireplace, ideal for local evenings.

 

Diners can savor house-made pastas and breads, fresh seafood, and premium meats prepared daily, all part of a menu highlighting signature offerings like crispy artichokes, spicy gemelli with vodka sauce, and a vibrant Plaza salad.

 

The bar tempts with a curated wine selection and unique cocktails, including the signature frozen Bracco—a twist on the classic Greyhound.

 

This inviting spot is set to stand out in Scottsdale’s dining scene, offering locals and visitors a memorable Italian experience.

Rehab Burger Therapy in Old Town Scottsdale delivers a bold spin on the classic burger, combining inventive flavors with a relaxed beach-inspired vibe.

 

Locals and visitors flock here for culinary creations like the PB&J Burger, where peanut butter, jelly, Sriracha, and bacon reinvent what a burger can be.

 

Other adventurous choices include the Taco Nacho Burger and Mac and Cheese Burger, each loaded with creative toppings that push flavor boundaries.

 

The cozy, colorful decor and open-air patio make every meal feel like a mini escape, while attentive service ensures guests always feel welcome.

 

Patrons rave about consistently juicy patties, crave-worthy sweet potato tots, and outstanding wings that showcase the kitchen’s versatility.

 

Located at 7210 E 2nd St, this spot has earned a loyal following as Scottsdale’s go-to for unforgettable burgers and a laid-back dining adventure.

Scottsdale’s restaurant scene is experiencing an exciting evolution, with more than a dozen new spots energizing the city’s culinary landscape.

 

Highlights include Course Restaurant, which delivers inventive tasting menus, and Uchi, bringing its acclaimed Japanese cuisine to Old Town.

 

Coastal Italian flair arrives at Élephante, while Sexy Roman dazzles at W Scottsdale with dramatic Mediterranean plates and cocktails.

 

On the rooftop of Caesars Republic, Wolf by Vanderpump boasts sweeping desert views and a global menu.

 

The city’s first fine-dining supper club, SHIV, pairs luxury with high-energy performances, and Moxies serves diverse global comfort fare.

 

Society Swan's retro spirit, The Guest House's lively steakhouse energy, La Fogata’s modern Sonoran flavors, and Home Run Dugout’s playful atmosphere round out Scottsdale’s most intriguing new destinations.

 

Local diners now have more ways than ever to explore Scottsdale’s fresh and innovative tastes.

Lakeside Bar & Grill in Peoria will host a special pet adoption event and fundraiser on April 30 to celebrate National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day.

 

From 5 to 7 p.m., guests can mingle on the inviting, dog-friendly patio while meeting adorable pets in search of their forever homes.

 

The event creates a relaxed, community-focused atmosphere, giving locals the chance to adopt and support animal rescue efforts.

 

Lakeside Bar & Grill recently unveiled a fresh renovation, featuring a modern, open design that’s both stylish and welcoming for people and their pets.

 

This reflects their dedication to making everyone feel at home—including four-legged friends.

 

Locals passionate about pet adoption can connect with Arizona rescue groups and help more animals find loving families.

 

Embracing a rescue pet not only saves a life—it fills yours with joy and love.

Scottsdale and Phoenix are welcoming Easter with an array of vibrant community celebrations and mouthwatering brunches.

 

Resorts like Sexy Roman and the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale are debuting lavish brunch buffets featuring coastal Italian fare and seasonal favorites, inviting guests to reserve early for an elegant holiday meal.

 

Families can enjoy a playful side of Easter with festive egg hunts at Eastlake Park, the Washington Activity Center, and Homestead Park, where activities like crafts, games, and encounters with the Easter Bunny await children of all ages.

 

Mastro’s Restaurants, Scottsdale Quarter, and Adero Scottsdale Resort offer special brunch menus and unique holiday twists for food lovers.

 

Parks and community centers across Phoenix keep spirits high with coloring contests, face painting, and themed games ensuring there’s something for everyone.

 

Reservations and early sign-ups are recommended to secure a spot at many locations.

Scottsdale is buzzing with can’t-miss events this April and May, spotlighting community pride and creative energy.

 

Kicking things off, families can enjoy the classic Hide & Peep Easter egg hunt at Scottsdale Quarter, filled with live entertainment and festive fun.

 

At SMoCA, immerse yourself in a calming sound bath with Melinda Milton, blending serene light displays and peaceful sounds.

 

The city’s art scene shines at the ARTrageous Gala and Homegrown: An Arizona Choreographer Showcase, both at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.

 

Sports lovers can team up for charity at the 27th Annual Olympiad at Scottsdale Stadium.

 

Music takes center stage with Drew & Ellie Holcomb’s heartfelt concert and the Scottsdale Symphonic Orchestra’s sweeping finale.

 

Round out the season exploring unique finds at the Phoenix Heritage Mineral Show or reveling in “A Night in Monaco,” benefitting local children’s causes.

 

Spring in Scottsdale bursts with arts, festivities, and local generosity.

Experience Old Town Scottsdale in style with a 1.5-hour stretch limo golf cart tour through the historic district.

 

Enjoy an intimate look at the area’s rich past and vibrant present as the city undergoes a $40 million revitalization, upgrading infrastructure, safety, and atmosphere.

 

Glide past iconic landmarks like the Little Red Schoolhouse—now the Scottsdale Historical Museum—and the famous Rusty Spur Saloon, both preserving the spirit of early Scottsdale.

 

Witness the district’s transformation with stops at modern destinations like the elegant Remi Scottsdale hotel and upscale dining at Shiv Supper Club, reflecting the area’s evolving character and appeal to new audiences.

 

The tour expertly blends historic charm with contemporary energy, offering insight into the community’s efforts to honor tradition while embracing change.

 

Whether you’re passionate about history, luxury, or local culture, this unique ride promises a memorable and enlightening adventure.

Anhelo Restaurant has unveiled a luxurious spring brunch in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale, curated by Chef Ivan Jacobo.

 

The seasonal menu, blending comfort with elegance, is available Thursday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., offering guests the choice to dine indoors or in a charming private courtyard adorned with blooming flowers and shade trees.

 

Diners can enjoy creative takes on brunch favorites, including avocado toast with burrata, salmon eggs Benedict featuring Béarnaise and smoked roe, as well as the sticky toffee cinnamon roll.

 

Heftier options like pork belly egg sandwiches, steak frites, and a variety of shareable plates—including steak tartare and caviar service—round out the menu.

 

With its lush, garden-inspired atmosphere at 7007 E. 1st Ave., Anhelo provides a serene oasis for locals seeking a distinctive and memorable Scottsdale brunch experience.

A new wellness center is bringing advanced recovery options to Old Town Scottsdale with the opening of JOLT PEMF Lab on E. Main St.

 

This innovative studio offers Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy, a non-invasive treatment that uses gentle waves to boost circulation and support healing at the cellular level.

 

The approach has grown in popularity as locals seek natural methods to manage stress, improve sleep, and enhance overall wellness.

 

Sessions feature relaxing mats or chairs emitting low-frequency pulses, providing an alternative to medication-based therapies.

 

JOLT’s expansion reflects Scottsdale’s strong demand for walkable, accessible wellness experiences.

 

The new studio also features red light and compression therapies, molecular hydrogen inhalation, and a Reset Lounge designed to foster balance and relaxation.

 

Celebrate the grand opening with tours and demonstrations during their public open house, Thursday, March 26, from 4:30–6:30 p.m.

BOA Steakhouse will debut in Old Town Scottsdale in early 2026, marking the Innovative Dining Group’s return to Arizona.

 

Set on the Scottsdale Waterfront in the sought-after Southbridge district, BOA Scottsdale will join the brand’s celebrated locations in West Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Las Vegas.

 

Executive Chef Brendan Collins brings his British and Californian flair, promising an exciting mix of high-energy ambiance and meticulous hospitality.

 

In a first for the state, BOA will partner with the legendary 6666 Ranch to serve premium Black Angus beef, including an 18-ounce dry-aged ribeye.

 

The kitchen will be entirely seed-oil-free, using avocado oil and beef tallow to meet today’s health-conscious preferences.

 

Signature offerings like 40-day dry-aged steaks, A5 Japanese Wagyu, and a luxurious raw bar will be paired with award-winning wines and creative cocktails.

 

With seating for 210, impressive private rooms, and bespoke design, BOA aims to set a new benchmark for upscale dining in Scottsdale.

Baseball fans in Scottsdale have a vibrant new attraction with the opening of the Old Town Baseball Experience museum inside Frasher’s Tavern.

 

Situated at 4180 N Drinkwater Blvd, the beloved steakhouse now also houses a collection of more than 1,000 baseball artifacts, spotlighting Scottsdale’s deep ties to the sport.

 

Highlights include memorabilia from Scottsdale High alumni like Paul Konerko and Cam Caminiti, underscoring the city’s legacy in baseball history.

 

This project, brought to life in partnership with Arizona Baseball Legacy and Experience (ABLE), carries special significance as the tavern stands on the original grounds of historic Scottsdale High, where Hall of Famer Jim Palmer once pitched.

 

Owner George Frasher and ABLE president Mike Phillips aim to make the museum a lively gathering space, hosting special events and celebrating Scottsdale’s baseball roots.

 

Open daily, the museum enriches both the dining and cultural experience for locals.

Old Town Scottsdale’s dining scene has become even more exciting with the arrival of Shiso, a new Japanese restaurant focused on quality and affordability.

 

Diners can expect a menu filled with fresh, traditional favorites like sushi, teriyaki, and fried rice, all backed by a 100% satisfaction promise.

 

Shiso joins a list of standout Japanese spots in the area, following the recent debut of the award-winning Uchi, which wows guests with inventive tasting menus and seasonal omakase offerings.

 

For those craving something different, Kodo Sushi Sake blends classic and contemporary flavors under Chef Yong Choi’s guidance, while Sasaki Sushi & Bar draws crowds for its welcoming vibe and generous happy hour deals.

 

The ongoing growth of Japanese restaurants like Shiso reinforces Old Town’s reputation as a lively hub for diverse and top-notch dining.

Scottsdale offers an exciting lineup of events from March 23 to 29, 2026, with options for sports, arts, music, and family fun.

 

Baseball fans can catch the Colorado Rockies versus the Detroit Tigers at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick on March 23, starting at 1:10 p.m.

 

Contemporary dance takes center stage as Jacob Jonas The Company performs on March 28 at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.

 

On March 29, enjoy Sun & Sounds at noon in Scottsdale Civic Center, featuring Ang Sirena, Jaleo, and a vibrant mix of food vendors and art displays.

 

Film lovers can experience Antonio Sánchez’s “Birdman Live” that evening, pairing a screening of “Birdman” with live percussion at the Performing Arts Center.

 

Art buffs won’t want to miss “Mark + Making” and “Tender Alchemy” at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art starting March 21.

 

An extreme heat warning is in place, so check schedules and stay hydrated while enjoying these local events.

The Hilton Scottsdale Resort & Villas has completed a spectacular $24 million makeover, setting a new benchmark for luxury hospitality in Scottsdale, Arizona.

 

Guests can now enjoy 45 newly renovated two-bedroom Premium Villas, designed with private entrances, dedicated parking, and residential-style amenities for a secluded getaway.

 

Interiors feature fireplaces, modern kitchens, and private patios, capturing the essence of the Sonoran Desert.

 

For business and celebrations, the resort boasts over 30,000 square feet of refreshed event space, highlighted by a rooftop terrace with breathtaking city views.

 

Salt & Sol, the new Mediterranean-inspired restaurant, elevates the culinary experience with fresh coastal dishes and signature cocktails beside the main pool.

 

Enhanced wellness offerings, including a renovated fitness center and tailored in-villa services, round out the ultimate Scottsdale retreat.

 

The resort’s prime location ensures guests have easy access to Scottsdale’s shopping, nightlife, golf, and hiking adventures.

Soul Fire Tacos has sparked excitement in the Scottsdale Airpark, celebrating its grand opening on February 21, 2026.

 

Spearheaded by Dana Dumas, founder of SugarJam The Southern Kitchen, the new spot at 15111 N. Hayden Rd., Suite 120, serves up a vibrant blend of Southern and Latin flavors.

 

Dumas brings together cherished family traditions, music, and culinary influences, creating a unique fast-casual experience just steps from her first restaurant.

 

The menu features inventive choices like beer-battered catfish tacos, short rib birria, tequila lime wings, and the indulgent “Soul Roll,” a crispy twist on Southern staples.

 

Chef Johnnie Dixon, a former Ohio State football standout, now leads the kitchen, delighting guests with daily rotating specials.

 

This 900-square-foot eatery offers seating for 24, welcoming diners Tuesday through Sunday to savor Scottsdale’s boldest taco fusion.

Chase Field stands out in downtown Phoenix as the lively home of the Arizona Diamondbacks.

 

Fans can enjoy more than just baseball, with a sleek sportsbook and restaurant on-site offering live sports betting and tempting dining options.

 

Nearby, the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve draws art and history lovers to explore its 1,500 ancient petroglyphs etched into the rocks—an immersive touch of local heritage.

 

For those craving outdoor adventure, Daisy Mountain Preserve provides informal hiking and biking trails across stunning desert landscapes, delivering a true connection with nature.

 

Just a short drive away, Scottsdale buzzes with energy thanks to nightlife and upscale dining. The much-anticipated opening of Drake’s Hollywood in Old Town promises classic steaks, martinis, and decadent desserts.

 

Scottsdale Fashion Square impresses with luxury shopping, while soon-to-debut City Winery will offer on-site winemaking, concerts, and events—all steps from the ballpark action.

Scottsdale’s fitness community comes alive this March with an exciting lineup of wellness events designed for all ages and interests.

 

On March 7, The Promenade hosts the free Fit & Flow Wellness Event, offering fitness classes, rejuvenating sauna and cold plunge sessions, plus a lively coffee bar. Guests should bring their own mats for a seamless workout experience.

 

March 14 marks the return of the Vikara Scottsdale Yoga Festival at the Civic Center, where participants can immerse themselves in outdoor Vinyasa Yoga, Mat Pilates, and guided meditation beneath the desert sky.

 

The month wraps up on March 28 with Be Well 2026 at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess. This half-day affair—created with Lululemon—blends expert-led workouts, wellness workshops, and nourishing treats in an inspiring setting.

 

Scottsdale’s vibrant calendar illustrates its dedication to wellness, making March a transformative time for community health and connection.

The Henry, helmed by acclaimed restaurateur Sam Fox, is bringing new energy to North Scottsdale’s dining scene with its highly anticipated opening on March 18.

 

Located at the southwest corner of Loop 101 and Scottsdale Road, The Henry transforms a former Denny’s into a spacious 7,000-square-foot culinary destination.

 

The restaurant is designed for seamless indoor-outdoor dining with a large patio and a vibrant interior courtyard, aiming to foster a warm, welcoming atmosphere for locals.

 

Known for its all-day versatility, The Henry offers an early-morning walk-up coffee bar with fresh pastries, then shifts to a robust lunch and dinner menu, plus happy hour and a celebrated weekend brunch.

 

The interior features open kitchens, leather banquettes, and marble tables—blending sophistication with comfort.

 

With the arrival of The Henry and other spots like Élephante, North Scottsdale is cementing its status as a sought-after food destination.

Indibar, a contemporary Indian restaurant in Scottsdale, has been celebrated as one of the nation’s top dining spots for its inventive, modern approach to classic Indian cuisine.

 

Opened in March 2025, Indibar quickly distinguished itself under Chef Partner Nigel Lobo and Executive Chef Ajay Singh, whose international backgrounds have elevated the city’s culinary scene.

 

Their menu features vibrant starters like Kale & Walnut Tikki and Malai Romanesco, alongside flavorful mains such as Shahi Matar Paneer and Subz Biryani.

 

Signature tandoor selections—like the Afghani Murgh and Hare Masala Lamb Chops—highlight expert preparation, while creative cocktails, including the gold-adorned 24K Negroni, round out the experience.

 

A sleek environment at 6208 N. Scottsdale Road sets the stage for Indibar’s culinary innovation, earning it a James Beard Award semifinalist nod and further solidifying Scottsdale’s culinary reputation.

 

Discover bold, memorable flavors at one of Scottsdale’s premier dining destinations.

Scottsdale and its neighbors are alive with activity March 13–15, offering an array of unique experiences.

 

The Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival returns for its 36th year at Rawhide Western Town, blending city heritage with carnival rides, diverse food, and headline acts like Kansas, Ravyn Lenae, and Jo Dee Messina.

 

Step into another era at the Arizona Renaissance Festival in Gold Canyon, where jousting, artisan markets, and medieval fun await on weekends through March 29.

 

Mesa Arts Center’s free ALT Fest on Friday night dazzles with interactive art, lights, and immersive tech, while families can flock to the SUPER Spring Festival Saturday at Scottsdale’s Arizona Boardwalk for hands-on activities and local vendors.

 

Immerse yourself in Irish heritage with “Experience Ireland” at the Musical Instrument Museum, the lively St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Phoenix, or the Irish Fountain Fest in Fountain Hills, complete with the festive greening of the fountain.

 

Wherever you go, the Valley’s spring spirit promises a weekend to remember.

The Kimpton Era Midtown New York has debuted in Manhattan, bringing a new 33-story hotel with 529 guest rooms, including suites and nine terrace rooms.

 

Located at 32 West 48th Street, guests enjoy floor-to-ceiling window seats with sweeping city vistas—south-facing rooms gaze at the Empire State Building, while north-facing options overlook Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue.

 

Designed by INC Architecture & Design, the interiors blend modern style with local character.

 

A sleek self-service check-in leads to a third-floor lobby, with amenities such as a 24-hour fitness center and four unique dining venues by Apicii.

 

Bar Rocco—helmed by chef Rocco DiSpirito—offers Italian-American cuisine, while more dining concepts are set to open soon, including a rooftop izakaya with skyline views.

 

Meanwhile, Scottsdale’s Kimpton Miralina Resort & Villas brings expansive luxury and experiences beneath Arizona’s mountain vistas, highlighting a shift toward destination-focused hospitality.

Tiffany Passehl has been named the new Old Town Specialist by the City of Scottsdale, a vital role for strengthening the Old Town Scottsdale community and boosting tourism efforts.

 

In her new position, Passehl will connect city leaders with local businesses, residents, and key stakeholders to support the area’s popular events and dynamic attractions.

 

Her appointment arrives just ahead of Scottsdale’s 75th anniversary celebrations in 2026, which include the Parada del Sol Historic Parade and the energetic Founder’s Day Celebration.

 

Passehl brings experience in communications and project management, having overseen more than 350 initiatives.

 

Her leadership coincides with a new $40 million investment dedicated to revitalizing Old Town’s infrastructure and ensuring Scottsdale remains a top destination.

 

Residents and visitors can expect a more vibrant, connected Old Town as Scottsdale prepares for a landmark year.

The Specialized Cactus Cup will introduce a standalone vintage race for 2026, embracing Scottsdale’s mountain biking heritage.

 

Set for March 13 at McDowell Mountain Regional Park, the event features classic bikes, a retro $20 entry fee, and a pro wrestling-style winners' belt for a fun, nostalgic twist.

 

Attendees can admire vintage bikes on display at the VORBA tent or join a raffle with prizes from leading industry brands.

 

The Cactus Cup’s weekend lineup includes cross country, short track, and sprint races, plus family-friendly activities like kids’ races and a bunny hop contest, making it a true community celebration.

 

Scottsdale’s sports calendar also recently featured the WM Phoenix Open with an energized crowd at TPC Scottsdale and the lively Super Sports Saturday at Chaparral Park.

 

The city continues to unite athletes, fans, and families, solidifying its lively and inclusive sports culture.

Scottsdale, Arizona shines as a destination for families seeking both delicious food and memorable experiences.

 

Local favorites like the Sugar Bowl offer a nostalgic vibe with classic desserts, while Oregano's delights all ages with generous pizza portions and its irresistible cookie skillet.

 

Culinary Dropout and The Duce blend comfort food with fun atmospheres, featuring patio games and retro entertainment.

 

Barrio Queen brings festive, authentic Mexican cuisine that’s sure to impress, and McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park invites families to picnic between train rides and playground time.

 

Attractions like OdySea Aquarium and Butterfly Wonderland are surrounded by family-friendly dining options—perfect for satisfying picky eaters after a day of adventure.

 

Whether enjoying arcade fun at Mavrix or the thrill of racing at Octane Raceway, Scottsdale’s varied dining scene makes every outing special for kids and adults alike.

DrNewmed Health & Wellness is redefining primary care in Scottsdale by merging advanced medical expertise with a deeply patient-centered approach.

 

Patients benefit from personalized services that include medical weight loss, diabetes and hypertension management, and thorough nutrition counseling.

 

Minimal wait times and a strong focus on open communication set this clinic apart, ensuring both efficient and empathetic care.

 

Nina Pliakos, FNP-C, specializes in chronic disease management and is passionate about educating patients, empowering them to make healthier, informed choices for lasting wellness.

 

The clinic proudly holds a 4.9-star Google rating, reflecting high levels of patient trust and satisfaction with its transparent healthcare services.

 

DrNewmed Health & Wellness, at 7425 E Shea Blvd, Ste. 112, is setting a new benchmark for accessible, quality care in the Scottsdale community.

Meet Dash, a lively one-year-old husky currently living with a caring foster in Scottsdale.

 

Once a stray, Dash has grown into an affectionate and loyal companion, weighing under 50 pounds with a lighter coat perfect for Arizona.

 

He loves human attention but may take a little time getting comfortable with children and men.

 

When settled, Dash is a loving cuddle buddy brimming with playful energy and thrives best in active households.

 

Though he’s still learning about boundaries, Dash has done well in group settings with other dogs, and he eagerly awaits more doggie playdates.

 

He’s crate-trained, responds to structure, and quickly picks up on basic commands with treats and praise.

 

Families with older kids and puppy-proofed homes are ideal for this energetic husky.

 

Interested in meeting Dash? AZ Husky Rescue will introduce adoptable dogs like him on March 7 at Einstein Bros Bagels and at the Doggie Street Festival on March 28 in Scottsdale.

Celine Rasborn has taken ownership of PrideStaff’s Phoenix Metro–Scottsdale office, effective March 2, 2026.

 

With deep expertise in staffing and workforce solutions, she aims to elevate local service and strengthen the office’s reputation for excellence.

 

Rasborn steps into the role previously held by Ann Gilbert, who will continue to lead PrideStaff in the Phoenix Metro–East Valley.

 

This transition enables both locations to operate independently while expanding PrideStaff’s regional impact.

 

Scottsdale’s rapid economic growth, spotlighted by the vibrant Airpark business hub, is drawing major companies and new developments.

 

The area now hosts more than 3,300 businesses and nearly 48 million square feet of space, reflecting booming opportunities.

 

Under Rasborn’s leadership, the Scottsdale office is committed to delivering customized staffing solutions that address shifting workforce needs in a competitive market.

 

Her vision brings renewed energy and strategic focus to supporting businesses and talent across Scottsdale and the broader Phoenix Metro area.

Center Court Pickleball Club is breaking ground on a new 35,000-square-foot indoor facility in Scottsdale, with an expected launch in summer 2026.

 

Located in the Scottsdale Fiesta Retail Center at 10220 N. 90th Street, the club will feature 13 courts and serve as the company’s new headquarters and training center.

 

This expansion, the club’s fourth Valley location, aims to provide quick access for residents of Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Fountain Hills.

 

More than 100 construction jobs are underway, and 25 to 50 permanent positions are expected when doors open.

 

Multi-club membership options and daily free open play make participation easy and accessible.

 

Center Court is a proud partner of USA Pickleball and hosts events offering locals a shot at Nationals.

The Scottsdale Symphonic Orchestra presents "The Wayfarer's Hope: A Nation's Journey" on Sunday, March 22, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.

 

This is the fifth event in the orchestra’s six-part series, "The American Journey: Struggle, Spirit, and Triumph," celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with a moving reflection on national history and future aspirations.

 

The concert opens with the world premiere of an overture by William C. White, offering a dynamic take on contemporary American music and the nation’s evolving identity.

 

Mezzo-soprano Sedona Libero follows with Mahler’s "Songs of a Wayfarer," bringing an intimate, emotional dimension that echoes the country’s broader journey.

 

After intermission, Sibelius’s Symphony No. 2 concludes the program, its stirring finale symbolizing perseverance and hope.

 

Tickets start at $20.

 

This evening of orchestral music promises to honor America’s enduring spirit.

Scottsdale Art Week returns from March 19 to 22, 2026, at WestWorld of Scottsdale, drawing art lovers to over 120 galleries from 15 countries.

 

The vibrant celebration begins with the Opening Night Vernissage on March 19, offering exclusive early access from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. for $150, rising to $200 after early bird sales.

 

General admission runs Friday to Sunday, with tickets at $40 for one day or $80 for a weekend pass.

 

In April, the Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market takes over WestWorld from April 24 to 26, featuring more than 160 unique vendors.

 

Shoppers can explore vintage treasures, enjoy live music, and sample local food trucks.

 

Tickets range from $10 to $50, with various entry times and discounts for early buyers.

 

Both events spotlight Scottsdale’s flourishing arts and culture community.

Scottsdale Art Week returns March 19–22, 2026, at WestWorld of Scottsdale, inviting art lovers to immerse themselves in a dynamic showcase of international creativity.

 

The festivities begin Thursday, March 19, with VIP and media previews, giving collectors early access to exclusive works during the 'First Look' session, followed by the elegant Opening Night Vernissage benefiting the Phoenix Art Museum.

 

From Friday to Sunday, guests can browse impressive collections from leading galleries, with extended hours for maximum exploration.

 

Ticket options range from special preview access to general admission and student rates, making the event accessible for all.

 

Beyond Art Week, Scottsdale’s vibrant scene includes the weekly Thursday night ArtWalk and the contemporary ‘Desert Mirror’ exhibit at Taliesin West, spotlighting art inspired by the desert landscape.

 

Art Week 2026 promises a bold celebration of community, culture, and creativity for Scottsdale and beyond.

Meet Shazam, a lively one-year-old Siberian Husky mix brightening Scottsdale’s rescue scene with his playful spirit and unyielding energy.

 

Shazam’s affectionate nature shines through as he searches for a family able to match his enthusiasm.

 

Once misunderstood for his high energy, a dedicated foster family gave him a chance, where he quickly impressed with his intelligence and love for learning.

 

He thrives with activities like running, fetch, and doggy puzzles, yet needs regular stimulation to keep boredom at bay.

 

Shazam adores other dogs, especially those who can keep up with his hours-long play sessions.

 

Crate training has helped him manage separation anxiety and maintain good habits.

 

An active home with a secure yard, preferably with other canine companions or teens, is ideal for fulfilling his adventurous Husky nature.

 

In pet-friendly Scottsdale, Shazam is ready to find a forever home—and bring boundless joy to those lucky enough to adopt him.

Gorgeous Things in Old Town Scottsdale is redefining local fashion with its focus on unique, personalized apparel. Founded by Sara Peterson, whose love for creative wardrobe storytelling dates back to childhood, the boutique grew from a dining-room project in 2017 into a vibrant destination for custom denim and accessories.

 

Customers can purchase new creations or bring their own items for one-of-a-kind customization. Gorgeous Things is known for eye-catching denim jackets, but also personalizes bags, sweaters, and T-shirts. A massive wall filled with thousands of patches helps shoppers find pieces that tell their story— or they can even design their own.

 

The boutique’s interactive process invites friends and families to collaborate on designs, making it a social activity as much as a shopping experience. Peterson plans to expand, with each new location reflecting its city’s unique vibe.

 

Located at 7088 E 5th Ave, Gorgeous Things is a must-visit for personalized style seekers in Scottsdale.

Din Tai Fung, internationally famed for its signature soup dumplings, will launch its first Arizona spot at Scottsdale Fashion Square on April 20, 2026.

 

The eagerly awaited restaurant will occupy a 10,000-square-foot space beside Catch and Élephante, offering seating for about 340 guests.

 

Rockwell Group’s design features a striking curved façade, a central tree, and a lively full bar, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.

 

One standout feature is the open dumpling-expo kitchen, where guests can watch master chefs handcraft each delicate xiao long bao.

 

Reservations open on February 26 at 9 a.m., and demand is expected to be high.

 

This Scottsdale debut introduces Arizona to a beloved brand known worldwide since 1958 and signals fresh culinary excitement for the region.

 

A second Arizona location will follow in Chandler by 2027, as Din Tai Fung expands its celebrated Taiwanese dining experience across the Valley.

Golden sunrise stretches across Arizona’s ochre and sienna deserts, establishing a powerful sense of tranquility and renewal.

 

Once known mainly for its arid beauty, Arizona has grown into a renowned wellness destination, drawing visitors from around the globe seeking self-care and restoration.

 

The state’s luxury desert resorts seamlessly blend top-tier hospitality, Native American healing traditions, and spa therapies using local botanicals.

 

High-end travelers now flock to places like Sedona’s Enchantment Resort and The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain, immersing themselves in meditation, holistic treatments, and nature-inspired rituals.

 

For centuries, Indigenous communities revered these landscapes for their spiritual and medicinal value, a legacy honored by today’s wellness retreats.

 

Arizona’s evolving wellness scene invites guests to slow down, reconnect, and find balance amid dramatic desert vistas—offering not just relaxation, but genuine transformation.

Meet Herbie, an affectionate Siberian Husky mix in Scottsdale, Arizona, who is searching for a permanent home.

 

Once found as a stray, Herbie has blossomed in foster care, displaying friendly behavior with both large and small dogs.

 

He responds to gentle direction and is eager to please, making him a delightful companion.

 

Herbie is well-suited for various households, from active couples to retirees or families with children.

 

If you’d like to meet him, contact the local rescue for a visit.

 

Fostering is just as vital as adoption in Scottsdale, providing socialization and care that boosts rescue dogs’ adoption chances.

 

Consider attending the Paws & Give: Adoption & Donation Open House on February 21, 2026, at Blue Zones Project Scottsdale—meet adoptable dogs, give supplies, and support local rescues.

 

Your involvement, whether fostering or adopting, can transform the lives of dogs like Herbie.

Chloe is a spirited 3-year-old husky mix who has overcome a difficult start in Navajo County to become a loving, playful companion.

 

Once unsure and fearful, Chloe blossomed with the patient care of her foster family, seamlessly joining a home with five other dogs and revealing her gentle, sociable nature.

 

She delights in daily walks, car rides, and splashing in the doggy pool, while her playful side shines as she chases bugs and naps under her foster’s desk.

 

Chloe thrives with structure and the company of confident canine friends.

 

She’s best suited for a patient family who can offer slow introductions and a home without cats, small dogs, or young children.

 

Her story highlights the crucial role of rescue organizations in Scottsdale and the lasting impact of fostering, volunteering, and adopting rescue dogs like Chloe.

 

With compassion and patience, Chloe is eager to share her joy with her forever family.

Scottsdale is redefining wedding style in 2026, with digital invitations setting new standards for convenience and sustainability.

 

Eco-conscious couples are choosing online invites that effortlessly adapt to last-minute changes and Arizona's unpredictable weather, while also reducing paper waste.

 

The latest designs capture the essence of the desert, featuring soft sunset gradients, minimalist layouts, and nature-inspired touches like cacti and agave, infusing each event with authentic Southwest charm.

 

Integrated features—including maps, lodging info, and detailed itineraries—make guest planning seamless, and automated RSVPs ensure stress-free coordination for the many multi-day celebrations in the area.

 

Selecting the right digital invite means aligning style with the event’s atmosphere, whether it’s an elegant Scottsdale resort or an intimate Sedona backdrop, while considering the tech needs of every guest.

 

These thoughtful innovations offer a flexible, personalized, and memorable start to any uniquely Arizonan celebration.

Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale has launched new wellness experiences, inviting guests to find tranquility in the Sonoran Desert’s stunning landscape while focusing on their well-being.

 

The highlight is the Goodnight Reiki session, a 50-minute evening ritual with meditation and Reiki by expert Jessica Noele of Feral Attuned.

 

Designed to ease stress, deepen sleep, and provide a fresh start, the session is offered nightly and can be reserved for singles or couples with 48-hour notice.

 

The Citizens Club continues to inspire mindful living with its new Curator service, helping guests organize tailored wellness itineraries—from sunrise hikes and digital detox kits to private fitness and cooking demos with Chef Charles Wiley.

 

Brunch at Hearth ’61 just got healthier, too, thanks to the citrusy Cortisol Cocktail, a magnesium-rich, stress-busting mocktail available each morning.

 

With serene pools, yoga, meditation, and sound healing, visitors can truly rejuvenate and reconnect at Mountain Shadows.

Valley restaurants and bars are serving up a grand slam this spring training season, rolling out special deals for fans who show a same-day game ticket.

 

The REMI. Scottsdale invites baseball lovers to enjoy its Perfect Pitch package, featuring a stylish room, local craft beers, and gourmet popcorn, just steps from Scottsdale Stadium and spring training hotspots.

 

Pita Jungle offers a complimentary small hummus with proof of entry, while Adobe Bar & Grille tempts diners with a Biltmore Dog and local lager combo for $20.

 

Fans can savor authentic Neapolitan “Pizza al Portafoglio” from Pizzeria Virtu or enjoy limited-edition cocktails at Sanctuary Camelback’s Jade Bar through March.

 

Other highlights: Over Easy gives 10% off meals, Pedal Haus does $10 beer-and-hot dog specials, and both Diego Pops and The Montauk offer discounted drinks.

 

With more deals at Westside Concepts and Brody’s Italian, the Valley is in full swing for spring training.

The Mission, a celebrated Scottsdale Latin restaurant, has debuted its third Valley location at Gilbert’s Epicenter at Agritopia, delighting East Valley food lovers.

 

Led by Chef Matt Carter and business partner Brian Raab, the restaurant brings its signature candle-lit ambiance and striking Himalayan salt brick wall to Gilbert, blending warm wood accents with a dramatic atmosphere.

 

Guests can savor acclaimed menu highlights such as daily house-made tortillas, the iconic Tableside Guacamole, Pozole, and shareable Roasted Pork Shoulder tacos.

 

The agave-focused bar serves up unique tequila and mezcal cocktails, complementing the bold flavors.

 

Designed by Mendil + Meyer, the space features an airy, enclosed patio, and a bold bar with seating for 20, along with a private dining area for up to 40 guests.

 

The Mission Gilbert is open daily for lunch and dinner, promising a fresh, elevated experience for local diners.

The Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North welcomes Gregory James as its new Executive Chef, ushering in fresh energy to its culinary scene.

 

With over 30 years in the industry, Chef James brings a passion for ingredient-driven cuisine and collaborative leadership, earning accolades like Chef of the Year from the Restaurant Association of Maryland in 2022.

 

He will oversee all food operations, blending the Sonoran Desert’s unique flavors with understated luxury across signature restaurants such as Proof, Onyx Bar & Lounge, Talavera, and Saguaro Blossom.

 

His approach emphasizes elevated comfort, regional sourcing, and sustainable practices, promising refined yet approachable dishes.

 

Chef James also plans to foster a supportive kitchen culture and mentor local talent, reinforcing Scottsdale’s growing reputation for culinary innovation.

 

His vision is set to elevate the resort as a premier dining destination throughout the Southwest.

Downtown Chandler will come alive with smoky aromas and live music as the BBQ Festival returns on March 7 and 8, 2026, at Dr. A.J. Chandler Park East Stage Plaza.

 

Presented by SanTan Brewing Company and SanTan Distilling, this highly anticipated event brings together the Valley’s top pitmasters and renowned vendors like Little Miss BBQ, Caldwell County BBQ's Brisket Burger, and Back Alley BBQ.

 

Festivalgoers can savor everything from ribs to inventive comfort food, paired with craft beers and signature SanTan Spirits cocktails.

 

Live performances will fill the weekend, featuring standout acts such as Hillbilly Deluxe and Lacey Rashea Band.

 

Mark the calendar for the Downtown Chandler Fine Art & Wine Festival on February 13–15, and discover more vibrant February offerings in Scottsdale at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts and Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.

 

Chandler’s event lineup promises unique experiences for all.

Scottsdale, Arizona is quickly becoming a top destination for luxury wellness and longevity retreats, offering visitors transformative experiences that focus on both body and mind.

 

The upcoming Kimpton Miralina Resort & Villas will open its 42-acre oasis in early 2026.

 

With over 400 rooms, six pools, a full-service spa, and cutting-edge fitness facilities, guests will enjoy a blend of sophisticated amenities and holistic wellness options.

 

The iconic JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort & Spa is set for a $24 million spa makeover, reopening in January 2026 with 20 new treatment rooms and a hydrotherapy area featuring thermal, salt, and cold plunge pools for tailored wellness journeys.

 

Leading-edge longevity care is now available at Lumati and The Biomed Center Scottsdale, where evidence-based health optimization and regenerative therapies promise a longer, healthier life for locals and visitors alike.

Romeo, an affectionate 3-year-old husky, is hoping to find his forever family in Scottsdale.

 

After a tough start at a local shelter, this playful pup has blossomed in foster care, showing off his loyalty and gentle spirit.

 

He gets along well with other dogs and loves activities like hikes, car rides, and even splashing in kiddie pools.

 

Romeo is crate-trained, enjoys children ages 3 and up, and is mastering leash walks and basic manners through steady training.

 

Because of his prey drive, a cat-free home is best for him.

 

Families interested in adopting can meet Romeo at special adoption events on February 14 at K9 Resorts Chandler and February 15 at Wheels & Wags in Tempe.

 

Ready to open your heart to a loyal new friend?

 

Visit AZ Husky Rescue for more details.

Arizona is the ultimate destination for romance seekers this Valentine’s Day, with lavish resorts and one-of-a-kind experiences designed for couples.

 

In Scottsdale, the newly renovated Spa at Camelback Inn debuts in January 2026, pairing immersive treatments with Sonoran Desert serenity, while Hotel Valley Ho tempts with gourmet dining and pampering spa packages.

 

Phoenix’s JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & Spa provides indulgent specialty scrubs, exclusive adults-only pools, and romantic meals at signature restaurants.

 

Couples in Tempe can elevate their evenings on the Lucero Rooftop Lounge or savor a chef-curated Valentine’s menu at Omni Montelucia.

 

For those craving Sedona’s magic, Enchantment Resort offers guided hikes and creative workshops while Mii amo immerses couples in ceremonial experiences and spa rituals.

 

Each destination blends luxury, romance, and local flair, ensuring an unforgettable Valentine’s escape in Arizona.

Baseball fans in Scottsdale can now experience the rich heritage of America’s pastime at the Old Town Baseball Experience, newly opened inside Frasher’s Tavern at Drinkwater Boulevard and Indian School Road.

 

Managed by the Arizona Baseball Legacy and Experience (ABLE) nonprofit, this interactive museum showcases Scottsdale’s special place in local baseball history.

 

Exhibits highlight everything from Arizona’s early “Outlaw” leagues and the evolution of spring training to the rise of the modern Cactus League and Scottsdale’s high school baseball legacy.

 

George Frasher, owner of Frasher’s Tavern, has generously shared his vast memorabilia collection, giving fans a rare look at artifacts and vintage treasures.

 

With year-round programming, a planned bookstore, and free admission, the museum offers a welcoming space for baseball lovers of all ages to celebrate Arizona’s enduring love for the game.

Fitigues, the iconic '90s casualwear brand, has made a celebrated return to Scottsdale, Arizona, guided once again by founders Steve and Andi Rosenstein.

 

After reclaiming the brand’s intellectual property, the Rosensteins launched a flagship store at 20875 N Pima Rd in December 2025, reigniting the label’s distinct legacy.

 

Known for its elevated sweats and trendsetting roots, Fitigues faded after its 2006 sale, but its revival taps today’s appetite for quality and comfort.

 

The new store offers a blend of classic designs and modern touches, resonating with both longtime fans and a fresh generation.

 

This resurgence comes as Scottsdale’s retail and dining scene flourishes, highlighted by the new Caesars Republic Scottsdale hotel and acclaimed Italian eatery Élephante.

 

Embraced by the local community, Fitigues reaffirms its commitment to authenticity and timeless casual style.

Be Well 2026 returns to the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess on March 28, 2026, promising a half-day escape focused on movement, mindfulness, and self-care.

 

From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., attendees can join yoga, barre, and Pilates classes led by expert instructors, open to both beginners and experienced practitioners.

 

The event features interactive wellness activations, product discoveries, and healthy cuisine—blending indulgence with mindful living.

 

A robust lineup of top beauty and wellness brands, such as BioMed, bluSONIL, Well & Being Spa, and Dr. Steve Scottsdale, will offer hands-on experiences throughout the day.

 

Guests will hear from inspiring speakers, enjoy gourmet bites, and leave with curated wellness gifts.

 

With space limited, tickets are $75 and early birds get $25 off using code EARLYBIRD.

 

The Fairmont’s recent Blue Zones Award recognition only strengthens its reputation as a leader in luxury wellness.

 

Scottsdale shines as a destination for holistic health and vibrant living.

Looking to welcome a loyal companion into your Scottsdale home?

 

Fenris is a lively one-year-old Husky and German Shepherd mix who’s ready for adoption.

 

With his stunning white and cream coat, Fenris brings a mix of playful spirit and affectionate charm.

 

He thrives in active households, gets along well with other dogs, and is wonderful with children over seven.

 

While his energy isn’t a match for cats, Fenris is fully house-trained and current on all vaccinations.

 

AZ Husky Rescue in Scottsdale offers support and education to families looking to adopt Huskies and similar breeds, ensuring a smooth and rewarding process.

 

Upcoming community events, including Paws & Give Adoption Open House and Design for Dogs, provide chances to meet Fenris and other adoptable pets, supporting animal welfare and community bonding.

Scottsdale, Arizona, is set to light up Galentine’s Day 2026 with creative classes, festive brunches, and dynamic gatherings perfect for celebrating friendship.

 

Cactus Flower Florists hosts a hands-on floral workshop February 20, offering guests a chance to build bouquets and bond over blooms for $85 each.

 

Enjoy cocktails and networking with industry leaders at the WRISE Arizona Galentine’s Happy Hour, slated for February 12 at The Vig McCormick Ranch.

 

Scottsdale Quarter’s event on February 13 promises shopping deals, live music, and a swag bag for $20, making for a memorable evening out.

 

Pour Decisions brings a weekend market celebrating women-owned businesses, with live music and unique workshops for just $5 admission.

 

From bracelet making at JoJo’s ShakeBAR to bingo and mocktails at the Via Linda Senior Center’s brunch, there’s an experience for every friend group.

 

Scottsdale’s diverse Galentine’s events ensure everyone finds a vibrant way to honor friendship in 2026.

Café Monarch in Old Town Scottsdale has been named the most romantic restaurant in the nation by Yelp’s 2026 rankings.

 

This prestigious recognition celebrates Café Monarch’s elegant atmosphere and unwavering dedication to creating memorable, intimate dinners.

 

Patrons and Elite Squad reviewers continually highlight its lavish garden setting, impeccable service, and seasonal prix fixe menus.

 

This beloved Scottsdale destination, at 6939 E. First Ave., remains a go-to spot for locals and visitors seeking extraordinary romantic evenings.

 

Arizona’s culinary scene also shines, as Cibo Pizzeria in downtown Phoenix secured third place, renowned for its cozy charm and authentic Italian fare.

 

Lon’s at The Hermosa Inn, A Different Pointe of View, and The Mission also earned national mentions, reflecting the Valley’s diverse dining options for special occasions.

 

Securing a reservation at Café Monarch is advised, as its stellar reputation continues to draw diners from across the country.

JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort & Spa has debuted its stunning $25 million spa transformation, redefining luxury wellness in Scottsdale.

 

Inspired by the Sonoran Desert’s tranquility, the new spa now features the ariVéa philosophy, blending ancient rituals with desert-inspired energy for a truly holistic experience.

 

Visitors enjoy tailored sound therapy, hydrotherapy, and indigenous treatments across twenty redesigned treatment rooms, including spacious double suites.

 

A highlight is the Wellness Circuit—a space focused on muscle recovery—with a Himalayan salt sauna, aromatic steam cavern, and invigorating cold therapy showers.

 

Elsewhere, Wespac Residential has begun a 215-unit residential project at Scottsdale Road and Gold Dust Avenue, promising lush amenities by 2027.

 

The city’s heart, Scottsdale Fashion Square, continues to upgrade, adding a luxury fitness center and refined retail spaces.

 

Together, these enhancements reinforce Scottsdale’s status as a destination for luxury, wellness, and vibrant living.

HonorHealth has launched an innovative Produce Prescription Program in Scottsdale, Arizona, to improve health and fight food insecurity.

 

Backed by a nearly $500,000 USDA grant, the program lets doctors prescribe fresh fruits and vegetables—up to $50 in produce credits monthly for six months—to eligible Medicare and Medicaid patients managing chronic conditions like type 2 diabetes, hypertension, or obesity.

 

These credits are redeemable at Desert Mission’s Mobile Farm Stands, bringing organic, farm-fresh produce to accessible locations across Phoenix and Scottsdale.

 

Participants also benefit from nutrition education and ongoing care team support, targeting both immediate access to healthy foods and long-term wellness.

 

The program runs through September 2028 and aims to improve dietary health, reduce disease risks, and enhance quality of life.

 

Meanwhile, Scottsdale is also investing in parks and recreation upgrades, further supporting community well-being.

Scottsdale is gearing up for a grand celebration in 2026, marking 75 years since its incorporation and inviting the community to honor its unique legacy.

 

The anniversary festivities begin with the free Scottsdale Serenade, featuring local talents and a historical musical journey narrated by Joan Fudala on January 25 at Pinnacle Presbyterian Church.

 

Residents can embrace the city’s past at the Founder's Day event on February 26 at the Little Red Schoolhouse, reflecting on Scottsdale’s roots and its pioneering spirit.

 

The iconic Parada Del Sol Parade returns January 31, spotlighting Scottsdale’s “diamond” anniversary with floats, cultural showcases, and a lively Old Town festival.

 

Scottsdale Art Week dazzles art lovers in March at WestWorld, expanding its cultural offerings and cementing the city’s place in the contemporary art scene.

 

The city also welcomes the luxurious Kimpton Miralina Resort and the world’s largest indoor pickleball complex, PURE, further fueling Scottsdale’s vibrant future.

 

A $40 million Old Town revitalization underscores Scottsdale’s ongoing commitment to community, culture, and hospitality.

Estelle, a vibrant two-story open-air bar and dining destination, has opened at 4439 N. Saddlebag Trail in Old Town Scottsdale.

 

Crafted by the creators of The Montauk and Diego Pops, Estelle fuses Mediterranean and Mexican influences with an energetic, coastal-inspired design.

 

The 5,800-square-foot space seats up to 400 and features natural textures, breezy decor, and sweeping views of Camelback Mountain.

 

By day, guests enjoy airy lunches and lounges, while nights bring a rooftop party atmosphere with curated house music.

 

Dishes highlight seasonal Greek, Italian, and Mediterranean flavors.

 

Menu favorites include birria grilled cheese, ahi tostadas, and pizzas from Margherita to Spicy Sausage & Hot Honey.

 

The cocktail menu emphasizes fresh citrus, Mediterranean spirits, and inventive creations like the Dirty Olive Oil Martini.

 

Estelle joins a blossoming culinary scene, reflecting Old Town’s energy and growing food culture.

Santa’s Magical Workshop is bringing holiday cheer to The Promenade Scottsdale on Friday, December 12, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Corporate Lawn.

 

Families can enjoy complimentary photos with Santa Claus, festive crafts for all ages, and a fun station to decorate their own Santa hats.

 

Live entertainment, enchanting holiday train rides, and sweet treats such as hot cocoa and peppermint cotton candy will add to the celebration.

 

The magical highlight is The Promenade’s First Snowfall, offering locals a rare chance to play in real snow right in the desert.

 

This festive, free event welcomes everyone to join in the seasonal fun.

 

Recent arrivals like Pvolve and Kura Sushi have enhanced The Promenade’s vibrant mix, with an IKEA planning studio set to open in April 2026 for personalized home design consultations.

As December arrives, Scottsdale radiates with seasonal magic, mixing Southwestern spirit and classic holiday joy.

 

Don’t miss the 10th anniversary of Scottsdazzle in Old Town, blending live music, dazzling lights, and local art with family-friendly fun all month long.

 

The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess becomes a holiday wonderland, offering mesmerizing light displays, festive attractions, and the chance to sled down a genuine Snow Mountain.

 

At the Phoenix Zoo, millions of twinkling ZooLights and interactive experiences light up the desert night—including sensory-friendly events and magical walk-throughs.

 

Ride the Paradise & Pacific Railroad at McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park under thousands of glowing lights or stroll among 8,000 luminarias at the Desert Botanical Garden for Las Noches de las Luminarias.

 

This season, Scottsdale is the ultimate destination for unforgettable memories and cheerful celebrations.

The AC Hotel Scottsdale Old Town will officially open its doors in February 2026, bringing a blend of European-inspired design and modern amenities to the heart of Old Town Scottsdale.

 

Located at 7117 E. 3rd Ave., the hotel features 168 stylish rooms, a rooftop pool with sweeping views of Camelback Mountain, and the Ciéleto restaurant in partnership with Wayfaring Group.

 

Guests can enjoy the AC Lounge, a 24/7 fitness center, flexible event spaces, and pet-friendly accommodations.

 

Co-owned and developed by PEG Companies, with design by Gensler and Edge ID, the hotel showcases a public art installation created alongside the City of Scottsdale.

 

This opening supports the city’s $40 million revitalization plan and adds about 50 new jobs, strengthening Old Town’s position as a vibrant destination blending heritage and innovation.

Scottsdale, Arizona is renowned for its lively arts community, upscale shopping, and striking desert scenery.

 

A major attraction is Scottsdale Fashion Square, the state’s largest mall offering more than 240 stores and diverse dining.

 

The newly opened Caesars Republic Hotel in March 2024 stands out as Caesars Entertainment’s first non-gaming property in the U.S., adding a new layer of excitement to the city’s hospitality scene.

 

Nearby, Scottsdale Quarter has experienced significant redevelopment, welcoming new favorites like Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams and Williams Sonoma.

 

Old Town Scottsdale fuses history and modern flair and will see a $40 million revitalization by August 2025, promising improved safety and infrastructure.

 

The Scottsdale Airpark district continues to attract leading businesses, reinforcing the city’s dynamic growth and vibrant community spirit.

Scottsdale’s Old Town Farmers Market will move to the City Hall parking lot in October 2026 as the city expands its First Street and Brown Avenue parking structure.

 

City officials say the new location near 75th Street and Bennie Gonzales Way keeps the market central, aiming to support vendors and visitors during construction.

 

However, the decision has fueled debate, with many residents worried about lower foot traffic and the market’s atmosphere.

 

A popular petition urges the city to save the market’s original spot, opposing the $15 million garage expansion that’s set to add 200 parking spaces for growing event and business demand.

 

Design and public meetings are underway, and city leaders promise collaboration with the community to ensure the new structure fits Old Town’s character.

 

Efforts like enhanced signage and promotions will help the beloved Saturday market continue thriving in its new home.

Scottsdale’s Thanksgiving lineup promises a feast full of inventive flavors and local flair, appealing to both traditionalists and adventurous eaters.

 

El Camino tempts with a Thanksgiving Smash Burger: American cheese, stuffing, cranberry spread, and gravy give a classic burger a holiday spin, available all November in lively Old Town.

 

Mountain Shadows in Paradise Valley presents a Chorizo Cornbread Stuffing — a Southwestern twist, featured both in their prix fixe Thanksgiving dinner and their takeout menu at Hearth '61.

 

Nobu Scottsdale elevates the season with rich truffle specials like new-style sashimi, Chilean sea bass, and king crab, infusing Thanksgiving with upscale luxury at Scottsdale Fashion Square.

 

Chula Seafood offers a unique Shrimp and Sausage Stuffing packed with herbs, shrimp, and Italian sausage for those craving the unexpected.

 

For a BBQ centerpiece, Caldwell County BBQ features a whole smoked brisket ready to serve a crowd in Gilbert.

 

Scottsdale’s creative dishes ensure memorable gatherings and bold new traditions this holiday.

As Halloween draws near, Scottsdale buzzes with vibrant celebrations and imaginative cocktails, promising unforgettable fun for every reveler.

 

Downtown’s annual Scottsdale Zombie Crawl returns October 31, inviting partygoers to roam between more than ten lively bars. Enjoy free admission, exclusive drink discounts, and spooky energy from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m., starting at Pour Decisions Patio & Kitchen.

 

On November 1, the city heats up again with the Screams & Shots Halloween Bar Crawl, beginning at Old Town Ski Lodge at 7:30 p.m. Expect DJs, inventive shots, and a festive crowd as costumes take center stage.

 

The same day, Old Town Halloween Bar Fest kicks off early from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m., offering drink specials, live music, and chilling surprises across top venues.

 

Festive cocktails abound, from the eerie Black Lagoon Pop-Up at Sunny’s Lounge to Hula’s Modern Tiki with its tropical Hula-ween drinks, ensuring a spirited celebration for all tastes.

The Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce will host its 'Breakfast with a Side of...Community Safety' on October 30, 2025, at the Westin Kierland Resort & Spa from 7:15 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

 

Karen Cahn of the SAFE Action Project leads the featured training session, focusing on identifying and addressing human trafficking through expert tools and a vigilant, proactive mindset.

 

Police Chief Joseph LeDuc is set to present the latest department strategies, including major technology upgrades and innovative engagement in Scottsdale police work.

 

Participants will earn a 'Be SAFE' certificate, recognizing their dedication to local safety.

 

Tickets cost $40 for chamber members and $50 for non-members.

 

Call Stephanie Miller at 480-355-2704 for details or to register.

 

Additional chamber events this October include a 'Chamber University' on AI and a 'Community Safety Forum' at The Homestead Community Center, each highlighting a strong community focus.

Scottsdale’s vibrant coffee culture offers something for every taste, blending tradition with fresh creativity.

 

Village Coffee Roastery delights with small-batch roasts and a welcoming space, making it a local favorite for lingering over a cup.

 

For a lively brunch, JOJO Coffeehouse charms with its signature espresso flights and weekend live music in the heart of Old Town.

 

Press Coffee stands out for its award-winning brews and dedication to quality at multiple Scottsdale locations.

 

At Sip Coffee & Beer, guests transition from energizing espresso in the morning to local brews and live tunes after dark.

 

Tamosan Coffee Lounge entices adventurous palates with creative drinks like the Cookie Butter latte.

 

Whether you favor bold blends at Renegade Coffee Company or chic, trendy sips at Street Brew Coffee, there’s a spot for every coffee lover.

 

Newcomers like Three Beans Café and established favorites like Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea deepen the city’s diverse offerings.

 

Scottsdale’s cafes are brimming with flavor and local character.

Scottsdale comes alive each autumn, welcoming locals and visitors with an exciting season of festivals and attractions.

 

The family-friendly Scottsdale Fall Festival brightens October 18 at the Civic Center, featuring live music, a magic show, a cocktail garden, and activities like Trick-or-Treat Alley and carnival games.

 

Art lovers can delve into Canal Convergence from November 7 to 16 at the Waterfront, showcasing stunning public art, interactive workshops, and dance performances, all revolving around the theme “SHOWTIME.”

 

The Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championships at WestWorld, set for November 8 and 9, offer high-energy polo, fashion shows, live music, and exotic cars, blending luxury with excitement.

 

Culinary buffs can anticipate chef Lisa Vanderpump’s new Wolf restaurant at Caesars Republic, promising creative cocktails and Camelback Mountain vistas.

 

For art and wine enthusiasts, Kierland’s Fine Art and Wine Festival on November 1–2 mixes local wines with vibrant artwork, while the free November 15 Harvest Festival on the Boardwalk delights families with crafts, music, and seasonal fun.

Scottsdale’s Italian restaurants deliver both old-world charm and inventive modern flavors, offering residents and visitors an array of exceptional dining destinations.

 

DeFalco's Italian Eatery and Grocery stands out with 100-year-old family recipes and a deli brimming with house-made Italian meats and cheeses.

 

Andreoli Italian Grocer, led by Chef Giovanni Scorzo, is known for imported specialties, fresh-baked goods, and award-nominated hospitality.

 

The Italiano offers elevated handmade pastas and steaks in a stylish, relaxing setting, while Élephante delivers coastal-inspired Italian fare in a fashion-forward venue.

 

DiMaggio's Italian Restaurant captures New York Italian flavor with locally sourced classics.

 

Celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis adds California flair at Luna by Giada, and Marcellino Ristorante impresses with regional dishes and live music vibes.

 

Rounding out the list, Fat Ox serves up modern, bold flavors with daily handmade pastas and artisanal cheeses, ensuring Scottsdale’s Italian scene remains truly unforgettable.

Scottsdale’s nightlife bursts with energy, offering dance venues for every mood and taste.

 

Riot House serves up party vibes with its fusion of nightclub, sports bar, and vibrant decor, plus lively DJs and prime VIP service.

 

Casa Amigos brings a colorful Tulum-inspired space and a blend of top 40s, hip-hop, and EDM for the ultimate dance crowd.

 

At Wasted Grain, patrons enjoy live bands, craft cocktails, and both indoor and outdoor dance areas, making it a staple for diverse nights out.

 

Cake Nightclub impresses with glamorous interiors, celebrity sightings, and pulse-pounding DJ sets in an upscale environment.

 

Maya Day + Night Club dazzles from day pool parties with world-class DJs to vibrant nighttime events with immersive lighting and European elegance.

 

From country line dancing at Handlebar J and Whiskey Row to dynamic urban beats at 11:11 Nightclub and Almost Famous, Scottsdale’s dance floors promise something for everyone.

Scottsdale Fashion Square will soon revitalize its signature Palm Court, unveiling a modernized hub designed for an even more welcoming experience.

 

Plans call for a fresh entryway, raised ceilings, and sleek sightlines, offering shoppers a sense of openness and style.

 

Visitors can expect inviting new seating, updated lighting, expanded restrooms, and upgraded dining spaces.

 

A striking, three-sided digital display will add vibrant visual energy to the heart of the mall.

 

Joining the dining lineup, Edo Japanese Grill will introduce teppanyaki, sushi, and boba, further diversifying Scottsdale's culinary scene.

 

Renovations begin January 2026 and are set for completion ahead of the next holiday season, with shops and restaurants operating throughout construction.

 

Macerich continues to champion Scottsdale Fashion Square as the region’s premier luxury destination, building on recent upgrades to meet evolving shopper expectations.

Scottsdale Leadership has revealed the recipients of its 2025 Spirit of Community Leadership Awards, celebrating local leaders who have made meaningful impacts across Scottsdale.

 

Kathy Wills receives the Drinkwater Leadership Award for over three decades of civic commitment, including guiding major local organizations and promoting financial literacy and youth mentorship.

 

Denny Brown earns the Hodges Alumni Achievement Award thanks to his steadfast service with Scottsdale Community Partners, where his collaborative spirit and focus on helping those in need continue to inspire.

 

Karina Koppikar, honored with the Bill Jenkins Youth Leadership Award, stands out for championing youth empowerment, education, and mental health at Chaparral High School, sparking positive change among her peers.

 

Pastor Jackie Parks garners the Frances Young Trailblazer Award for founding Community House, an innovative center supporting the homeless with essential services and partnerships.

 

The honorees will be celebrated December 12 at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess.

Scottsdale is a haven for frozen dessert lovers, with diverse ice cream and gelato spots serving both classic and boldly inventive flavors.

 

Scoop & Joy charms with playful animal-shaped scoops and in-house baked waffle cones, while Dessert in the Desert tempts with unique treats like fish-shaped cones and snowmilk flaked ice in flavors including matcha and black sesame.

 

Sweet Republic's artisan creations introduce unexpected tastes like Blueberry Honey Basil, and Fatty Daddy’s spotlights fresh, all-natural ingredients.

 

For a taste of nostalgia, Sugar Bowl serves timeless sundaes in a charming retro setting, while Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams delights with creative options like Skillet Cinnamon Roll at its new Scottsdale Quarter location.

 

Creamistry and Buzzed Bull Creamery offer interactive, made-to-order experiences using liquid nitrogen.

 

Gelato fans can savor authentic Italian flavors at Allora, Frost, That’s Amore, and Pussycat Gelato, making Scottsdale a true sweet spot for everyone.

Fourtillfour Café in Old Town Scottsdale will host its popular Porsches and Coffee gathering on Saturday, October 4, 2025, from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM.

 

Located at 7105 E 1st Ave, the café has been an icon for car enthusiasts since 2007, blending expertly roasted coffee with an admiration for Porsche vehicles.

 

Every first Saturday, the space buzzes as locals and out-of-town visitors convene to enjoy both classic and modern Porsches.

 

Fresh in-house coffee and tempting local pastries complement a lively atmosphere, with early arrival recommended due to strong turnout.

 

Fourtillfour also offers themed car and motorcycle meetups each weekend, celebrating everything from vintage Volkswagens to European classics and off-road rigs.

 

Experience Scottsdale’s vibrant automotive culture and indulge in some of the city’s best coffee at this uniquely local hangout.

Show your community pride by joining Shop Scottsdale Saturday on November 29, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Old Town Scottsdale.

 

Explore inviting streets dotted with local boutiques, galleries, and distinctive retailers—all perfect for holiday gift hunting.

 

Treat yourself to the area’s acclaimed restaurants, each serving up fresh, local flavors.

 

Enjoy lively holiday performances by the Jingle Belles as they dance and sing through Historic Old Town and the 5th Avenue Shopping District.

 

Shoppers can pick up free gifts with purchase, available from Ambassador Carts throughout the day.

 

Parking is easy and free—enjoy convenient spots in Old Town, plus nearby public garages shown on the Old Town Parking Map.

 

Celebrate local spirit and support the businesses that make Scottsdale shine.

McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a vibrant Golden Jubilee on Saturday, October 4, from 3 to 8:30 p.m.

 

Admission is free, while train and carousel rides are just $3 each.

 

Families can enjoy bounce houses, face painting, balloon artists, and tasty treats from local food trucks, with beer and wine also available.

 

Live entertainment includes performances by Rhythm Edition, Rock Lobster, Tribute to Funk and Soul, and The JJ's Band.

 

The night wraps up with the park’s first-ever drone light show, expected to dazzle guests.

 

The celebration highlights recent park improvements worth $13.1 million, unveiling a new 5,000-square-foot splash pad and a spacious 10,000-square-foot indoor play area called The Roundhouse.

 

Located on E. Indian Bend Road, this historic Scottsdale destination keeps bringing joy to the community.

The Coors Light Birds Nest brings electrifying entertainment and a party atmosphere to the heart of the WM Phoenix Open each night.

 

Located just across from the tournament entrance at 82nd Street and Bell Road, this 21+ event offers a mix of live music, food, games, and excitement, drawing lively crowds after the day’s golf action ends.

 

Gates open at 3:30 p.m., with The Pavilions serving as the hub for early festivities before nationally known acts take the stage.

 

The 2025 lineup features Jelly Roll, Luke Bryan, Nickelback, and Swedish House Mafia, with special guests kicking off each night.

 

General admission starts at $125, while VIP access—priced from $350—offers complimentary food, drinks, and premium viewing.

 

Proceeds benefit local charities, supporting the community with every ticket sold.

The 2026 Coors Light Birds Nest concert series in Scottsdale will cap off the Waste Management Phoenix Open with a star-studded finale on Saturday, February 7.

 

John Summit and BUNT. are set to electrify fans with an EDM-themed night, promising a high-energy close to the four-day celebration.

 

The festivities open on February 4 with Bailey Zimmerman and guest Chase Matthew, followed by Zach Top and ERNEST headlining February 5.

 

General admission for the finale starts at $125, with VIP packages priced at $350—offering exclusive access, complimentary food and drinks, and premium views.

 

Tickets go on sale October 7 at 10 a.m., and attendees must be 21 or older.

 

Conveniently located near 82nd Street and Bell Road, the series anchors Scottsdale’s 75th anniversary, blending music, local pride, and celebration.

Luka, a spirited two-year-old Husky-Shepherd mix, is seeking a loving forever home in Scottsdale, Arizona.

 

Once rescued from the MCACC euthanasia list, Luka’s resilience shines through as he eagerly embraces a new chapter.

 

Though his high energy and strong prey drive have made past adoptions challenging, his affectionate and playful nature makes him truly memorable.

 

Thriving in his Scottsdale foster home, Luka shows an endless enthusiasm for adventures and loves meeting locals on his walks, although he sometimes pulls with excitement.

 

He interacts well with medium to large dogs, but smaller pets may find his exuberance overwhelming.

 

Crate-trained and eager to learn, Luka needs an active adopter devoted to offering plenty of exercise and ongoing guidance.

 

A cat-free home and older kids or teens would suit him best, promising a bright future for this deserving companion.

Scottsdale has been named the top golf destination in the U.S. for 2025 after a study assessed more than 400 cities nationwide.

 

Factors such as course availability, affordable lodging, and optimal climate propelled Scottsdale to first place, making it a top choice for golf lovers.

 

Arizona shined with five cities in the top 20, including Yuma, Goodyear, Mesa, and Phoenix.

 

Scottsdale stands out for its high density of public golf courses — approximately 25 per 100,000 residents — and sunny weather that allows nearly year-round play.

 

Lodging remains accessible, with a five-day average cost of about $1,080, making extended trips within reach.

 

Major course enhancements are underway at Boulders Resort and Desert Highlands, reflecting Scottsdale’s ongoing commitment to quality and sustainability.

 

With these advantages, Scottsdale continues to lead the nation as a premier golf destination.

Scottsdazzle returns to Old Town Scottsdale on Saturday, November 29, 2025, kicking off with the dazzling Jingle & Jazz: Tree Lighting Spectacular at the Scottsdale Waterfront.

 

This beloved celebration transforms the city into a festive wonderland, uniting residents and visitors for a season packed with cheer.

 

An array of experiences await — from meeting Santa at the Old Town Farmers Market and shopping local on “Shop Small Scottsdale,” to engaging family playdates, the popular Starlight Movie Night, and community strolls along the canal.

 

Featured highlights include art walks, menorah and nativity celebrations, holiday workshops, and concerts.

 

Many festivities take place at the Waterfront, Civic Center, and historic districts, with most events free and open to the public.

 

Scottsdazzle invites all to embrace the holiday spirit, shop local, and make magical memories in the heart of Scottsdale.

The Scottsdale Police Department is ramping up efforts for Child Passenger Safety Week, running September 21–27, 2025.

 

Collaborating with the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the focus is on reminding families about the importance of properly using car seats, boosters, and seat belts for children.

 

Scottsdale Police will increase law enforcement and community outreach during the week to boost awareness and safety compliance.

 

Families can schedule free car seat inspections through the Scottsdale Fire Department and the Scottsdale Family Resource Center.

 

Certified technicians are available to guide parents on choosing and installing the right seat for their child.

 

Eligible residents may also receive free car seats, helping to ensure all children ride safely.

 

Proper installation dramatically lowers injury risks—making participation local and vital.

Scottsdale, Arizona blends striking desert beauty with a vibrant wellness scene, boasting unique outdoor and rooftop yoga studios for every enthusiast.

 

Monthly sunset sessions atop Scottsdale Fashion Square offer panoramic views of Camelback Mountain, while Hotel Valley Ho’s skyline classes invite participants to salute the sun or unwind at dusk above Old Town’s cityscape.

 

At the Desert Botanical Garden, yogis practice surrounded by thousands of plants, and Papago Park’s red rocks set a tranquil stage for outdoor flow.

 

Blue Buddha Collective mixes infrared hot yoga with a cozy coffeehouse vibe, while Namaste Yoga elevates classes using cinematic infrared technology.

 

Karma Scottsdale and forthcoming studios like Yoga Box and The Foundry expand the city’s diverse offerings, alongside Black Swan Yoga’s donation-based classes, ensuring accessibility.

 

Whether seeking serene nature or energizing city views, Scottsdale’s yoga community promises a space for everyone to find balance and inspiration.

Downtown Phoenix is about to gain a vibrant new culinary destination with the arrival of CP Coffee & Pâtisserie at 850 N 5th St on September 25, 2025.

 

This unique café merges the expertise of Peixoto Coffee Roasters and Chacónne Patisserie, two celebrated local businesses.

 

Julia Peixoto Peters, a fourth-generation coffee farmer, brings rich Brazilian beans and expertly brewed coffee directly from her family's farm.

 

Meanwhile, Mark Chacón, renowned as the Valley’s Best Pastry Chef, will showcase his acclaimed pastries and breads.

 

The café will feature one counter dedicated to fresh pastries, cakes, salads, and sandwiches, and another offering signature coffee drinks and creative cold brews.

 

Opening weekend promises live music and special treats, making this a highly anticipated spot for locals and visitors eager to taste something exceptional in Phoenix's evolving food scene.

Luna, a playful seven-month-old Husky and Australian Cattle Dog mix, is searching for a forever family in Scottsdale, Arizona.

 

Rescued from a challenging hoarding situation in Navajo County, Luna was one of nearly 50 Husky mixes in need after uncontrolled breeding made living conditions difficult.

 

Though timid at first, she is beginning to shine in her foster home and is learning to trust more each day.

 

Luna enjoys spending time with other dogs and is adjusting steadily to new sights and sounds.

 

Her adoption fee of $500 covers spaying, vaccinations, and microchipping, ensuring she’s ready for her next adventure.

 

Offering Luna a place in your family will give her the chance to blossom — and bring joy to your home.

Fat Ox in Scottsdale delivers a modern spin on Italian cuisine, harmonizing inventive flavors with authentic tradition.

 

Led by Chef Matt Carter, the restaurant’s dynamic menu showcases imported ingredients, specialty meats, and house-made pastas. Each dish gains a signature taste from a local pecan wood-fired grill.

 

Phoenix native Carter, a 1989 Scottsdale Culinary Institute graduate, refined his craft in France’s top kitchens, bringing European inspiration to every plate.

 

The bar features Italian-inspired cocktails and a curated selection of craft beers from both local and global sources. Guests can enjoy Aperitivo Hour daily from 3:30 to 6:30 PM, setting the stage for a memorable evening.

 

Fat Ox offers multiple private dining spaces, including rooms for up to 50 guests and elegant patios, perfect for special occasions or gatherings.

 

Located on N Scottsdale Rd, Fat Ox invites guests to experience Italian cuisine reimagined in the heart of Scottsdale.

Ballet Arizona returns to Fountain Park in Fountain Hills this Thursday, September 18, at 7 p.m. for its beloved "Ballet Under the Stars" series.

 

This free community event offers families a chance to see both classic and modern dance performances outdoors.

 

Audiences will enjoy selections from "The Sleeping Beauty" and the contemporary "Take Me With You" by Robert Bondara, featuring music by Radiohead.

 

Guests are invited to bring blankets or lawn chairs, and local food trucks will provide a variety of options for dinner.

 

Outside food is welcome, but alcohol and glass containers are not permitted, and restrooms will be available on-site.

 

Highlighting community spirit, students from Ballet Arizona’s Class Act program will perform world premieres created during a three-week school residency.

 

Amid Fountain Hills’ revitalized downtown, the evening promises an enchanting, accessible celebration of dance under the stars.

The Phoenix Suns will launch Scottsdale Fashion Week on September 25, 2025, bringing style and energy to the city’s opening night.

 

Set at the lavish Elysium estate, crafted by Modern Masterpieces, the event promises a glamorous experience.

 

The theme, Fashion Through the Decades, will showcase a Fashion by Robert Black runway, featuring iconic looks from the 1960s to the 2000s.

 

Expect vintage pieces by Chanel, Dior, Pucci, and Yves Saint Laurent on display, adding high-profile allure.

 

A highlight of the night includes the Phoenix Suns revealing an exclusive collection that fuses basketball heritage with classic couture.

 

Fans will also enjoy a Suns pop-up shop and basketball-inspired activities, blending sports excitement with cutting-edge fashion.

Scottsdale is launching an ambitious slate of parks and recreation upgrades to enhance local quality of life and community engagement.

 

City Manager Greg Caton and senior parks leader Nick Molinari have highlighted the city’s focus on responsible planning, innovative improvements, and meeting the needs of a growing population.

 

Projects include new playgrounds at Rotary Park, upgrades and new amenities at Pima and Eldorado parks, and major master plans for Chaparral and Camelback parks.

 

Enhancements are funded by the voter-approved Parks & Preserve Sales Tax, enabling expanded recreation programs, more annual events, and better support for adaptive recreation with a recent grant.

 

Scottsdale will also benefit from new staff, a strengthened urban forestry program, and smart irrigation systems for sustainability.

 

Major upcoming events like the Fall Festival and Trunk-or-Treat celebrate this investment in community, ensuring Scottsdale remains a vibrant, world-class recreation destination.

Scottsdale’s wellness scene offers a creative twist for special events, blending personalized outdoor yoga and barre sculpt sessions into gatherings of all kinds.

 

Local companies bring fitness classes directly to your venue, from gentle stretches and slow flow yoga to energetic vinyasa and barre sculpt workouts. Each hour-long session comes fully equipped, making it easy to transform any setting—backyard, Airbnb, or corporate space—into a vibrant wellness retreat.

 

For bachelorette parties, private barre, Pilates, and yoga classes turn group bonding into a fun, active experience.

 

Unique options like Aqua Barre/Pilates add a refreshing, summer-friendly twist by combining water aerobics, barre, and core-focused Pilates.

 

Many providers offer holistic wellness extras, including sound healing, breathwork, and massage, creating a deeply relaxing atmosphere for guests.

 

Flexible scheduling helps beat the desert heat, ensuring sessions are comfortable and memorable for everyone.

Caesars Republic Scottsdale brings a bold new flair to Old Town, redefining luxury with its chic, rebellious vibe.

 

This 11-story, 265-room hotel opened in March 2024 beside Scottsdale Fashion Square, giving guests instant access to downtown’s best shopping and nightlife.

 

Its sleek design pairs modern architecture with tactile elegance, crafting a space that feels both sophisticated and warm.

 

Culinary standouts Luna by Giada and Pronto by Giada, led by Giada De Laurentiis, serve inventive Italian-inspired cuisine, perfect for everything from date nights to casual bites.

 

The rooftop’s SEVEN Pool lounge dazzles with sweeping Camelback Mountain views and vibrant energy, while a reimagined restaurant, Wolf by Vanderpump, is set to open in Winter 2025.

 

Event organizers find the hotel’s expansive event spaces—highlighted by a ballroom with lush lawn access—ideal for gatherings.

 

The new Cleopatra Pool Party Series packs summer weekends with live DJs and VIP vibes, making it a cornerstone of the local scene.

 

Guests now enjoy Hilton Honors benefits, all while savoring the hotel’s distinct personality and high-touch service.

Jameson is a lively four-year-old Siberian Husky who’s stolen hearts at AZ Husky Rescue in Scottsdale, Arizona, waiting over a year for his forever family.

 

Saved from euthanasia because of his shyness, Jameson has overcome incredible odds, surviving distemper as a puppy.

 

This left him with a quirky charm—like a tongue that sticks out and some tricky moments with stairs—but none of it dulls his spirit.

 

Playful and energetic, he loves running with other dogs and chasing lizards in the yard.

 

Jameson walks politely on a leash and is notably responsive, a rare trait for his breed.

 

Though he once guarded his treats, positive reinforcement brings out his playful, affectionate side.

 

He’s comfortable with teenagers and enjoys cozy cuddles once he feels secure.

 

Jameson’s adoption fee is waived for the perfect match, and he’ll be featured at an event on September 20, 2025, in Chandler, AZ.

 

His resilience and loyalty make him an ideal addition to an active, loving household.

The Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show returns this week, bringing the beauty and versatility of Arabian horses center stage.

 

For more than 70 years, the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona has hosted this celebrated event, which has become a deeply rooted tradition in the Scottsdale community.

 

Attendees will enjoy a lineup of spirited competitions, from Dressage and Mounted Native Costume to Liberty classes where horses show off their stunning elegance.

 

Visitors can also interact closely with these magnificent animals and take part in hands-on experiences.

 

The vibrant adjacent Shopping Expo features over 300 vendors, offering unique arts, crafts, apparel, and jewelry — perfect for those seeking something special.

 

Proceeds support local and national charities, including Make-A-Wish Arizona, emphasizing the show’s commitment to giving back.

 

The event takes place September 10–13, 2025, at WestWorld of Scottsdale.

 

Admission is $15, with special rates for seniors and free entry for kids under 17.

Discover the unique charm of Desert Breeze Yoga in Scottsdale, where outdoor yoga sessions blend seamlessly with the Arizona desert’s natural beauty.

 

Classes take place near popular trails in Phoenix and Scottsdale, offering options for both gentle walks and invigorating hikes before yoga practice.

 

Each session immerses you in stunning desert scenery, and our locations are close to highlights like the Desert Botanical Garden and Old Town Scottsdale, making it easy to pair your yoga class with local attractions or dining experiences.

 

Morning and sunset classes are available for all skill levels, including customizable corporate sessions.

 

Outdoor events are best enjoyed from November to April due to weather.

 

Scottsdale also hosts exciting gatherings like the Vikara Scottsdale Yoga Festival in March, fall’s Yoga in the Park series, and Vino & Vinyasa wine and yoga events each month.

 

Experience mindful movement in the heart of the desert.

Solstice is a timid yet gentle 2-year-old husky mix in Scottsdale, Arizona, hoping to find a patient and loving forever home.

 

After facing possible euthanasia due to her extreme shyness in the shelter system, she’s now making quiet progress with a devoted foster parent.

 

Solstice remains cautious and sometimes anxious, but her sweet, submissive nature shines, especially when around other dogs.

 

She looks to fellow canines for guidance and avoids conflict, making her an ideal furry companion in a multi-dog household.

 

Walks are possible, though she benefits from slow introductions and steady support.

 

Though untested with cats, her gentle approach suggests she might do well with them, too.

 

Treats help her warm up to new people, but she still needs patience as she adjusts to home life and continues her training.

 

Consider opening your home to Solstice through AZ Husky Rescue, and offer this deserving pup a chance at lasting happiness.

Senna House Hotel Scottsdale, a standout in Hilton’s Curio Collection, brings modern luxury to the heart of Old Town’s Entertainment District.

 

This boutique retreat fuses Sonoran Desert-inspired design with elegant amenities, giving guests an upscale yet inviting escape.

 

The rooftop Sonora Swim Club boasts panoramic views of Camelback Mountain, private cabanas, and a lively outdoor bar, while food lovers delight in CALA Restaurant's Mediterranean fare crafted with desert flair and fresh seasonal ingredients.

 

Visitors can enjoy Wellness Sundays, stroll local art galleries, shop at Fashion Square, or savor Scottsdale’s renowned nightlife just steps away.

 

In August 2023, Remington Hospitality began managing the property, marking its debut in Scottsdale and enhancing the hotel's reputation for curated, high-end experiences.

 

Consistently recognized since its December 2021 opening, Senna House was named among 2024’s top hotels and honored with a Traveler’s Choice Award for its exceptional hospitality and stylish sophistication.

Scottsdale Fashion Week returns for its ninth season from September 25–28, 2025, bringing four days of glamorous events citywide.

 

The excitement begins with an exclusive Influencer Night at The 1 Home, where influencers, celebrities, and media get a first look at upcoming showcases.

 

Friday’s "Rev Up the Runway" at Mercedes-Benz of Scottsdale spotlights vibrant swimwear and lingerie from CAMI AND JAX, Macy’s Swimwear, and Yandy, paired with a stunning luxury car display.

 

Saturday features New York’s renowned Ramy Brook debuting her latest sophisticated collection, offering attendees a taste of high-fashion elegance.

 

On Sunday, the “Sunday Soirée” at Scottsdale Fashion Square introduces chic Fall-Winter 2025 collections from French brands SANDRO and Maje, with entertainment and brunch cocktails.

 

Guests can also enjoy live entertainment, curated gifts, and immersive art installations, with proceeds benefiting the Magical Builders’ Magical Beauty Initiative.

 

Tickets are available now.

Scottsdale’s crypto trading scene is thriving as local groups focus on education, strategy sharing, and skill development.

 

Traders here rely on proven strategies like swing trading and day trading, both highly adaptive to shifting markets.

 

Dollar-cost averaging remains popular, helping investors manage volatility in Bitcoin and Ethereum purchases.

 

Technical analysis using charts and pattern recognition supports smarter decision-making around entry and exit points.

 

Local education resources include in-person and online workshops, webinars, and vibrant communities on Discord and Telegram offering real-time market updates.

 

Novices and veterans alike benefit from tools such as video tutorials, strategy guides, and trading simulators.

 

Active meetups, like the Scottsdale Traders and Investors group, foster networking and knowledge exchange, while events like CryptoMondays Phoenix unite enthusiasts exploring crypto and Web3 innovation.

 

This collaborative environment is powering sustained growth and opportunity for Scottsdale’s digital asset community.

Old Town Tavern, a beloved cornerstone of Scottsdale’s music scene, is moving just 20 feet east into a larger venue, aiming to elevate live music for fans and performers alike.

 

For more than 20 years, this intimate spot—dubbed “the biggest little stage in town”—has built a loyal community of music lovers.

 

The change comes as owner Paul Mitchell faces an expiring lease, the need for updated infrastructure, and growing crowds.

 

The new space, previously The Back Door, will grow the tavern’s footprint from 800 to 3,000 square feet, offering improved performance areas, extra seating, a better stage layout, and a kitchen serving casual fare like pizza and wings.

 

Despite sentimental ties to the original, the tavern will stay open through the transition, keeping live music alive as Scottsdale continues its $40 million Old Town revitalization. Excitement is high for a future true to Old Town Tavern’s familiar, welcoming spirit.

Scottsdale’s Back to School Program is helping over 1,000 local students kick off the academic year with essential supplies, easing the financial strain for income-eligible families from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.

 

At the recent Scottsdale Stadium Fieldhouse event, students received backpacks loaded with school supplies, new clothes, shoes, dental screenings, and access to city services. Community partners like Scottsdale Community Partners, Scottsdale Unified School District, NOAH, and POSA make this support possible.

 

The city’s commitment doesn’t stop there.

 

The Police Department has boosted its School Resource Officer program, adding officers and crisis canines to local campuses, prioritizing safety and well-being.

 

After-school programs, library reading challenges, and ongoing resource centers at Vista del Camino and Paiute ensure children have safe spaces, meals, and learning opportunities year-round.

 

Residents can donate supplies for next year’s drive at the Granite Reef Senior Center through August.

 

Scottsdale remains dedicated to empowering every student for a strong start and a brighter future.

The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess brings back Pumpkin Fest from September 13 to October 31, 2025, transforming the resort into an autumn wonderland for all ages.

 

Guests can explore 224,000 square feet of immersive themed areas, including The Patch with its vintage trucks, hay bales, and family-friendly attractions like the Pumpkin Bounce Pad and Buggy Ride.

 

The festive Jack-O-Lantern Lawn features dining, a Spookeasy Bar, VIP fire tables, spooky animatronics, and lively food trucks.

 

Kids and adults alike can get lost in the Cider Orchard’s maze, ride the Wacky Worm Roller Coaster, and enjoy The Fun Slide alongside character Pip Applewick.

 

Harvest Grove offers s’mores-making at VIP fire tables, plus seasonal bites like short rib pot pie and bison chili.

 

Complimentary train rides connect hotel and dining guests to the festivities. Advance tickets are $35, with prices rising on the event day.

Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West invites the community to an unforgettable poker night fundraiser on October 11, 2025, starting at 5 p.m.

 

Poker tables hosted by World Series of Poker stars will give guests a chance to join the action, whether they’re seasoned pros or new to the game.

 

The fun doesn’t stop there—casino classics like blackjack, roulette, and craps offer even more gaming excitement.

 

With live music, dancing, hearty saloon-style food, and refreshing drinks, the evening promises a lively Western atmosphere.

 

Exciting prizes will be awarded, amping up anticipation throughout the night.

 

Attendees also receive an exclusive preview of the new “Resurrection of Billy the Kid” exhibit, celebrating the spirit of the Old West.

 

This special event supports the museum’s mission and offers a rich blend of culture and entertainment in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale.

Shadow is a 5-year-old male Siberian Husky in urgent need of a foster home in Scottsdale, AZ.

 

He’s a large dog—around 100 pounds when first rescued—but is steadily reaching a healthier weight.

 

Known for his big smile and endless affection, Shadow loves greeting people and sharing kisses.

 

He gets along well with medium and large dogs who respect his space, though he isn’t suitable for homes with small dogs or cats thanks to his strong prey drive.

 

Shadow can be protective over toys and bones, so an experienced adopter with older children (12+) is best.

 

He has never bitten anyone and consistently wins hearts with his friendly, outgoing personality.

 

After living in an apartment for over a year, an isolated incident with a small dog led to him being listed for rescue, though no aggression toward people has ever been shown.

 

Fostering Shadow gives him a second chance—and can help this lovable Husky finally find his forever home in Arizona.

Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers has earned its spot as a local favorite in Scottsdale, serving up handcrafted burgers and an impressive beer lineup in a lively, sports-centric setting.

 

Each Scottsdale location delivers a distinct vibe, from the bustling patio in Old Town overlooking lively Scottsdale Road to the spacious North Scottsdale venue perfect for game days with easy freeway access.

 

Pima Crossing stands out with its massive space for up to 400 guests and more than 60 flat-screen TVs, making it a sports fan’s dream.

 

The menu shines with signature burgers like the Juicy Lucy and Bacon PB&J, plus lighter options including fresh salads and wraps.

 

Each location features tempting Happy Hour deals on select drinks and appetizers from Monday to Friday, 3–6 PM.

 

Ample free parking keeps visits convenient for everyone, rounding out the experience.

Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers in Scottsdale is teaming up with Arizona State University football stars to launch limited-time menu items just in time for football season.

 

Starting August 30, diners can enjoy dishes co-created with ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt and wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, with 10% of each purchase benefiting Phoenix Children's Hospital.

 

The QB10 Wrap highlights Leavitt’s taste, featuring Nashville hot or grilled chicken, crisp romaine, fresh tomato, ranch, shredded cheese, and a kick of buffalo sauce all wrapped in a tortilla. Tyson’s Touchdown Sandwich serves crispy chicken tenders in sweet chili sauce with lettuce, tomato, and honey mustard on an artisan bun or bread of choice.

 

These special items are available at all Valley Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers locations, offering fans a flavorful way to support local kids and community spirit.

Scottsdale’s Dakota Vincent claimed victory in the women’s division at the 17th annual Santa Rosa Marathon, finishing in a standout 2:52:01.

 

The event, held on August 24, 2025, in Santa Rosa, California, drew over 3,000 runners for a vibrant day across multiple race categories.

 

Vincent’s marathon win shines a light on her dedication and brings pride to the Scottsdale running scene.

 

The marathon’s celebrated flat, fast course winds through Sonoma County vineyards, attracting those aiming for personal bests or Boston Marathon qualifying times.

 

In the men’s marathon, Evan Franco of San Jose secured first place in 2:26:26.

 

The half-marathon titles went to Christopher Reischel of Tacoma and Izzi Gengaro of Stanford.

 

With its welcoming atmosphere and stunning scenery, the Santa Rosa Marathon remains a yearly highlight, now further distinguished by Vincent’s inspiring achievement.

Scottsdale, Arizona stands out for its abundant sunshine, upscale amenities, and vibrant community life.

 

Over 330 days of sun each year make it a paradise for outdoor lovers, who flock to the McDowell Sonoran Preserve, championship golf courses, and scenic parks.

 

The city boasts a thriving job market—especially in technology, healthcare, and tourism—attracting professionals seeking career growth.

 

Families benefit from highly rated schools like BASIS Scottsdale, while a lively arts scene, including the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, adds cultural depth.

 

Residents enjoy low crime rates, boosting local peace of mind.

 

However, Scottsdale’s high cost of living and soaring summer heat can be drawbacks, alongside limited public transit and seasonal tourist crowds.

 

New developments—such as the Caesar’s Republic Scottsdale hotel and Élephante restaurant—enhance its appeal, but water scarcity remains a concern for the city’s future.

Bella, a resilient six-year-old husky, is searching for a foster home in Scottsdale, AZ after being saved from euthanasia at Maricopa County Animal Care and Control in 2024.

 

Though initially cautious, she blossoms into an affectionate companion once she feels safe.

 

Bella does well with other dogs and is fully potty trained, enjoying quiet moments on the couch and gentle belly rubs.

 

Her foster family has not seen resource guarding, but she sometimes protects her toys, and a calm, adult-only environment is recommended due to a previous bite incident.

 

Teenagers accustomed to dog behavior may also be a fit.

 

Potential adopters can meet Bella at Puppy Yoga on August 2, 2025, or the Adoption Event at Bark If You're Dirty on September 13, 2025, in Scottsdale.

 

Contact AZ Husky Rescue to give Bella a loving home.

Black Rock Coffee Bar, based in Scottsdale, Arizona, has filed for an initial public offering on Nasdaq, seeking a valuation over $1 billion.

 

Founded in 2008 by Jeff Hernandez and Daniel Brand, the chain now runs 158 locations across seven states, including a growing presence in the Phoenix metro area with 42 stores, six of which are in Scottsdale.

 

In the first half of 2025, revenues jumped 24% to $95.2 million, with net losses narrowing to $1.9 million. Same-store sales have consistently risen for four quarters, highlighted by a 10.9% increase in Q2 2025.

 

Black Rock has shifted from drive-thru-only to more inviting stores with lobbies, now 75% offering in-store seating.

 

Most sales come from coffee, but their signature Fuel® energy drinks and morning rush also drive growth.

 

The IPO, backed by J.P. Morgan and others, signals the company’s ambition to further expand and innovate in the booming coffee market.

Waste Not will celebrate its 35th annual Empty Bowls fundraising event at the Arizona Taco Fest on October 18 and 19, hosted at Salt River Fields in Scottsdale.

 

Partnering with the Arizona Clay Association, the initiative supports a vital network of more than 85 nonprofits that deliver surplus food to Arizonans in need.

 

Attendees can purchase distinctive, handcrafted bowls from local artists — each a touching symbol of the ongoing fight against area food insecurity.

 

As part of the acclaimed Arizona Taco Fest, guests will enjoy $4 tacos from over 40 top local taquerias, $10 margaritas, and an array of tequila and mezcal options.

 

The festival buzzes with live music, art installations, a lively mercado, and a kid-friendly zone filled with rides and games.

 

Every Empty Bowls purchase supports Waste Not’s mission to end hunger and food waste in Arizona.

Scottsdale music lovers, get ready for an exhilarating night as Gin Blossoms and Blues Traveler team up for a live show at Talking Stick Resort on August 30, 2025.

 

Gin Blossoms, rooted in Tempe since 1987, rose to stardom with hits like “Hey Jealousy” and “Follow You Down,” earning platinum acclaim and a loyal fanbase.

 

Blues Traveler, also formed in 1987, boast a Grammy for “Run-Around” and a global audience, celebrated for their powerhouse concerts and recent Grammy-nominated album, Traveler’s Blues.

 

The Talking Stick Resort Pool will host the event, with gates opening at 5 PM and the show at 6 PM.

 

Admission is strictly 21+, rain or shine, with both reserved and standing options.

 

Secure tickets through official outlets, and direct questions to 480.850.7734 for a seamless concert experience.

 

Experience two iconic bands in one unforgettable Scottsdale evening.

Scottsdale is rapidly redefining its approach to health as innovative offerings like KAVA Wellness take center stage.

 

KAVA introduces a structured three-month program, starting with in-depth lab work that tracks over 100 biomarkers to craft a highly personalized health plan.

 

Collaborating with Thorne Dispensary, KAVA aligns precise supplement regimens and custom lifestyle calendars, blending nutrition, fitness, sleep optimization, and stress relief for balanced well-being.

 

Participants benefit from weekly digital coaching and monthly Zoom sessions with a Personal Wellness Strategist, adding motivational support and real-time guidance.

 

The city’s real estate scene reflects this wellness momentum—luxury homes now integrate spa-inspired spaces, infrared saunas, and expansive outdoor yoga areas, mirroring increased demand for healthy living environments.

 

Newcomers like bluSONIL, unveiling a longevity studio at Scottsdale Quarter, and an expanding Barry's fitness studio, reinforce Scottsdale’s commitment to holistic health innovation.

 

With advances like KAVA Wellness, Scottsdale positions itself as a leader in wellness-driven living and longevity.

North Scottsdale is elevating luxury living with the introduction of Atavia, an exclusive gated community featuring 88 elegant condominiums by the renowned Belgravia Group.

 

This One Scottsdale development blends the spacious feel of single-family homes with the simplicity of condo life, offering private entries and two-car garages for every residence.

 

Homes range from two to four bedrooms with select units boasting private elevators and expansive rooftop decks.

 

Prices start in the mid $800,000s, reaching up to $1.7 million, with features like 10-foot ceilings, Italian cabinetry, and luxury appliances.

 

Atavia’s resort-inspired amenities include a Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired clubhouse, pool, fitness center, yoga studio, and lush outdoor retreats.

 

Located near top shopping and golf, and within the Paradise Valley School District, Atavia promises convenience and vibrant community living.

 

Nearly half of the first release has already been sold, reflecting high demand for modern desert luxury.

Scottsdale’s tourism industry surged in 2024, fueling the local economy with nearly $3.7 billion in revenue.

 

Over 11 million visitors flocked to the city, including 1.7 million international overnight guests—an increase of over 300,000 from the previous year.

 

Local shops and businesses thrived, with more than half of visitor spending supporting Scottsdale-based establishments.

 

Major attractions like WestWorld, the WM Phoenix Open, and the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction drew crowds and drove economic impact, while hotel occupancy stayed steady at 65% despite fewer overnight guests staying in resorts.

 

The hospitality sector also expanded in 2024 with the opening of the 11-story Caesars Republic Hotel near Scottsdale Fashion Square and acclaimed Japanese restaurant Uchi in Old Town.

 

The city anticipates a $600,000 boost in Bed Tax revenue for 2025, as Scottsdale cements its reputation as a premier global travel destination.

Tickets are now available for the highly anticipated Arizona Concours d’Elegance, set for Sunday, January 18, 2026, at the Scottsdale Civic Center in downtown Scottsdale.

 

This exclusive event will showcase 100 rare and high-value collector vehicles in a stunning display, curated by expert judges.

 

Organized in partnership with Scottsdale Arts, this year’s show will spotlight the 140th anniversary of Mercedes-Benz and celebrate milestones from Indian motorcycles, classic station wagons, post-war sports cars, and 21st-century supercars.

 

Awards will honor both vehicles and the best period costumes, creating a vintage atmosphere.

 

Entry prices start at $75, with discounts for students, free admission for active military and children under 13, and a premium Concours Plus ticket for added experiences.

 

Secure tickets at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts box office and enjoy a day of automotive elegance and excitement.

McCormick Ranch in Scottsdale shines as a vibrant neighborhood prized for its welcoming atmosphere and standout amenities.

 

Residents are drawn to its lush parks and manicured green spaces, perfect for recreation, relaxation, or family picnics.

 

Two stunning man-made lakes, Lake Margherite and Lake Nino, offer picturesque views and the added charm of lakeside activities.

 

The area thrives on its strong sense of community, hosting frequent events that inspire lifelong connections and genuine neighborly bonds.

 

Housing options range from cozy condos to expansive family homes, meeting a variety of needs and lifestyles.

 

With quick access to fine dining, boutique shops, and local conveniences, McCormick Ranch blends a serene lifestyle with everyday excitement. This Scottsdale gem continues to reveal its best-kept secrets to new residents eager for a balanced and dynamic place to call home.

Scottsdale’s Old Town is steadily claiming its place among the nation’s hottest nightlife destinations, offering an array of vibrant venues and unique party experiences.

 

From poolside luxury at the new Caesars Republic Scottsdale and sun-soaked fun at Maya Day + Nightclub, to sultry VIP lounges like Cottontail inside the W Hotel, the neighborhood delivers at every turn.

 

Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row thrills whiskey lovers with over 60 labels, while party spots like Bottled Blonde and Hi-Fi Kitchen & Cocktails attract crowds with big beats, epic bottle service, and high-energy dance floors.

 

Riot House’s tropical cocktails and Casa Amigos’ pyrotechnics add sizzle to every night out, and Almost Famous offers an immersive EDM scene for house music fans.

 

Scottsdale stands tall as a top-tier nightlife getaway, where every style is celebrated and VIP service is always on the menu.

Experience the lively spirit of Scottsdale at the WET Deck in the W Scottsdale Hotel, where sun-soaked days turn into unforgettable poolside events.

 

Live DJs bring the beats as guests cool off in Arizona’s only chilled pool, creating a vibrant atmosphere all weekend long.

 

Enjoy signature cocktails, delicious bites, and a buzzing day club every Friday through Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM.

 

Non-hotel visitors can reserve private cabanas, VIP tables, or daybeds in advance for a premium experience, while hotel patrons receive complimentary access and first-come, first-served lounge chairs.

 

The pool area is adults-only, open to guests 21 and over, and features enforced dress codes favoring resort wear by day and upscale looks at night.

 

Arrive early, reserve your spot, and visit the event calendar to plan the perfect sun-filled outing at the WET Deck.