Grab a cocktail and journey to Spain with the mesmerizing Flamenco guitar of Chris Burton Jácome.

• Contact: Tim Roos
• Phone: (480) 627-3177
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Onyx is the perfect setting to enjoy dramatic views, live entertainment and a relaxed ambiance. Sunday-Thursday 3-7 pm, Friday & Saturday 3-6 pm specially priced menu & drinks

• Contact: Anthony Kinn
• Phone: (480) 513-5085
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JD's Happy Hour 4-7 pm $3.00 Draft Beer Including Leinenkugel's Sunset Wheat $5.00 Santa Rita wine,$5.00 Margarita

• Contact: The Scottsdale Plaza Resort
• Phone: (480) 948-5000
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Enjoy the the beautiful desert landscape at The Last Drop bar at the Hermosa Inn with
$4 Beers
$5 Well Drinks
$6 Wines

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Arizona is famous for its spectacular sunsets so climb aboard a custom rigged 4x4 and head out into the lushest desert in the world, abundant with plant & wildlife. Explore the rugged trails that are home to the second most diverse eco system in the world. Enjoy the splendor of the majestic saguaro indigenous only to this region of the Sonoran Desert. Of course you'll hear a tall tale or two from your Cowboy & Native American guides. But, you'll also learn the true secrets of its past inhabitants.

If you're a photography buff or just a casual snapper you'll find amazing photo opportunities with every sunset.

After your desert adventure you'll enjoy some cowboy grub at our authentic western restaurant.

This famous steakhouse was once a general store and rest stop for weary travelers. Mesquite grilled steaks & chicken, country music and a laid back western atmosphere await you!

• Contact: Doreen O'Connell
• Phone: (602) 569-4889
• Admission: Family & Group Discounts Available (Not suitable for children under 5 years of age)
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Join us for our famous Happy Hour, featuring a 1/2 pound Cheeseburger and fries for $2.95!

• Contact: Robyn Rivera
• Phone: (480) 998-2026
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By appointment. The tours explore the classic mid-century modern design elements of the hotel, built in 1956, while sharing the history and legends associated with its famous Hollywood guests. Led by experts from Ultimate Art & Cultural Tours.

• Phone: (480) 248-2000
• Admission: $19.56 per person; the fee includes discounts at Trader Vic's, VH Spa, or Cafe ZuZu
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A Taste of Old Town Scottsdale is a walking food and cultural tour activity that opens your mind and palette with tales full of rich history- one taste at a time. Join us to sample great food and sip fine wine on the tour rated #1 on Tripadvisor

• Phone: (800) 979-3370
• Admission: $45 per ticket
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In the English tradition, afternoon tea is served daily in the Lobby Tea Court. Consistently voted "Best Afternoon Tea" by the Phoenix New Times and Arizona Republic readers, full tea includes finger sandwiches, scones with Devonshire cream and preserves, pastries and a selection of fine blends. Classical music provides a charming backdrop for a relaxing afternoon break. Reservations required

• Contact: Phoenician
• Phone: (480) 423-2530
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Florist Jan Theodore describes the different species of cacti indigenous to the Sonoran Desert, while class attendees design their own succulent cactus garden. Gardens, in small or medium pots, can be shipped home as a Southwestern souvenir or if the student's passion is for philanthropy, the garden can be sent to military troops overseas. This class is 10 a.m. Saturdays at the South Pool Overlook and the price ranges from $35-$55 depending on the garden size. 24-hour advance reservation is recommended.

• Contact: Scottsdale Princess
• Admission: $35 - $55
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Mixology 101, a fun and interactive cocktail experience. The Sanctuary mixologists demonstrate 3-4 cocktails. Sharing tips, techniques, cocktail history and tastings of your favorites. $30 per guest; call 480.948.2100 for reservations.

• Phone: (480) 948-2100
• Admission: $30 per person
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Join Morton's every day for Power Hour in Bar 1221 from Open til Close.

Enjoy Bar Bites for only $5-$6 and Drink Specials from $5-$7.50

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Join us daily from 5-7 pm for our happiest hour! Drink specials and delicious eats in the Shochu Lounge. We also have reverse Happy Hour, nightly from 9 pm to ­close!

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Discover downtown Scottsdale's 10 most-celebrated public art works on this self-guided, 60-minute walking tour.

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The Scottsdale Architecture Tour features more than 30 of the city's most renowned public spaces.

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This exhibit explores Arizona’s state neckwear – the bolo tie. The distinctive tie originated in the state, and its popularity spread throughout the West and in many other parts of the country.

• Contact: Heard Museum
• Phone: (602) 252-8848
• Admission: $15 adults; $13.50 seniors (65+); $7.50 students with ID; $7.50 children (6-12); children under 6 ye
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This dazzling exhibit chronicles the development of American Indian gold jewelry from the 1960s to the present, featuring stunning items from the Heard Museum's permanent collection. At the approach of the 21st century, young American Indian jewelers developed skills and their individual design perspectives by attending universities known for their art departments. Over the years, jewelers began to use different metals, such as steel and new techniques to achieve diverse forms and designs. Each artist brings his or her personal aesthetic and experiences to the work resulting in an exhibit that is a must-see for any jewelry lover. Works by Charles Loloma (Hopi), Harvey Begay (Navajo), Charles Supplee (Hopi/French) and the collaborative work of Yazzie Johnson (Navajo) and Gail Bird (Santo Domingo/Laguna) will be on display. Other well-known contemporary jewelers included in the exhibit are Denise Wallace (Aleut), Victor Beck (Navajo), Shawn Bluejacket (Shawnee), Larry Golsh (Pala Mission), Edison Cummings (Navajo), Elizabeth Wallace (Navajo/Maidu/Washoe), Keri Ataumbi (Kiowa) and Maria Samora (Taos).

• Contact: The Heard Musuem North Scottsdale
• Phone: (480) 488-9817
• Admission: $5 Adults, $4 Seniors(65+), $2 Students with ID; Children under 6 years, American Indian, And Heard
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On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home, studio and architectural campus, Phoenix Art Museum presents a major exhibition offering a fresh perspective on the celebrated architect and designer's seven-decade career. Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic Architecture for the 21st Century surveys more than 150 works, including drawings -33 of which have never been exhibited publicly- scale models, furniture, and photography as well as video footage.

Reflecting on Wright's impact during his lifetime and his significance today, the retrospective will highlight the many triumphs of Wright's career and focus on his grand opus of suburban planning, Living City (1958) which, though never realized, was the culmination of all his work. This blueprint for Wright's urban utopia vision incorporated the natural environment into everyday life

• Contact: Phoenix Art Museum
• Phone: (602) 257-1222
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Join us for a guided birdwatching adventure through the lower Sonoran Desert. Be one with nature as we travel lush desert trails with amazing views in custom off-road tour vehicles. Enjoy leisurely nature hikes to get up close and personal with the wildlife. Many species thrive in this area dense with trees and cactus, perfect for nesting and feeding. Owls, Hawks, Cactus Wrens, Gila Woodpeckers, Quails, Cardinals and Roadrunners just to name a few are among the hundreds of species calling this desert their home. 

Hiking Shoes or Sneakers Required 
Duration Approximately 3.5 Hours 
Soft Drinks and Bottled Water Included 
Bring along your binoculars or borrow ours.    

• Contact: Doreen O'Connell
• Phone: (602) 569-4889
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Contemporary Vietnamese artists, Dinh Thi Tham Poong, Hong Viet Dung, Nguyen Bach Dan, and Pham Luan, join with Korean artist, Yong Jo Ji, for an exhibition of their current work. Using combined mediums of encaustic, watercolor, oil, and ink on canvas and paper, work by these five artists displays their cultural contrasts and similarities.

• Contact: Jill Harten
• Phone: (480) 421-1818
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Get a behind-the-scenes look at the Spring Training home of the Arizona
Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies

Salt River Fields opens its doors for facility tours. The one-hour tour will showcase Salt River Fields newly built facilities including: the Main Stadium, Press Box, Control Room, Party Decks, and Diamondbacks'/Rockies' common areas.

Each visitor will also receive a complimentary ticket to an upcoming SRF event

• Contact: Salt River Fields
• Phone: (480) 270-5000
• Admission: $5 per person
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The Arizona Fine Art EXPO, produced by the award-winning Thunderbird Artists, showcases more than 100 nationally acclaimed artists applying their artistic talents in studios. This event gives patrons unprecedented access to watch the world's most gifted artists.

Enhancing the Arizona Fine Art EXPO is the charming Café de EXPO, where patrons can sit indoors surrounded by working artists, or outdoors surrounded by stunning life-sized to monumental sculptures.

Our sponsors, Zuva Gallery, Pathways Nursery and The Arizona Bridge Company, have worked together to create our two-acre Sculpture Garden. Natural stone sculptures, created by leading African artists nestle amongst native cacti, shrubs and desert plants.  Contemporary sculpture works can be admired while reclining by the Koi pond, or the hummingbird and butterfly garden, while listening to our weekend musical entertainment.

• Phone: (480) 837-7163
• Admission: Season Pass: $8, Seniors & Military: $6, Children 12 and under: Free
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River Trading Post, Scottsdale teams up with Mule Creek Trading Company to bring you the largest collection of Antique Indian Jewelry in the Southwest.

You will have the opportunity to enjoy a selection of thousands of great old pieces.  From buckles, bolos and pins, to bracelets and necklaces

This truly is an amazing collection of great old jewelry.  Be sure to stop by River Trading Post while you're in Scottsdale and enjoy the largest collection of Antique Indian Jewelry in the Southwest.

• Contact: River Trading Post
• Phone: (480) 444-0001
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Celtic Nights expertly weaves together the lilting melodies and plaintive lyrics of the rich Celtic heritage to tell the story of a people who dared to dream and carve out a home in the New World. This magnificent production showcases the talents of a dozen of Ireland’s most accomplished vocalists and step dancers.

• Contact: Patron Services Box Office
• Phone: (480) 499-8587
• Admission: $39 - $49
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