03.01.10–03.01.10
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Arizona Biltmore’s Winemaker Dinner
Phoenix
Menu of four to six courses, with a complementary wine poured with each course, a representative from the featured winery, creative displays of designer jewelry, this week features Rubicon Estate-Francis Coppola, Napa Valley, $125, 7 pm, 800-950-0086 or www.arizonabiltmore.com.
03.01.10–03.01.10
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4th Annual Fiesta de Saguaro
Tucson
Celebration of Southern Arizona’s Hispanic heritage and culture, with folklorico dancers, a mariachi band, children’s activity area with traditional Mexican crafts and piñata breaking, exhibits and craft demonstrations, and food vendors, free, 10 am – 4 pm, 520-733-5153 or www.nps.gov/sagu
03.03.10–03.04.10
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The Jazz Divas’
Scottsdale
Nancy Gee, Margo Reed, Sherry Roberson & Delphine Cortez – Kerr Cultural Center, each of these divas is a star in her own right, this year’s show adds the sax of Jerry Donato, co-presented with Jazz in AZ, $24-29, 7:30 pm, 480-596-2660 or www.asukerr.com
03.03.10–03.13.10
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Three Sistahs
Phoenix
Playhouse in the Park, (1850 N. Central), Three sisters are all that's left of the Bradshaw family of Washington, D.C., an elegant, intimate musical that embraces their lives as they reunite, reveal and reconcile their past and present, and share the promise of the future set to the backdrop of gospel, rhythm & blues, funk and folk, by Black Theatre Troupe, $12-29.50, 602-258-8128 or www.blacktheatretroupe.org
03.03.10–03.12.10
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Macbeth
Flagstaff
By William Shakespeare, $2-12, 8 & 2 pm, 928-523-3781 or http://www.cal.nau.edu/theatre
03.03.10–03.03.10
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First Saturdays Public Art Docent-led Tour
Fountain Hills
Docent-led tours of the Fountain Hills public art collection, more than 70 eclectic artworks from nationally and internationally recognized artists, one-hour walking tour, reservations required, $5, 9 am & 10 am, 480-816-5100 or www.visitfhfm.com
03.04.10–03.04.10
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Village Jazz Series ’10
Yuma
This week features High School Jazz Band Night, jazz ensembles of Cibola and KOFA High Schools, bring your own seating, food is available, 6-8 pm, 928-345-1534
03.04.10–03.07.10
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6th Annual Arts & Flowers 2010
Phoenix
Designers, inspired by the Museum’s collection of fine arts, will sculpture floral designs interpreting works of art in colorful petal forms, arrangements on pedestals will accompany the permanent collection of paintings, tours, demonstrations & workshops, presente
03.05.10–03.14.10
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Cows Don’t Fly and Other Known Facts
Mesa
Based on the popular children’s book series where extraordinary things happen on a regular basis, $14-15, 480-644-6500 or http://www.mesartscenter.com
03.05.10–03.07.10
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Jazz, Wine, Blues & Barrel Tasting
Chandler
Sample the new wines right out of the barrel, live music, “barrel” games – barrel roping, barrel shooting, barrel Frisbee. . . , free admission, $10 wine tasting package with 6 tickets, Fri. & Sat. 11:30 am – 10 pm, Sun 11:30 am – 5 pm, 480-792-6927 or www.kokopelliwinery.com
03.05.10–03.05.10
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Artlink First Fridays
Phoenix
Self-guided art tour of central Phoenix, galleries, art spaces, studios, first Friday of each month, free shuttle rides, free, 6-10 pm, 602-256-7539 or www.artlinkphoenix.com
03.05.10–03.07.10
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18th Annual Midnight at the Oasis Festival
Yuma
Featuring cars & music of the 50's/60's, show & shine, rock n' roll concert, arts & crafts fair, dance, 928-343-1715 or www.caballeros.org or http://midnightattheoasis.net
03.05.10–03.06.10
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52nd Annual Cactus Antique Airplane Fly-In
Casa Grande
Hosted by the Arizona Antique Aircraft Association, with emphasis placed on aircraft of yesteryear, $5 or $10/car, 8 am - 5 pm, 480-987-5516 or http://www.cactusflyin.org
03.05.10–03.07.10
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The BIG West Valley Home & Garden Show
Glendale
One-stop home improvement shopping, thousands of products and services for your home improvement needs, walk through landscape displays, sustainable living exhibitors, garden seminars, wine tasting, landscape architecture & design trends, container gardens, “how-to” seminars, floral design competition, $2-5, http://www.MaricopaCounty HomeShows.com
03.05.10–03.07.10
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The Southwest Flower & Garden Show – Southwest Blooms
Glendale
Hundreds of displays, landscapes, gardens, plants, trees, flowers and yard and garden products, an Outdoor Living Showcase, Plant Market, Garden Marketplace, Green Showcase, Interactive gardening and floral exhibits, demonstrations and seminars, $7-13 includes this show and Arts & Flowers, Fri-Sat 10 am – 7 pm, Sun 10 am – 5 pm, www.SWFlowerShow.com
03.05.10–03.05.10
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Annual Jazz in the Garden Spring Concert Series
Phoenix
Premier musicians, this week features Nina Curri and the King Snakes, blues-jazz-roots, featuring members of the Jump Back Brothers, $14-20, Fridays, 7 pm, 480-481-8188 or www.dbg.org
03.05.10–03.06.10
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38th Annual Glencroft's Benefit Quilt Auction
Glendale
Display, food & novelty booths, boutique, breakfast, free, Fri noon – 8 pm, Sat 8 am – 1 pm, auction begins at 10 am, 623-847-3004 or www.glencroft.com
03.05.10–03.07.10
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Cotton Days
Coolidge
Parade, arts & crafts, food, car show, carnival, fun run, volleyball & horseshoe tournaments, cotton displays, cotton bale rolling contest, entertainment, free, 520-723-3009 or www.coolidgechamber.org
03.05.10–03.07.10
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15th Annual Carefree Fine Art & Wine Festival
Carefree
Juried art, wine tasting featuring first class wines from all over the world, live musical entertainment, fine arts, unique shops, restaurants, $3, 10 am - 5 pm, 480-837-5637 or www.thunderbirdartists.com
03.06.10–03.06.10
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19th Annual Marty Robbins Tribute
Willcox
Honoring and celebrating the music and memory of Marty Robbins, singer, songwriter, author, actor, NASCAR driver and father of Western gunfighter ballads, www.friendsofmartyrobbins.org
03.06.10–03.06.10
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PIMC 16th Annual Social Pow Wow “Honoring Our Elders”
Phoenix
Gourd dancing 10 am – noon, grand entry at 1 pm, special guests include Gila River Basket Dancers, Robert Tree Cody & Brian Hammill, World Champion Hoop Dancer, dancers, drums and spectators welcome - bring your chairs, social dancing, craft vendors, cake walk, food, raffle, 602-263-1576
03.06.10–03.07.10
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Capitol Steps
Wickenburg
Quick-witted company of comics, $5-35, 7:30 & 3 pm, 928-684-6624 or http://www.delewebbcenter.org
03.06.10–03.06.10
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4th Annual Ride to the Ruins
Coolidge
Approximate 9.5 mile run with police escort, includes a rally, live entertainment, 50/50 drawing, bike show, carnival, bike games, prizes, $250 high/low, presented by the Coolidge Chamber of Commerce Cotton Days, benefit, $30-35, kick stands up at 9:45 am at Coolidge Chamber of Commerce, 520-723-3009 or http://www.coolidgechamber.org
03.06.10–03.07.10
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Southwest Regional Championships
San Carlos
Hosted by the Arizona Cowboy Mounted Shooters Association and Cowboy Corral, 520-661-6464 or www.acmsa.com
03.06.10–03.28.10
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Season of Tradition
Ajo
Members of the Tohono O’odham Nation and others share their culture with a series of cultural demonstrations, such as pottery making, basket making, native plant use, storytelling, dry land farming and others, free, weekends, 10 am – 4 pm, www.ajochamber.com or http//www.nps.gov/orpi
03.06.10–03.06.10
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Jerome Art Walk
Jerome
Visit more than 30 of the unique art studios and galleries, meet the artists and see handcrafted art including jewelry, pottery, glass, leatherwork, clothing, paintings and sculpture and more made both locally and internationally, free, 5-8 pm, www.jeromeartwalk.com
03.06.10–03.07.10
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Southwest Regional Championships
San Carlos
Hosted by the Arizona Cowboy Mounted Shooters Association and Cowboy Corral, 520-661-6464 or www.acmsa.com
03.06.10–03.07.10
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Tres Rios Nature Festival
Goodyear
Celebrate the natural history and heritage of the valley, discover watchable wildlife opportunities, canoe trips looking for wildlife & birds, tours of historic areas, children’s area with hands-on crafts, live animals, storytelling, free, 9 am – 4 pm, 623-204-2130 or www.tresriosnaturefestival.com.
03.06.10–03.07.10
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Heard Museum Guild 52nd Annual Indian Fair & Market
Phoenix
Features more than 600 of the nation's top Native American artists, lively music and dance performances & a variety of Native foods including posole, Hopi piki bread and frybread, $18, 9:30 am - 5 pm, 602-252-8840 or www.heard.org
03.06.10–03.07.10
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Art Detour 22
Phoenix
70 downtown artist studios, galleries and art spaces open for self-guided tours, also a Kids Detour, free shuttles, free, Sat 10 am – 6 pm, Sun noon – 6 pm, 602-256-7539 or www.artlinkphoenix.com
03.06.10–03.06.10
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Strictly Diesel and ITP Diesel Present Desert Diesel Nationals
Wittman
Features diesel powered drag racing, a burnout contest, show ‘n shine, and a dyno competition, family friendly, action packed day that attracts diesel enthusiasts from across the U.S. and Canada, more than 60 competitors, gates open at 9 am, qualifying rounds begin at 11 am, $5-10, kids under 12 are free, 360-658-4353 or http://www.nhrda.com
03.06.10–03.28.10
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Arizona Archaeology and Heritage Awareness Month – Backcountry Tours
Coolidge
Special one hour tours into areas normally closed to the visiting public, highlights include the Prehistoric Ballcourt, Compound B and an ancient roasting pit or “horno,” 1.5 miles on uneven terrain, advance reservations needed, 9 am on Saturdays and Sundays, 520-723-3172 or http://www.nps.gov/cagr
03.06.10–03.06.10
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Ostrich Festival 5K Fun Run and Parade
Chandler
Registration for the run begins at 6:30 a.m. and includes awards presentation at the conclusion, $18-25, the parade begins at 10 am, at Ray Rd. & Arizona Ave., bring your chairs and blankets, floats, horses, marching bands, antique cars, more than 100 entries, 480-963-4571
03.06.10–03.06.10
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17th Annual Beach Ball
Phoenix
Zowie Bowie performance, cocktails and silent auction to benefit Phoenix Children's Hospital. $550, www.PCHBeachBall.com
03.06.10–03.06.10
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Exclusively Little 2010
Scottsdale
For children 6 & under; games, arts & crafts, clown face-painting, entertainment, free, 11 am - 2 pm, 480-312-2312 or www.therailroadpark.com
03.06.10–03.06.10
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7th Annual 2010 Hopi Education Endowment Fund 5th Annual Silent Auction
Phoenix
Features exceptional Hopi art including pottery, jewelry, sculpture, paintings, Kachina dolls, prints, textiles and baskets, live auction at 8:30 pm., free, 6-9 pm, 928-734-2275 or www.hopieducationfund.org
03.06.10–03.06.10
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2010 M7 Street Fair
Phoenix
Live music, street food, local artist market, children's activities and a judged collector car show, free, 11 am – 5 pm, 602-703-2620 or www.m7streetfair.com
03.06.10–03.07.10
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Great Arizona Beer Festival
Tempe
Features 250+ brews, food & non-alcoholic drinks, entertainment, benefits Sun Sounds, $35-40, 2-6 pm, 480-968-7559 or 602-271-4000 or www.sunsounds.org or www.azbeer.com
03.06.10–03.07.10
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Glendale Via Colori® Street Painting Festival and Art Show
Glendale
Features a juried art show, food and music, along with the fascinating process of street-painting, more than 100 large-scale pastel masterpieces, a family event, with plenty of entertainment for visitors of every age, hosted by Scottsdale Airpark Rotary Club, free, 10 am – 5 pm, http://www.viacolori.com
03.06.10–03.06.10
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Old Pueblo 50 Mile Endurance Run
Sonoita
A 50 mile loop course on forest service roads and trails through the southeastern part of the Santa Rita Mountains (part of the Arizona Trail), elevation ranges between 4031 and 5847, starting and finishing at Kentucky Camp, 6 am, 520-401-2112 or http://www.oldpueblo50.com
03.07.10–03.28.10
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Wild West Musical Stage Show
Chandler
Presenting Pioneer Pepper and The Sunset Pioneers, world famous show, old songs, vocal harmonies, comedy and yodeling, horse shoe tap dancing, trick roping, opera house Pointe ballet, $22-40, 6 pm dinner, 7 pm show, 480-502-5600 or http://rawhide.com
03.07.10–03.14.10
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17th Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival
Tucson
Arizona Friends of Chamber Music presents its critically acclaimed festival featuring a series of five chamber music concerts, a gala dinner-with-music at Arizona Inn, and free-to-the-public master classes and dress rehearsals, 520-577-3769 or www.ArizonaChamberMusic.org
03.07.10–03.07.10
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Sunday A’Fair
Scottsdale
Center for the Arts, features the Valley’s top entertainers, with The Almost Faymus Band, acoustic rock with a southwestern flavor, and Big Nick and the Gila Monsters, good-time, partying blues with a touch of attitude, a diverse selection of arts & crafts, hands-on craft activities for children, docent-guided tours of the outdoor sculptures, free, noon – 4:30 pm, 480-994-ARTS or www.Scottsdaleperformingarts.org
03.07.10–03.07.10
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Chamber Music Sedona presents the Ariel String Quartet
Sedona
Founded in Jerusalem, the group includes all four of its original members, allowing them to perform with the intensity and passion of a young quartet and the conviction and cohesiveness of veterans, A$25-40, 2:30 pm, 928-204-2415 or http://www.chambermusicsedona.org
03.11.10–03.11.10
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Village Jazz Series ’10
Yuma
This week features Parker’s Jazzworks, multi instrumentalist Richard Parker and vocalist Martha Parker, bring your own seating, food is available, 6-8 pm, 928-345-1534
03.11.10–03.11.10
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Jake Peavy’s Woodjock: A Major League JamFest
Scottsdale
Musical talent from the baseball world will take the stage, headlined by White Sox ace Jake Peavy, ten athletes and their celebrity friends will pick up their instruments and showcase their major-league flair on a new field…a music jamfest, many players from the Cactus League teams will be in attendance to support their fellow big-leaguers 7 pm, http://www.woodjock.com
03.11.10–03.13.10
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Arizona Quilters Guild Quilt Show
Mesa
With 300+ quilts, Small Quilt Auction on Saturday, antique quilt display, educational area, quilt appraisals, and merchant mall with quilt related products, $7, Thu 5-9 pm, Fri 9 am – 5 pm, Sat 9 am – 4 pm, 602-220-9889 or www.azquiltersguild.org
03.11.10–03.27.10
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Gypsy
Prescott
Prescott Fine Arts Association, (208 N. Marina St., 86301), famous musical fable, based on the memoirs of burlesque queen Gypsy Rose Lee, features the popular music of Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim, directed by Bruce Lanning, 7:30 & 2 pm, 928-445-3286 or http://www.pfaa.net
03.11.10–03.13.10
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Cool Like That
Scottsdale
Kerr Cultural Center, a poetic production presented by Black Poet Ventures as part of its BioRhythMic Series showcasing the words and sounds behind the original icon of cool – jazz great Miles Davis, $17-20, 7:30 pm, 480-596-2660 or www.asukerr.com
03.12.10–03.14.10
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31st Annual Juried Spring Art Show
Lake Havasu City
Judged & juried show & sale of fine arts and fine crafts, free, Fri 9 am – 2 pm, Sat. 10 am – 5 pm, Sun. 10 am – 3 pm, 928-855-6340 or www.havasuartguild.com
03.12.10–03.14.10
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Native American Art Show & Sale
Tucson
Experience the art and culture of the Navajo featuring rugs, jewelry, pottery and folk art from artists Matt Yelloman, Alice Kling and others, learn Navajo dyeing and weaving techniques as well as jewelry making, free, 10 am – 4 pm, 520-742-6455 or http://www.tohonochulpark.org
03.12.10–03.12.10
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Steve Tyrell
Wickenburg
Grammy Award-winning vocalist and Renaissance man, $5-35, 7:30 pm, 928-684-6624 or http://www.delewebbcenter.org
03.12.10–03.28.10
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Annual Spring Plant Sale
Superior
Thousands of drought-tolerant plants from shrubs, vines, trees, cacti and succulents, horticulturists on hand to answer questions and lead tours at 1:30 pm, $3-7.50, 8 am – 4 pm, 520-689-2811 or http://arboretum.ag.arizona.edu
03.12.10–03.14.10
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Dance & Dessert
Tucson
Ballet Tucson offers an eclectic program and gourmet desserts from many of Tucson’s favorite restaurants post-performance, $25, 7:30, 1 & 5 pm, 520-903-1445 or www.ballettucson.org
03.12.10–03.14.10
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24th Annual Tucson Bicycle Classic
Tucson
Road race cycling, U.S. Cycling Federation stage-race offers a $6,800 purse and a challenging course, 6:45 am, 520-884-5564 or www.getsetaz.com or www.tucsonbicycleclassic.com
03.12.10–03.28.10
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Johnny Guitar
Peoria
Johnny Guitar – Theater Works Jane Gyder Main Stage, (8355 W. Peoria, 85345), a tuneful, family friendly musical, a hilarious showdown unlike anything the Old West –or the theater- has ever seen, 623-815-7930 or www.theaterworks.org
03.12.10–03.14.10
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22nd Annual Ostrich Festival
Chandler
Ostrich races, carnival rides, live headline entertainment each day and the Music Coop showcasing local community performing groups and bands, exotic petting zoo, camel and pony rides, Kidzone, arts & crafts vendors, $7-9, Fri. 2-midnight, Sat 10 am - midnight, Sun noon - 11 pm, 480-963-4571 or www.ostrichfestival.com
03.12.10–03.14.10
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40th Annual Scottsdale Arts Festival 2010
Scottsdale
Rated among the top in the country, a juried fair that includes 185 artists, performances, artist demonstrations live entertainment and music, specially-themed children's area with arts projects, food, $7, under 12 free, Fri-Sat 10 am - 6 pm, Sun 10 am - 5 pm, 480-994-2787 or www.scottsdaleartsfestival.org
03.12.10–03.13.10
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Blues, Baseball & Balderdash
Mesa
A celebration of Blues, Baseball and Spring Break, features ‘The Bluzmen’, a Blues Brothers Tribute band from Las Vegas as well as local blues favorites The DelRayz, Cold Shott & the Hurrican Horns, Big Daddy D & the Dynamites and The Insinceros, free, Fr, 6-9 pm, Sat 10 am – 9 pm, 480-890-2613 or http://www.downtownMesa.com
03.12.10–03.14.10
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35th Annual Verde Valley Gem & Mineral Show
Cottonwood
Worldwide gems & minerals, jewelry, gem & mineral displays, lapidary & jewelry tools & supplies, children’s activities, raffles & silent auctions, free mineral & gem identification Sat 10am-3pm only, by the Mingus Gem & Mineral Club, $3, Fri 9 am – 5 pm, Sat 9 am – 5 pm, Sun 10 am – 4 pm, 928-649-0745 or www.mines.az.gov or www.mingusclub.org
03.13.10–03.14.10
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Civil War in the Southwest
Picacho Peak
Civil War re-enactment with 3 different battles re-enacted, artillery demonstrations, encampments & civilian demonstration, 520-466-3183 or www.azstateparks.com
03.13.10–03.14.10
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28th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow
Tucson
Annual gathering of Tucson’s Tohono O’odham Indian tribe and other tribes, with dancing, drumming, craftworks and food, $7-9, 520-294-5727
03.13.10–03.13.10
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Joan Wood March Madness for Mammaries Hike
Fountain Hills
Hikers raise money to support the Breast Cancer Fund and the Wellness Community Phoenix to help provide breast cancer prevention, support and awareness, options of the 15.4 mile Pemberton Trail or the 4.4 mile Scenic Trail both originate at the Trailhead Staging Are, . 6:30am – 1 pm, http://www.maricopa.gov/parks/mcdowell
03.13.10–03.14.10
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33rd Annual Small World Miniature Doll House Show & Sale
Phoenix
Exhibits from AZ residents, sale of furniture, accessories, dolls from artisans from throughout the U.S. & Canada, door prizes, make and take miniature projects, raffle for local charities, $5, Sat 10 am - 5 pm, Sun 11 am - 4 pm, 480-488-7074 or www.phoenixminiatures.com
03.13.10–03.13.10
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9th Annual Real Gardens for Real People Tour
Phoenix
Presented by Maricopa County Master Gardeners, 6 gardens in the Central Corridor of Phoenix area, all developed by the owners, not professionally landscaped gardens, on-site speakers to answer questions, $20-24, 9 am – 4 pm, http://cals.arizona.edu/maricopa/garden/gardentour
03.13.10–03.13.10
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Arizona Quilters Guild 17th Annual Small Quilt Auction
Mesa
Guild members donate small quilts and proceeds fund the Q.U.I.L.T, small quilts from traditional to contemporary, from folk style to quilt art, 1-3 pm, 602-220-9889 or www.azquiltersguild.org
03.13.10–03.14.10
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3rd Annual Fine Art Explosion
Casa Grande
Sponsored by the Casa Grande Valley Fine Arts Association and the City of Casa Grande Parks and Rec, Sat 9 am – 5 pm, Sun 9 am – 4 pm, 520-836-5742 or 480-595-2443
03.13.10–03.14.10
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A Night of Music and Comedy with Martin Short
Scottsdale
An energetic combination of songs, videos, bits and sketches, this musical evening of comedy showcases everything Short does best, 8 & 7:30 pm, 480-994-2787 or www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org
03.13.10–03.13.10
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St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
Fountain Hills
The world famous fountain turns emerald green at noon and 6 pm, festivities include food, traditional Irish music and the appearance of the Fountain Hills “Leprechaun,” The fountain also turns green on the 17th at noon. 10 am - 10 pm, www.fountainhillschamber.com
03.13.10–03.14.10
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16th Annual Aloha Festival
Tempe
A celebration of Hawaiian culture featuring music, entertainment, island crafts, games for the entire family plus Hawaiian foods, free, 10 am – 5 pm, 602-697-1824 or www.azalohafest.org
03.13.10–03.13.10
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7th Annual Tour de Cure
Phoenix
Bicycle rides include a 10-mile family and novice-friendly ride, a 35-mile route and Metric Century route 62.5 miles, benefits Americans with Diabetes, 888-DIABETES x 7093 or www.diabetes.org/tour
03.13.10–03.13.10
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15th Annual Music in the Canyon
Tucson
Live music all day, lots of children’s activities, noon – 6:30 pm, 520-749-8700 or 520-749-1900 or www.sabinocanyon.org
03.13.10–03.14.10
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12th Annual Art & Culinary Festival
Litchfield Park
Live musical performances, fine arts and crafts, first class wine tasting and culinary demonstrations by top Valley chefs, outdoor festival, original works of art by more than 200 artisans, free, 9 am – 5 pm, 623-935-9040 or http://www.litchfield-park.org/
03.13.10–03.14.10
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10th Annual Southwest Regional Alpaca Show
Phoenix
Vendors will be on hand to showcase their wares and guests will have the opportunity to view and pet these unique creatures, free, www.swras.org
03.13.10–03.14.10
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Devoured
Phoenix
A partnership with Devour Phoenix and Local First Arizona, showcasing Arizona producers and purveyors of fine food and drink, features local artisans, farms, restaurateurs, food producers and vintners from more than 40 participants, seminars, talks by national nutrition experts, eclectic music from jazz to opera, 866-977-6849 or http://www.ProTix.com
03.13.10–03.13.10
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27th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Irish Family Faire – “Arizona’s Irish…Proud Past, Present & Future”
Phoenix
Parade at 10 am with pipe bands, marching bands, floats, Irish step dancers, Faire follows parade until 6 pm, $10, 2 stages of Irish music and dancers, crafts, genealogy, Irish clubs, kids area, 602-280-9221 or www.phxirish.com
March 2010
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Tucson Festival of Books
Tucson
A celebration of reading and literacy, sponsored by the Arizona Daily Star in association with The University of Arizona, including 15 stage areas and visits by an estimated 350 authors and 200 exhibitors, 520-621-2426 or www.tucsonfestivalofbooks.org
03.13.10–03.13.10
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St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Chloride
Parade, vendors, mock gunfight show featuring the all female troupe, The Wild Roses, noon, 928-565-4888 or www.chloridearizona.com/st-patricks.html
03.13.10–03.13.10
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Race for Goodness
Nogales
Nogales-Santa Cruz County Chamber of Commerce presents the first Race for Goodness half marathon, 5K & kids dash-walk or run, www.raceforgoodness.org or www.thenogaleschamber.com
03.13.10–03.13.10
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Winter Navajo Rug Auction
Prescott
Bruce Burnham and Hank Blair and families will conduct the auction, an excellent choice of rug types and bargains, public preview 10 am – noon, begins at 1 pm, 928-445-1230 or www.smokimuseum.org
03.13.10–03.13.10
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10th Annual Sonoran Shindig – A Celebration of the Desert
Ajo
The Chamber of Commerce & Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge sponsors a nature festival, exhibit, programs, children’s activities, entertainment, vendors & food, free, 10 am – 3 pm, 520-387-7742 or www.ajochamber.com
03.14.10–03.14.10
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The Original Wildcat Jazz Band
Scottsdale
Kerr Cultural Center, music of the Roaring Twenties, featuring artists such as Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, and Paul Whiteman, some transcriptions of 1920s recordings and demonstrating the roots of jazz music and improvisation as performed and recorded in the 1920s, part of the Sunday Afternoon Solution, sponsored by Arizona Classic Jazz Society, $10-15, 3 pm, 480-596-2660 or www.asukerr.com
03.14.10–03.14.10
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St. Patrick's Day Parade
Tucson
After the parade, games, activities & family fun, free, 10 am, 520-327-7209 or http://tucsonirishcommunity.com
03.17.10–03.17.10
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3rd Annual Fergie & Friends
Mesa
Celebrity baseball game and autograph show, $10-25, gates open at 4 pm, http://fergieandfriends.com
03.17.10–03.19.10
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54th Annual Pinal County Fair
Casa Grande
Displays, live entertainment, arts & crafts, auto displays, car races, 4H & FFA livestock, animal exhibits, carnival rides, petting zoo, $2-5, 10 am – 11 pm, 520-723-5242 or www.pinalcountyfair.com
03.18.10–03.18.10
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Village Jazz Series ’10
Yuma
This week features Pete Pancrazi Trio, Phoenix’s highly regarded jazz guitarist and singer, bring your own seating, food is available, 6-8 pm, 928-345-1534
03.18.10–03.18.10
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6th Annual Festival ArtWalk: A Glass Act
Scottsdale
Features more than a dozen top glass artists, a musical lineup, street performers, culinary tastes, dozens of galleries, free opening receptions, demonstrations, live music, sponsored by Scottsdale Gallery Association, in conjunction with the Scottsdale Cultural Council and Scottsdale Arts Festival, free, 7-9 pm, 480-990-8989 or www.scottsdalegalleries.com
03.18.10–03.21.10
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20th Annual National Festival of the West
Scottsdale
Western music, cowboy poetry, western vendors, costume contests, film celebrities, chuck wagon cook-off, mounted action shooting championships, $6-12, 602-996-4387 or www.festivalofthewest.com
03.18.10–03.18.10
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Coffee at Kerr
Scottsdale
Kerr Cultural Center, this week featuring Young Sounds of Arizona, bring a donation to the food bank, free, but RSVP by 3/4, coffee at 9:30 am, concert at 10:30 am, 480-596-2660 or www.asukerr.com
03.19.10–03.21.10
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48th Annual Mul-Chu-Tha – Honoring Our Ancestors
Sacaton
Presented by the Gila River Indian Community, rodeo, fair, carnival, parade, Pow Wow, vendors, sporting events, 520-562-9853 or 520-562-6087 or http://www.mul-chu-tha.com
03.19.10–03.21.10
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Helzapoppin' Pro Rodeo
Buckeye
PRCA sanctioned rodeo with broncs, barrel race, bull ride, rodeo dance, $5-10, 623-386-2727 or www.buckeyevalleychamber.org
03.19.10–03.21.10
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Arizona Art Alliance Fine Art Exhibit and Sale
More than 13,000 square feet of artwork by local artists juried by the Arizona Art Alliance, original artwork of all media, both 2-D and 3-D, including paintings, photography, drawings, sculpture, glass, metalworking, jewelry, wood and others, Fri & Sat. 10 am – 8 pm, Sun 10 am – 6 pm, 602-870-7610 or www.azartalliance.com
03.19.10–03.21.10
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6th Annual Fountain Hills Fine Art & Wine Affaire
Fountain Hills
Features more than 125 artists displaying paintings, bronzes, stone, clay, copper, wood and mixed media sculptures, pottery, photography, jewelry and more, live musical entertainment, wine tasting, gourmet food and chocolates, $2 admission, $10 for 6 wine sampling tickets, 10 am - 5 pm, 480-837-5637 or www.thunderbirdartists.com
03.19.10–03.21.10
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40th Annual Fourth Avenue Spring Street Fair
Tucson
400 arts & crafters, food vendors, street musicians and performers, 3 stages with live entertainment, children's activities, free, 10 am - 6 pm, 520-624-5004 or www.fourthavenue.org
03.19.10–03.21.10
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World Off-Road Championship Series ATV
Lake Havasu City
National ATV race with all manufacturers present, $10-15, 7:30 am – 5:30 pm, 435-635-1597 or www.golakehavasu.com or www.worcsracing.com/
03.19.10–03.20.10
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3rd Annual Western Winter Nationals
Lake Havasu City
Legends, Thunder Roadsters, Bandoleros & Factory Stocks on Friday, U.S.A.C. Ford Focus Midgets, Legends, Thunder Roadsters & Bandolero Championship on Saturday, gates open at 4 pm, 928-716-6300 or www.havasu95speedway.com
03.19.10–03.20.10
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Essential Graham: Classics of the Martha Graham Dance Company
Scottsdale
The oldest contemporary dance company in America presents Prelude and Revolt, a multi-media theatrical event complete with narration, projections and performances of Martha’s seminal works spanning the years 1906-1936, $58, 8 pm, 480-994-2787 or http://www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org
03.20.10–03.20.10
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Silent Sundays at the Orpheum
Phoenix
Orpheum Theatre, featuring Ella Cinders, a modern day fairy tale starring Colleen Moore, with the “Mighty Wurlitzer” theatre organ accompaniment by internationally renowned theatre organist Ron Rhode, $10-15, 2:30 pm, http://silentsundays.info/
03.20.10–03.20.10
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Annual Native Art Appraisal Day
Phoenix
Heard Museum & Heard Museum North, art dealers will examine visitors Native American artwork and cultural materials for one day only, (not for insurance purposes, but for educational information), appraisal fees apply, 10 am – 2 pm, 602-252-8840 or www.heard.org H
03.20.10–03.20.10
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Celebrity Fight Night XVI
Phoenix
JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort, featuring Muhammad Ali, benefiting the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Research Center, celebrities and professional athletes unite for a night filled with live auction items and musical performances, 5 pm, 602-956-1121 or www.celebrityfightnight.org
03.20.10–03.21.10
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Desert Corner Plant Sale
Tucson
Featuring the mint family genus Agastache, also known as giant hyssop, as well as the usual rogues’ gallery of native and drought-adapted plants, the largest selection of Penstemons in the Southwest, and cacti, shrubs, wildflowers, trees, herbs, vines and groundcovers, free, Sat. 9 am – 5 pm, Sun 10 am – 4 pm, 520-742-6455 or www.tohonochulpark.org
03.20.10–03.20.10
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Guided Tour of Buffalo Soldier Historic Sites
Sierra Vista
Learn about the accomplishments and history of Fort Huachuca’s Buffalo Soldiers from a member of the Southwest Association of Buffalo Soldiers, as they take tour participants around Fort Huachuca.
03.20.10–03.29.10
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Lunch Time Theater Presents “50 Years”
Commemorate and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), as well as the 10th anniversary of Improbable Theatre Company through a multi-media performance. The show features artists telling their stories with an emphasis on how their lives have changed with the ADA.
03.20.10–03.20.10
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Annual Welcome Back Buzzards
Superior
Local flock of Turkey Vultures are due back to their roosts in the Eucalyptus grove, join in the celebration, bird watching tour follows buzzard viewing, $3-7.50, 7 am – 2 pm, 520-689-2811 or http://arboretum.ag.arizona.edu
03.20.10–03.21.10
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2nd Annual Heritage/Folk Festival
Glendale
150 performers from folk and bluegrass music to cowboy poetry and storytelling, historic site tours, blacksmith demonstrations, children’s stage/activity area and workshops by accomplished entertainers, ountry, blues, cowboy, old-time & Celtic music, storytelling, workshops, jam sessions, free, 10 am - 5 pm, 623-930-4200 or www.azfolk.com
03.20.10–03.20.10
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18th Annual Mining Country Challenge
Superior
Bicycle rides with Classic Century a 96-mile route with 6,000 vertical feet of climbing, the Metric Century a 66-mile route with 2,215 vertical feet of climbing, both include The End of the World climb, a lung-collapsing, heart-exploding, 1.5 mile, 11% grade, 7 am, http://www.pmbcaz.org/miningcountry.html
03.20.10–03.20.10
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23rd Anniversary – A Night in the 40’s Big Band Dance and USO Show
Mesa
Features a WWII 1940’s musical show followed by a Big Band Orchestra playing sounds of the era to dancing men and women dressed in the period, in the shadow of the vintage B-17, 4:15 pm, a contest for the best dressed 1940’s costume, and a swing dance contest, $35-40, 4:30 pm, 480-924-1940 or www.BigBandDance.com
03.20.10–03.20.10
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10th Annual Spring Arts and Crafts Fair
Sun City West
Indoor and outside displays of thousands of one-of-a-kind, top-quality arts and crafts including fine jewelry, clothing, household goods, wooden treasures, metal sculptures, clay, ceramics, art, photography, stained glass, beadwork, quilts, baskets, porcelain, copper enamel and more, free, 8 am – 3 pm, no phone
03.20.10–03.20.10
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11th Annual High Desert Crafters Spring Show
Sierra Vista
Fine art, crafts, jewelry, photography, quilting, cards, crocheting, specialty items, free, 8:30 am – 2 pm, 520-803-7267
03.20.10–03.20.10
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2010 Liver Wellness Walk
Phoenix
American Liver Foundation's dog friendly walk, with food, entertainment, prizes, 5K walk or 1K for all ages, benefit, suggested donation of $25 or above, 8 am, 602-953-1800 or www.liverfoundation.org/
03.20.10–03.20.10
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4th Annual Laura’s Run
Scottsdale
5K run, 1 Fun Run/Walk, kids dash, benefits the Laura Burdick Foundation to help families of transplant recipients in need at St. Josephs Hospital Heart/Lung Institute transplant Center, 9 am,480-220-2019 or www.getsetaz.com
03.20.10–03.20.10
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33rd Founder’s Day
Marana
Parade, air show featuring local airmen and stunt pilots, youth rodeo, car show, carnival rides, craft tents, family games, live entertainment, free, 9 am – 5 pm, 520-682-3324 or www.marana.com
03.20.10–03.20.10
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12th Annual Mariachi Festival
Patagonia
Five mariachi performances, Ballet Folklorico performance, food vendors, $10 for four, or $3, 10 am – 5 pm, 520-287-6965 or www.azstateparks.com
03.20.10–03.20.10
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Buffalo Soldier Historic Sites Tour
Sierra Vista
Learn more about the renowned Buffalo Soldiers, the All-Black unit in the late 1800s through the turn-of-the-Century, reservations required, $12, 11:15 am, 520-417-6960 or 800-288-3861 or http://www.visitsierravista.com
03.20.10–03.20.10
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27th Annual Dolls & Bears Show & Sale
Phoenix
By Valley of the Sun Doll Club, hourly door prizes, $2-4, 10 am - 4 pm, 480-947-3981 or http://www.jonespublishing.com/jphome/jphome_calendar.asp
03.20.10–03.21.10
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Fairgrounds Antique Market
Phoenix
AZ State Fairgrounds, featuring verbal appraisal clinic $5 per items proceeds benefit National Alliance of Mental Illness, free workshops & seminars, free, Sat. 9 am – 5 pm, Sun. 10 am – 4 pm, $6 parking fee, 602-717-7337 or www.azantiqueshow.com
03.21.10–03.21.10
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Chamber Players
Fountain Hills
The 13th season of the Fountain Hills Chamber Players, presents an exciting repertoire full of surprise, precision, and emotion. Tickets $15 per person. For more information, please contact Alice Brovan, at 480-816-1243. Event location: Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, 16150 E. El Lago Blvd.
For more information, visit www.visitfhfm.com.
03.21.10–03.21.10
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Gilberto Gil
Scottsdale
One of Brazil’s most celebrated musicians and activities, his songs embrace many cultures and musical traditions, from Brazilian samba and bossa nova to rock, reggae and funk, part of the Desert Sky Outdoor Concert Series, $30, 7:30 pm, 480-994-2787 or http://www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org
03.21.10–03.21.10
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Concert Series
Fountain Hills
Featuring Mariachi & Ballet Folklorico – Fountain Park, (corner of Saguaro and Palisades), 2:30 pm, www.visitfhfm.com
03.24.10–03.25.10
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3 Redneck Tenors “Broadway Bound”
Wickenburg
Billy Bob, Billy Joe and Billy Bilee return, $5-40, 7:30 pm, 928-684-6624 or http://www.delewebbcenter.org
03.25.10–03.25.10
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Village Jazz Series ’10
Yuma
This week features Holly Hofmann and Bill Cunliffe, acclaimed as perhaps the best jazz flutist in the world and Hofmann the most in-demand pianist in LA, bring your own seating, food is available, 6-8 pm, 928-345-1534
03.25.10–03.28.10
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Old Tucson Studios Presents Wild West Days
Tucson
Pistol Packin’ Paula and Hot Shot Johnny Tuscadero in pistol spinning contest for braggin’ rights & custom-engraved Cimarron 45’s, cowboy gunfights, a new Miss Kitty’s Can-Can Revue, and the Wild Wild West: Night of the Deadly Tycoon comedy and stunt show, Western family entertainment, 1880’s chuck wagon lunch, 10 am – 6 pm, $10.95-16.95, 520-883-0100 or http://www.OldTucson.com
03.25.10–03.28.10
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50th Annual Pioneer Days Festival
Kearny
Celebrating 50 years of Golden memories, gunfighters, horse shoe tournament, parade, vendors, carnival, food, live entertainment, free, 520-363-7607 or www.copperbasinaz.com
03.25.10–03.25.10
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25th Annual Bon Vivant ~ A Celebration of Fine Food and Drink
Chandler
Casual event, come in western gear or dressed to impress, fundraiser, more than 700 beverages, cuisine from the Valley’s restaurants, live entertainment, silent auction, $100-150, 4:30-10 pm, 480-820-3688 or http://rawhide.com
03.26.10–03.28.10
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9th Annual Sonoran Festival of Fine Art 2010
Carefree
100 national and locally acclaimed artists, variety of food, entertainment, art lectures, hands-on demonstrations, jewelers, photographers, painters, glass, ceramics, wood, metal, stone, designer clothing, also a Youth Art exhibit, farmer’s market, “A Brush with Fine Art” – an interactive activity allowing patrons to try their hand at painting, sponsored by the Sonoran Arts League, free, 10 am - 5 pm, 480-575-6624 or www.sonoranartsleague.org
03.26.10–03.26.10
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4th Friday Art Walk
Prescott
15 galleries stay open late and offer food, musical entertainment, artist receptions and painting demonstrations, www.artthe4th.com
03.26.10–03.27.10
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14th Annual Havasu Classics Show and Shine
Lake Havasu City
“Rally at Rotary Park”, presented by the Havasu Classics Car Club, 250 show cars on display, includes dash plaque for first 200 cars, 50/50 raffle, contests, open to all makes, years and models, free, Fri 5-9 pm, Sat 10 am – 3 pm, 928-680-9545 or 928-680-6776 or www.azstateparks.com or www.havasuclassics.com/
03.26.10–03.27.10
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43rd Annual Melodrama “Bulldog Saves the Day”
Buckeye
This show delivers a villain, hero, sign girl and lots of laughs, intermission will include OLIO acts, performed by the Buckeye Actors Guild, refreshments will be available, $3-5, 7 pm, 623-349-6602 or email lyanko@buckeyeaz.gov
03.26.10–03.28.10
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Journey to Jerusalem
Sedona
Live animals and 50 costumed characters from the Potter’s Hand production of Journey to Jerusalem, travel back in time, music presentations, free, 2-5 pm, 928-300-3968 or www.pottershandproductions.com
03.26.10–03.28.10
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5th Annual Phoenix WorldFEST
Phoenix
Learn about and experience the cultures of Phoenix's ten Sister Cities, taste a variety of ethnic foods and sample beers of the world, music and dance performances, international arts and crafts, educational exhibits, hands-on activities for the kids, produced by Phoenix Sister Cities, free, Fri 4-10 pm, Sat noon - 10 pm, Sun noon - 5 pm, 602-534-3751 or www.phoenixsistercities.org
03.26.10–03.28.10
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Spring Artisans Market
Tucson
More than 120 of the Southwest’s finest artists and crafters gather in the courtyards to sell their wares, unique items, jewelry, textiles, photography, pottery, view Trouble in Paradise: Examine Discord Between Nature and Society, visit the Goodman Pavilion of Western Art and the Palice Pavilion of Latin American art, free, 520-624-2333 or www.TucsonMuseumofArt.org
03.26.10–03.28.10
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57th Annual Arizona Boat & RV Show
Phoenix
The SW's most spectacular display of boats & marine accessories, from rubber rafts to houseboats, canoes to ski boats, wind surfing, water skiing, scuba diving, plus fishing tackle & tips, $6-8, Fri noon – 7 pm, Sat 10 am - 7 pm, Sun 10 am - 6 pm, 602-230-7660 or www.greenband.com
03.26.10–03.28.10
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33rd Annual Tempe Spring Festival of the Arts
Tempe
2nd largest arts & entertainment festival in the Southwest, 450 national artists & craftspeople, traditional & ethnic foods, continuous entertainment on 5 stages, Arizona Wine Festival & a special area for children, free, 10 am – 6 pm, 480-921-2300 or www.tempefestivalofthearts.com
03.26.10–03.26.10
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A Rare Pattern
Scottsdale
Starring Margo Kidder, soprano Jennifer Nagy, pianist Sanda Schuldmann, cellist Harry Clark, an original theater/classical work using music, poems and literary thought solely of women from the 1880s through 1940, part of the Guest Artist Series, $25-30, 8 pm, 480-596-2660 or www.asukerr.com
03.26.10–03.26.10
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Rosanne Cash
Scottsdale
This Grammy winner and star of the country-western scene also has established herself as a singer-songwriter in the indie-rock world, part of the Desert Sky Outdoor Concert Series, $30, 7:30 pm, 480-994-2787 or http://www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org
03.26.10–03.29.10
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SAQHA “Shamrock” Quarter Horse
Tucson
Presented by the Southern AZ Quarter Horse Association, 520-822-2354 or www.azqha.org or www.saqha.org
03.26.10–03.26.10
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Swing Fever & Copper Spike Train
Globe
Swing Fever performs jazz of the 1930’s and 40’s, they will send off the 3:30 train and then perform a concert at 5 pm when the train returns, $15 concert only, $30 train and concert, 3:30-7:30 pm, 866-979-7245 or http://www.copperspike.com
03.27.10–03.28.10
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Art Walk
Tubac
Explore the working artists’ studios and fine art galleries for which Tubac is renowned, free, 10 am – 5 pm, 520-398-2704 or www.tubacaz.com
03.27.10–03.28.10
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7th Annual Arizona Dragon Boat Festival
Tempe
50 dragon boat racing teams from all over the world are expected to participate, 40-foot-long rowing canoes, 20 paddlers, one steersperson & a drummer in a 500-meter race, also features music, food, vendors and performances by martial arts and dance groups, fundraiser, free, 9 am – 4 pm, www.azdba.com
03.27.10–03.27.10
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Annual Rock Art Center Expo & Family Free Day
Phoenix
A free day of fun for all ages, activities include flint knapping, agave tasting, world music, storytelling and book signing, Native American artist demonstrations and art sale, guided tour, interactive stations on archaeology and desert ecology, hands-on crafts for kids and ancient spear throwing demonstrations, 10 am – 4 pm, 623-582-8007 or www.asu.edu/clas/shesc/dvrac/
03.27.10–03.28.10
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Ed Schieffelin’s Territorial Days
Tombstone
In honor of the town of Tombstone’s founder, excursion trips to Ed Schieffelin’s Monument, music, book signings and other activities, 520-457-3311 or http://www.azstateparks.com
03.27.10–03.28.10
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Arizona State Museum’s Southwest Indian Art Fair Benefit
Tucson
Meet 100 Native artists and shop for top-quality handmade artwork including pottery, Hopi kachina dolls, paintings, jewelry, baskets, rugs, blankets, and more, $6, Sat 10 am – 5 pm, Sun 10 am – 4 pm, http://www.statemuseum.arizona.edu/events/swiaf/
03.27.10–03.27.10
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2010 Yuma Air Show
Yuma
One of the largest air shows in the Southwest, view military & civilian aircraft both on the ground and in the air, demonstrations, military static displays, food, kids play area, free, 8 am - 3 pm, 928-269-5590 or 928-269-3245 or www.yumaairshow.com
03.27.10–03.28.10
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24th Annual Bike MS: Round Up Ride (formerly the MS150 Best Dam Bike Tour)
Florence
Includes a figure-eight route that travels through Florence, Coolidge, Casa Grande, Sacaton and Queen Creek, there is a 35- 75- or 100-mile, one-day option; or a 150-mile, two-day option, supports local programs for multiple sclerosis, $75 registration fee and minimum of $250 in pledges, 800-344-4867 or http://bikeaza.nationalMSsociety.org info@aza.nmss.org
03.27.10–03.27.10
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9th Annual Feathered Friends Festival
Gilbert
More than 60 activities and exhibits centering on amphibians, reptiles, insects, wildlife, birds, and more, interactive exhibits, educational activities, crafts, games, hands-on learning, nature walks, 9 am – 2 pm, 480-503-6744 or www.riparianinstitute.org
03.27.10–03.27.10
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7th Annual Camp Verde Highland Games
Camp Verde
Scottish heavy events , living history, clan tents, vendors, dog trials, $7-12, under 3 free, 10 am – 5 pm, 928-771-1218 or www.visitcampverde.com
03.27.10–03.28.10
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Arizona Game & Fish Department Outdoor Expo
Phoenix
Hands-on activities, demonstrations and exhibits on hunting, fishing, recreational shooting, archery, off-highway vehicle (OHV) and watercraft recreation, conservation and wildlife education, camping and other outdoor elements, free, Sat & Sun 9 am – 5 pm, 602-942-3000 or www.azgfd.gov/expo
03.27.10–03.28.10
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6th Annual Southwest Military Show
Mesa
Military vehicle show, static aircraft display, swap meet, food, collectibles, parts, vendors, vehicle display and judging, plastic model contest, sponsored by the AZ Historical Military Transport Association, $3-10, Sat 9 am – 4 pm, Sun 9 am – 3 pm, http://www.ahmta.com
03.27.10–03.27.10
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12th Annual Spring Celebration
Buckeye
Bunny photo patch, petting zoo, entertainment, egg decorating, egg hunt, craft vendors, food on “Bunny Brunch Blvd.” and carnival games on “Cottontail Lane”, 9 am – noon, 623-349-6354
03.28.10–03.28.10
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Sedona Chamber Music Presents The Tokyo String Quartet
Sedona
Returning for a performance of music by Haydn, Berg, and Schumann, regarded as one of the supreme chamber ensembles of the world, $25-40, pre-concert talk at 1:15 pm, concert at 2:30 pm, 928-204-2415 or http://www.ChamberMusicSedona.org
03.28.10–03.28.10
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Buzzard’s Bash
Yarnell
A celebration to welcome back our fine feathered friends, the Turkey Vultures. Join the fun at Flora Mae Park in Yarnell from noon to 4 pm; there will be food, live music, games and great company. All are welcome to attend! $3.00 suggested donation. 928-427-6582
03.28.10–03.28.10
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Spring Craft Event
Gilbert
Handcrafted items for all occasions, special appearance by House of Refuge Youth Singers, bakery, comfort and inspiration shop, infant and children’s shop, seasonal items, hosted by Creative Designers at Trilogy Power Ranch, benefit, free, 10 am – 2 pm, 480-634-4633 or www.creative-designers.org
03.28.10–03.28.10
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NAMI Walk 2010
Tempe
Live music, vendor fair, route is 2.96 miles around the lake, fundraiser for National Alliance for Mental Illness, http://namiaz.org
                           