You Are Here - June | July 2011

June | july 2011

Your Valleywide Everything Guide

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ENJOY COOL WINDS THIS SUMMER.

Visit MIM where you’ll hear, see, and feel the creative spirit of people from around the world playing their native instruments.

MIM. The most extraordinary museum you’ll ever hear.

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MUSICAL INS TRUMENT MUSEUM Ranked as one of five must-see Phoenix attractions by CNN MIMphx

www.theMIM.org | 480.478.6000 | Open Daily Corner of Tatum & Mayo Blvds., just south of the 101 in Phoenix

Heat It Up

Summer’s the time for fun

June | July 2011 Your Valleywide Everything Guide

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Valley residents don’t hightail it out of town just because the mercury is on the rise. More than ever, the variety of things to do in and around the region makes it the place to be during the summer months.

The tag on each entry in our Your Are Here guide is coordinated with maps that help you locate each destination.

Great deals on lodging, dining, recreation, golf, events and shopping offer up a number of ways to while away the days and nights. Learn something new while staying cool at indoor exhibits at Heard Museum, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art and Arizona Science Center. A full slate of concerts, dances and festivals celebrate summer, especially when it comes to Fourth of July activities. Tempe 4th is one of the state’s most popular events, while other Valley towns put on patriotic parades and shows, such as Peoria’s AllAmerican Festival.

It’s a great time for dining out in the Valley when the restaurants are a little less-crowded than during the winter season. Whether you’re looking for Mexican, Asian, Italian, Indian or American dishes, Phoenix is a great spot for ethnic cuisine. Cyclo in Chandler offers Vietnamese specialties and Zang Asian Bistro dishes up Chinese favorites.

This is the time of year to hit the area lakes with jet-skis and ski, party and fishing boats to indulge in a little shoreline camping, fishing, swimming and lakeside lounging.

Roosevelt Lake offers Surprise central Arizona’s largest Peoria body of water, while Lake Scottsdale Pleasant is a shimmering Glendale West Valley jewel. Golf 17 51 101 101 courses throughout the Paradise Valley area offer significantly Central Phoenix reduced greens fees 202 10 during the summer, as Avondale well as lively 19th-hole Tempe 10 Mesa refreshment spots. No 60 matter what your interests, we offer a wealth of ideas Ahwatukee Chandler for cool summer fun. youarehereaz.com

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Hollywood

& Wine

Ce l e b r a t i n g su m m e r w i t h t he sta r s .

Since 1929, the stars have come here to unwind, and 2011 showcases three months of our biggest acts to-date. Academy Award Winner Randy Newman entertains May 28th and 29th, Academy Award Winner JEFF BRIDGES and His Band – performing songs from Crazy Heart and more, play July 3rd, and the Fab Faux takes over Labor Day weekend. The Southwest Shakespeare Company also takes the stage, June 2nd–11th. So mark your summer calendar, because the spotlight is on Arizona Biltmore.

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Heard Museum – Phoenix 2301 N. Central Ave. Heard Museum North Scottsdale – 32633 N. Scottsdale Rd. HeardMuseumShop.com

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Testing the Water Take the plunge After-Sun Fun Check out these nighttime adventures.

Flashlight Tour

Desert Botanical Garden 1201 N. Galvin Pkwy., Phoenix 480-951-1225 dbg.org

Twilight Dinner Cruise Dolly Steamboat 16802 NE Hwy 88, Tortilla Flat 480-827-9144 dollysteamboat.com

Thursday Evening Band Concerts

5850 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale 623-930-2299 glendaleaz.com/events

Prowl & Play at Phoenix Zoo

455 N. Galvin Pkwy., Phoenix 602-273-1341 phoenixzoo.org

Moonlight Mountain Bike

Photo: Wet ’n’ Wild

McDowell Mountain Park 16300 McDowell Mountain Park Dr., Fountain Hills 480-471-0173 maricopa.gov/parks/mcdowell

Stargazing at Challenger Space Center 21700 N. 83rd Ave., Peoria 623-322-2001 azchallenger.org

Wet ’n’ Wild

Arizona Grand Resort

Bartlett Lake

Big Surf

Don’t own a boat? It doesn’t matter at Bartlett Lake where you can rent a pontoon, ski or doubledeck party boat. Located in the heart of Tonto National Forest, with gently sloping beaches and facilities for camping, fishing, boating and skiing, this pristine lake offers the perfect setting for summer fun.

Surf’s up at Big Surf, where you can ride the waves in a pool engineered to simulate the surf of Hawaii’s Waikiki Beach. This summer, learn to boogie board or check out one of the park’s many slides, including Tornado Twisters, White Serpentine, Cyclone & Tsunami or, for little surfer dudes and dudettes, the Otter Slides.

8000 S. Arizona Grand Pkwy., Phoenix 602-438-9000 arizonagrandresort.com

20808 Bartlett Dam Rd., Carefree 602-316-3378 bartlettlake.com

1500 N. McClintock Dr., Tempe 489-994-2297 bigsurffun.com

Lake Pleasant

One of the country’s largest resort water parks is right here, in the Valley’s backyard. A great way to go with the flow, Arizona Grand Resort’s Oasis Water Park offers an eight-story-high tower with three water slides, a gigantic wave pool, river tubing and Wild Cat Springs, a sparkling water playground for youngsters.

Tempe Beach Park

Wet ’n’ Wild

The name says it all.

Lake Pleasant, the West Valley’s shimmering jewel, features stunning views and a host of water recreation and outdoor activities, including water-skiing, jet-skiing, camping, boating, fishing, hiking, picnicking, stargazing, swimming and wildlife viewing.

Situated along the shore of Tempe Town Lake, the town’s recreational centerpiece, Tempe Beach Park, is the place to bike, walk, run and rollerblade, play Frisbee or just catch a sunset. The park hosts more than 75 events each year, including one of best Fourth of July celebrations in the Valley.

41835 N. Castle Hot Springs Rd., Morristown 602-372-7460 maricopa.gov/parks

Mill Avenue and Rio Salado Pkwy.,Tempe 480-350-8625 tempe.gov/lake

Summer is family time, so make a splash at Wet ’n’ Wild. New for 2011, the Constrictor offers the tightest turns of any water slide around, and thrills abound as you race down Maximum Velocity’s tandem tubes or experience whitewater rafting at Raging River and Mammoth Falls.

Kiddos can splish-splash at Soak ’em Playground.

4243 W. Pinnacle Peak Rd., Glendale 623-201-2000 wetnwildphoenix.com youarehereaz.com

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Arts & Culture

Culture Alert Summer arts scene Heard Museum

Movie Review

The Phoenix Art Museum may not have popcorn, but screenings relating to the museum’s exhibitions are accompanied by topic experts who lead discussions afterward.

Films are free and on a firstcome, first-seated basis, unless otherwise noted.

1625 N. Central Ave., Phoenix 602-257-1222 phxart.org

Class Act

Bring your own supplies and practice your skills during Scottsdale Artists’ School’s open studio sessions each week.

The school provides a model and some equipment, such as easels and sculpture stands.

1370 N. Marshall Way, Scottsdale 480-990-1422 scottsdaleartschool.org

Eclectic Entertainment

Ranging from Guy Fieri Food to The Adventures of Pinocchio, the Mesa Arts Center presents a diverse summer schedule of top-notch entertainment for fans of all ages and interests.

One E. Main St., Mesa 480-644-6500 mesaartscenter.com

During the summer months

, the Valley offers a host of opportunities for art aficionados to explore cool galleries, museums, performances and off-beat venues filled with Native American, Hispanic, Asian, African and European cultural influences. For starters, discover the worldfamous Heard Museum’s extensive collection of American Indian art during Summer Sundays that feature hands-on activities, story-readings, scavenger hunts and performances. If you’re looking for entertainment, be sure to tap into June dance performances at Chandler Center for the Arts, and don’t miss Phoenix Symphony’s season finale, June 10-11, featuring the Music of Paul McCartney and The Beatles. Feeling inspired? Take one of the many classes offered by Mesa Center for the Arts or Scottsdale Artists’ School or, if you’d rather critique than create, join one of the Valley’s monthly art walks. In the West Valley, you can listen to the sounds of Billie Holiday or Frank Sinatra during tribute shows at Theater Works, or cool off in Downtown Phoenix at Herberger Theater Center, which offers a full slate of performances all summer long.

ACTORS THEATRE 911 N. 4th St., Phoenix & 602-253-6701 actorstheatrephx.org Off-Broadway plays & musicals.

A RIZONA LATINO ARTS & CULTURAL CENTER 147 E. Adams St., Phoenix & 602-254-9817 alac.mouthtomouthmedia.com

A western tradition since 1923.

Showcasing Latino arts & culture.

AFTER HOURS GALLERY 116 W. McDowell Rd., Phoenix & 602-710-2398 afterhoursgallery.com Great urban artists.

BONNER DAVID GALLERIES ARIZONA OPERA 75 N. 2nd St., Phoenix & 602-266-7464 azopera.com

7040 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-941-8500 bonnerdavid.com Traditional paintings & sculptures.

Classic opera at Symphony Hall.

ARIZONA BROADWAY THEATRE 7701 W. Paradise Ln., Peoria & 623-776-8400 azbroadwaytheatre.com Live theatre performances.

BURTON BARR LIBRARY ARIZONA SCIENCE CENTER 600 E. Washington St., Phoenix & 602-716-2000 azscience.org Learning exhibits & planetarium.

ARIZONA JEWISH THEATRE 444 W. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-264-0402 azjewishtheatre.org Non-sectarian, nonprofit theater.

BENTLEY GALLERY 4161 N. Marshall Way, Scottsdale & 480-946-6060 bentleygallery.com Contemporary painting & sculpture.

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BILTMORE GALLERIES 7113 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-947-5975 biltmoregalleries.com

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1221 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-262-4636 phoenixpubliclibrary.org Architecturally significant public library.

CALVIN CHARLES GALLERY 4201 N. Marshall Way, Scottsdale & 480-421-1818 calvincharles.com Unique perspective on the world of art.

Photo: Heard Museum

QUICK TIPS

Go Global Celebrate the world through music at one of the Valley’s most renowned venues, the Musical Instrument Museum.

This summer’s lineup includes a variety of world cultures, including West African drumming by grand masters of the djembe drum, Mamady Keita and Famoudou Konate, as well as folk songs from Japan and the spirited Celtic music and dance of Ireland, Scotland and Canada’s Cape Breton.

CHALLENGER SPACE CENTER

4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix 480-478-6000 themim.org

DESERT BOTANICAL GARDEN

21170 N. 83rd Ave., Peoria & 623-322-2001 azchallenger.org

1201 N. Galvin Pkwy., Phoenix & 602-481-8104 dbg.org

Inspired wonders of space.

Explore the wonders of nature.

FIREHOUSE GALLERY

16000 N. Del Webb Blvd., Sun City & 623-972-0478 chambermusicwest.com

21 N. Frontier St., Wickenburg & 928-684-2272 westernmuseum.org

Chamber music for Valley audiences.

American art, Western history.

C HILDREN’S MUSEUM OF PHOENIX

DESERT STAGEs THEATRE

215 N. 7th St., Phoenix & 602-253-0501 childrensmuseumofphoenix.org

4720 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-483-1664 desertstages.org

“Play to learn - Family fun.”

Award-winning performances.

Comerica THEATRE

DULEY-JONES GALLERY

400 W. Washington St., Phoenix & 602-379-2800 livenation.com

7100 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-945-8475 duleyjones.com

Modern venue, classic feel, big shows.

Eccentric contemporary art.

DEER VALLEY ROCK ART CENTER Photo: Musical Instrument Museum

DESERT CABALLEROS WESTERN MUSEUM

3711 W. Deer Valley Rd., Glendale & 623-582-8007 dvrac.asu.edu

EN CHANTED ISLAND AMUSEMENT PARK

222 E. Monroe St., Phoenix & 602-254-7399 herbergertheater.org

Live/work collective artspace.

Performance arts center.

1090 S. Vulture Mine Rd., Wickenburg & 928-684-6624 delewebbcenter.org Music, dance, theatre, education.

115 N. 6th St., Phoenix & 602-262-5029 phoenix.gov/parks

Contemporary & abstract art.

Phoenix’s central heritage.

GARFIELD GALLERIA

IRISH CULTURAL CENTER

316 W. McDowell Rd., Phoenix & 602-349-3049 garfieldgalleria.com

1106 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-258-0109 azirish.org

Twelve artist studios in one building.

Heart of the Celtic community.

GLENDALE POLICE MUSEUM

JOAN CAWLEY GALLERY

6821 N. 57th Ave., Glendale & 623-937-8088 historic-glendale.net

7135 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-947-3548 jcgltd.com

Historic police museum.

Unique stable of artists.

GREAT ARIZONA PUPPET THEATRE 302 W. Latham St., Phoenix & 602-262-2050 azpuppets.org Puppet shows for all ages.

Rides, food, games and more.

2301 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-252-8848 heard.org

EXPOSED GALLERY

DEL E. WEBB CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

HERITAGE SQUARE

7144 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale & 480-429-7729 g2gallery.com

1202 W. Encanto Blvd., Phoenix & 602-254-1200 enchantedisland.com

Art & archaeology.

HERBERGER THEATER

1015 N. 1st St., Phoenix & 602-300-7575 strivedreams.com

G2 GALLERY

CHAMBER MUSIC WEST

Musical Instrument Museum

JOBING.COM ARENA 6751 N. Sunset Blvd., Glendale & 623-772-3375 jobingarena.com Concerts, sports & performances.

THE LAWRENCE GALLERY HEARD MUSEUM

4225 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix & 602-248-8030 exposedgallery.com

Native American art.

Contemporary art gallery.

32633 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-488-9817 heard.org/north

7012 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-443-5575 thelawrencegallery.com Best selection of fine art.

LEGACY GALLERY

HEARD MUSEUM NORTH

Collection of American Indian art.

7178 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-945-1113 legacygallery.com Traditional Western fine art.

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Summer Spectacular Artwalks abound in the summer, even in the Valley. Every Thursday, the Scottsdale Arts District hosts “America’s Original Artwalk,” where cool galleries and artists’ studios invite enthusiasts to chill out. On July 7, the city hosts the 22nd Annual Summer Spectacular ArtWalk, featuring artist demonstrations, wine tastings, exhibit openings, live entertainment, food tastings and more. Find unique paintings, pastels, jewelry, sculpture, ceramics and fine art photography as well as traditional Indian arts such as Navajo blankets and Hopi kachinas.

MARSHALL LEKAE GALLERY

PAUL SCOTT GALLERY

PHOENIX THEATRE

7106 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-874-2624 marshall-lekaegallery.com

7056 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-874-3000 paulscottgallery.com

100 E. McDowell St., Phoenix & 602-258-1974 phoenixtheatre.com

Sculpture, blown glass & metalworks.

Internationally acclaimed artists.

All-ages performing arts center.

Scottsdale Arts District Main St. and Marshall Way, Scottsdale scottsdalegalleries.com

TALIESIN WEST 12621 N. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd., Scottsdale & 480-860-2700 franklloydwright.org Explore Frank Lloyd Wright.

MAY GALLERY

PEORIA CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

3922 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-922-1801 maygallery.com

8355 W. Peoria Ave., Peoria & 623-815-7930 theaterworks.org

Original paintings, art glass & bronzes.

Community & youth theater.

PHOENIX ZOO 455 N. Galvin Pkwy., Phoenix & 602-273-1341 phoenixzoo.com Extensive zoo exhibits, events & more.

THEATER WORKS 8355 W. Peoria Ave., Peoria & 623-815-1730 theaterworks.org Northwest Valley theater.

ROSSON HOUSE

PEORIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM

4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix & 602-475-6000 themim.org

10304 N. 83rd Ave., Peoria & 623-487-8030 peoriahistoricalsociety.org

Celebrate the world’s music cultures.

Peoria history.

MODIFIED ARTS

PEORIA MAIN LIBRARY

407 E. Roosevelt St., Phoenix & 602-462-5516 modifiedarts.org

8463 W. Monroe St., Peoria & 623-773-7555 library.peoriaaz.gov

Indie art space & music venue.

Teen programs & computer classes.

ORPHEUM THEATRE

PHOENIX ART MUSEUM

203 W. Adams St., Phoenix & 602-534-5600 orpheum-theater.com

1625 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-257-1222 phxart.org

Historic, multi-use auditorium.

Large-scale contemporary museum.

OSTROVSKY FINE ART

PHOENIX OPERA

113 N. 6th St., Phoenix & 602-262-5070 rossonhousemuseum.org Restored historic home.

TORCH THEATRE 4721 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-751-4862 thetorchtheatre.com Professional improv performances.

SAHUARO RANCH PARK 9802 N. 59th Ave., Glendale & 623-930-4500 glendaleaz.com/srpha Historic & recreational experience.

VALLEY YOUTH THEATRE 525 N. 1st St., Phoenix & 602-253-8188 vyt.com Acclaimed children’s theatre.

SCOTTSDALE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 7380 E. 2nd St., Scottsdale & 480-945-2323 scottsdaleperformingarts.org Adventuresome & eclectic collections.

WILDLIFE WORLD ZOO 16501 W. Northern Ave., Litchfield Park & 623-935-5692 www.wildlifeworld.com Zoo & aquarium.

SCOTTSDALE MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART

7048 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-941-1600 ostrovskyfineart.com

203 W. Adams St., Phoenix & 1-866-673-7248 phoenixopera.org

7374 E. 2nd St., Scottsdale & 480-874-4666 smoca.org

Specializes in mural-sized commissions.

Opera at the Orpheum Theatre.

Contemporary art exhibits & events.

XERISCAPE BOTANICAL GARDEN 5959 W. Brown St., Glendale & 623-930-3596 glendaleaz.com Botanical garden tours.

OVERLAND GALLERY

PHOENIX SYMPHONY

SHEMER ART MUSEUM

7155 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-947-1934 overlandgallery.com

225 E. Adams St., Phoenix & 602-495-1999 phoenixsymphony.org

5005 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-262-4727 shemerartcenterandmuseum.org

Premier American artists.

Classical & pops concerts.

Fine art for the whole family.

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Photo: Scottsdale Arts District

MUSICal INSTRUMENT MUSEUM

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HAVE A SCOTTSDALE DAY...

WHY GO ANYWHERE ELSE?

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isit the old west in Scottsdale’s Old Town and take a carriage

ride or enjoy the singing cowboy. Roam through over 100 art

galleries of both southwestern and contemporary design. Search specialty retail shops for clothing, jewelry and much more. Enjoy a dining experience from the casual to the upscale at any of the over 85 restaurants. Take in a vibrant and exciting night-life at many of the 50+ lounges, bars and nightclubs only found in Downtown Scottsdale.

Visit cultural attractions and see more than 50 public art displays.

Parking is free in Downtown Scottsdale and so is the Downtown Trolley. Come see what we have to offer.

www.scottsdaledowntown.com • 480.312.7750 ArtWalk the Line, Every Thursday 7pm-9pm.

Scottsdale Farmers Market, Every Saturday 8:30am-1pm.

FREE Scottsdale Downtown Trolley Rides, For schedule visit www.downtownscottsdale.com.

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Come

Play Today

One Great Space — Three Floors of Fun!

Explore the Climber, Building Big, Noodle Forest and so much more.

Open 7 days a week, now through August 7th, 9am to 4pm.

Shopping

Retail Therapy The Borgata of Scottsdale

Rare Find

Tucked in a tiny mall in Central Phoenix, Purple Lizard is a quirky spot that offers an eclectic variety of clothing, jewelry, home accessories and more.

2827 N. 15th Ave., Phoenix 602-728-0980

Artist Style

This season, discover a dramatic look with the Frida Collection at Free People, one of the newest boutiques at Scottsdale Quarter.

15279 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale 480-948-7002 freepeople.com

In recent years

, the Phoenix metropolitan area has gained status as a world-class shopping destination. Throughout the Valley, a diversity of shopping venues is made up of hip, hometown boutiques that coexist with iconic department stores such as Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue and Barneys.

Hand-crafted products and vintage finds inhabit fun and funky shops and galleries, while the latest trends in fashion and home décor fill the racks and shelves of popular chains.

Boutique malls dot the Valley, including Glendale, where the Village at Arrowhead offers open-air shopping that features several boutiques juxtaposed with recognized retailers. You’ll enjoy the Old World charm of an Italian village at The Borgata of Scottsdale, while the Shops at Norterra, in the northern end of the Valley, offers a fun experience for fashionistas. In Phoenix, along the curve of 7th Avenue, the Melrose District showcases a variety of vintage goods venues, while nearby Biltmore Fashion Park offers a classic shopping experience, no matter whether you’re looking for the latest techno-gadget or a Brooks Brothers tie.

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Boutique Malls

The Valley is dotted with upscale, yet affordable, shopping spots.

The Borgata of Scottsdale Local boutiques in an Old World setting.

6166 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale 602-953-6538 • borgata.com

Dana Park Village Square Urban lifestyle center Baseline Rd. & Val Vista Dr., Mesa danapark.com

The Shops at Norterra Shopping and dining with monthly events.

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THE APPLE TREE

2502 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 602-840-2441 alessi.com

5811 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale & 623-435-8486 picturetrail.com/appletreeshop

Contemporary home decor.

Vintage kitchen items.

BABETTE 7051 E. 5th Ave., Scottsdale & 480-947-2450 babettesf.com Modern colors & style clothing.

BLUEBERRY DELUXE Anastasia’s Boutiques 8787 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-443-4555 anastasiasboutiques.com

Apricot Lane 9410 W. Hanna Dr., Glendale & 623-877-3308 apricotlaneusa.com

Bounty Hunter AT-EASE

16651 N. 84th Ave., Peoria & 623-523-6000 antigua.com

7014 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 480-947-3800 ateaseclothing.com

Sportswear & golf accessories.

World’s finest men’s clothing.

ANTIQUE HAVEN

BABY KOUNTRY

5805 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale & 623-939-3420 rubylane.com/shop/antqhavn

15411 W. Waddell Rd., Surprise & 623-544-9495 babykountry.blogspot.com

Vintage jewels & antiques.

Clothing for babies and toddlers.

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Vintage clothing & accessories.

Designer denim and bags.

Luxurious scents and sensuous lingerie.

ANTIGUA SPORTSWEAR

702 W. Montecito Ave., Phoenix & 602-717-8376 blueberrydeluxe.com

15279 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-907-6556 Edgy fashion and accessories.

BUBBLES & PAWS 7445 W. Cactus Rd., Peoria & 623-878-7297 bubblesandpaws.com Self-service pet wash.

Photo: Westcor Shopping Centers

QUICK TIPS

The Valley is filled with one-of-a-kind shopping venues

Back in the Swim It’s pool time, and no matter whether you’re looking for a classic one-piece or want to show off a rockin’ bod in an itsybitsy bikini, the folks at What Women Want know that all you really want is a swimsuit that fits. This shop carries swimsuits and accessories for misses, juniors, full-figures, maternity and special needs. You’ll find an impressive collection of styles to choose from, but if you can’t find exactly what you’re looking for, don’t fret, they also offer custom ordering.

CARTER’S MEN’S CLOTHING

DRAWN TO COMICS

5045 N. 44th St., Phoenix & 602-952-8646 cartersmensclothing.com

5757 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale & 623-847-9090 drawntocomics.com

Best in traditional men’s wear.

West Valley’s best comic book store.

FOREVER 21 7014 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 480-994-2009 forever21.com

What Women Want 1825 E. Guadalupe Rd., Tempe 480-777-2535 whatwomenwantswimwear.com

HAIR POLLUTION 1524 E. McDowell Rd., Phoenix & 602-258-8600 hairpollution.org A salon with attitude.

Fun, fleeting fashion trends.

CHURCHILL’S FINE CIGARS 5041 N. 44th St., Phoenix & 602-840-9080 churchillsaz.com Finest cigars & accessories.

Drybar

HALO Of Phoenix Frances

15279 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-607-5064 thedrybar.com/scottsdale

10 W. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-279-5467 francesvintage.com

Blow-outs, in a pampering environment.

Vintage frocks and retro gift items.

Classy Jazzy 2000 Rio Salado Pkwy., Tempe & 480-968-0556 classy-jazzy.com For divas of all ages.

525 S. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-253-9033 theducephx.com

COTTAGE GARDEN

FRENCH DESIGNER JEWELER 7148 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-994-4717 frenchonmain.com Exquisite one-of-a-kind pieces.

THE EMBELLISHED HOUSE 7121 E. Sahuaro Dr., Scottsdale & 480-991-2610 theembellishedhouse.com Reclaim a piece of the past.

Gifts for home and garden.

GARAGE BOUTIQUE 7144 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale & 480-556-6900 garageboutique.com

15257 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-991-0959 deegiescarma.com

7135 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 480-664-0365 estiloboutique.com Celebrity’s favorite designers.

Young women’s style from head to toe.

Photo: What Women Want

Both private and boutique labels.

JACADI-PARIS 15024 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-443-3921 jacadi.us Prim, Parisian-made kid’s clothing.

LINDSAY LOU SCOTTSDALE Giggle 15147 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale 480-922-4928 & giggle.com

6107 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-443-2522 lindsaylou.com Strictly for hipsters.

Baby shop and registry.

FEMME DE PARIS Designer District

4410 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-468-9944 healybea.com

A body shop for kids.

ESTILO BOUTIQUE Deegie’s Carma

Body piercing & jewelry.

Healy Bea THE DUCE

Full retail destination.

7142 N. 58th Ave., Glendale & 623-847-3232 7162 N. 58th Ave., Glendale & 623-847-5262. cottagegarden2.blogspot.com

10 W. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-230-0044 halopiercing.com

11 W. Washington St., Phoenix & 602-795-4979 shopdesignerdistrict.com

6166 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-423-5161 femmedeparis.info

Upscale fashion for men and women.

Sophisticated styles for women.

MADE ART BOUTIQUE H&M 7014 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 480-946-0370 1 5169 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-607-8374 hm.com Trendy men’s and women’s fashions.

922 N. 5th St., Phoenix & 602-256-6233 madephx.com Art, books, magazines & more.

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How Sweet It Is Ok, so you feel like a kid in a candy shop, but that’s exactly the point. Remember sticky summer days filled with candy buttons, salt water taffy and Teaberry gum?

It’s time for a trip down memory Lane at Smeeks.

School’s out, so take the kids along and show ’em the ropes — licorice ropes, that is — along with Double Bubble, Sugar Daddies, Mallo Cups, Clark Bars, wax lips and a ton of other nostalgic candies, sodas and fun novelties.

Sure they’re similar city to city, but many Valley malls are unique enough that you’ll enjoy more than just the offerings.

Arizona Center arizonacenter.com

Arrowhead Towne Center

NEW TO YOU

5070 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-264-1414 practical-art.com

Designer consignment shop.

Everything locally handmade.

shopbiltmore.com

Chandler Fashion Center

Queen Creek Olive Mill

15279 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale 480-270-8123 scottsdalequarter.com

25062 E. Meridian Rd., Queen Creek 480-888-9290 queekcreekolivemill.com

The sporting goods mecca.

Working olive farm and mill.

NORDSTROM 7055 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 480-946-4111 nordstrom.com Exceptional fashions to inspire.

chandlermall.com

Desert Ridge Marketplace shopdesertridge.com

Park West Mall

OH MY DOG BOUTIQUE 7137 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale & 480-874-1200 ohmydogboutique.com Fine arts organization & gallery.

shopparkwest.com

San Tan Village shopsantanvillage.com

Scottsdale Fashion Square

PHOENICIA ASSOCIATION 821 N. 3rd St., Phoenix & 602-441-3385 wearephoenicia.com

S cottsdale Quarter T empe Marketplace

westgatecitycenter.com

The ultimate fashionista destination.

PINK HOUSE 7009 N. 58th Ave., Glendale & 623-298-4766 pinkhousetreasures.com

9780 W. Northern Ave., Peoria & 623-877-8599 sportsmagick.com Sports apparel & goods.

STINKWEEDS 12 W. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-248-9461 stinkweeds.com Independent record store.

Boutique fashions with flair.

STUPID CUPID

REVOLVER RECORDS 918 N. 2nd St., Phoenix & 602-795-4980 revolveraz.com

5027 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix & 602-265-6926 stupidcupidgifts.com Home accessories and gifts.

Selection of new and used vinyl LPs.

TRENDY TAG BOUTIQUE

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE 2446 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 602-955-8000 saksfifthave.com

2470 W. Happy Valley Rd., Phoenix & 623-587-0095 trendytagboutique.com Trend-setting boutique.

Apparel, perfumes & accessories.

Urban Angels Boutique

SIRENS & SAINTS 4206 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix & 602-296-4349 sirensandsaints.blogspot.com

2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy., Tempe & 480-968-3038 shopurbanangels.com

Women’s fashion boutique.

Up close and personal experience.

Treasures and gifts.

SMEEKS

tempemarketplace.com

Westgate City Center

REGALA 11001 N. 99th Ave., Peoria & 623-875-0688

Men’s clothing & apparel.

fashionsquare.com

scottsdalequarter.com

SO-OH !Fashion 9380 Westgate Blvd., Glendale & 623-772-4000

SPORTSMAGICK

Nike

arrowheadtowncenter.com

Biltmore Fashion Park

Pitaya 524 S. Mill Ave., Tempe 480-557-9422 pitaya.com Affordable; college vibe.

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PRACTICAL ART

6750 W. Peoria Ave., Peoria & 623-412-3597 newtoyouupscaleresale.com

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URBAN YOGA

14 W. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-279-0538 francesvintage.com/smeeks

3225 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-277-9642 urbanyogaphx.com

Candy treat boutique.

Urban betterment.

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Retail Central

Smeeks 14 W. Camelback Rd., Phoenix 602-279-0538 smeeks.net

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Rec & Stuff

Play it Cool Saguaro Lake

Power Trip

Catch some air as you zip across the water on a jet-ski.

Full Power Throttle Sports rents jet-skis and other toys.

1727 E. Weber Dr., Tempe 480-292-6100 phoenixjetskirentals.com

Down the Tubes

Take a tube trip down a lazy river with Salt River Tubing and Recreation.

15 miles north of U.S. Highway 60 on Power Rd., Mesa 480-984-3305 saltrivertubing.com

In the Swim

Beat the heat at one of the Valley’s many pools.

Chances are

, you won’t want to hit the ground runnin’ during a Valley summer, but don’t worry, there are plenty of ways to keep your cool while you get your game on. It may be called the Valley of the Sun, but several scenic lakes offer refreshing getaways that don’t take hours of driving. A chain of lakes dominates the eastern region of the Valley, where you can water-ski, jet-ski, camp, fish and picnic. The largest of these, Roosevelt Lake, boasts more than 112 miles of shoreline with serene coves and plenty of opportunities for all sorts of water sports, and Saguaro Lake, the closest to the Valley, is a favorite for water recreation. In the northwest Valley, the cool, clear water of Lake Pleasant provides the perfect spot for sailing, water-skiing, jet-skiing and fishing. Big Surf, Wet ’n’ Wild and Golfland/Sunsplash, as well as many resort water parks, let you surf, slide and splash away hot days. If water isn’t your thing, check out indoor activities, such as Scottsdale’s AZ on the Rocks, Arizona’s largest indoor rock-climbing gym. And you can always chill out at Polar Ice, skating rinks with locations in both Chandler and Peoria.

ACADEMY OF CLASSICAL BALLET 21501 N. 78th Ave., Peoria & 623-572-7222 acballet.com

Foothills Recreation & Aquatic Center Rec swimming with fun theme days.

5600 W. Union Hills Rd., Glendale 623-930-4600 • glendaleaz.com

Superstition Shadows Aquatic Center Laps, open swim and family nights.

1091 W. Southern Ave., Apache Junction 480-474-5210 • ajcity.net

Thrill rides & games.

Indoor kart racing, billiards, arcade.

chase field AZ on the Rocks 16447 N. 91st St., Scottsdale & 480-502-9777 azontherocks.com

401 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix & 602-514-8400 azchasefield.com Retractable-roofed D-backs stadium.

Indoor climbing fun.

BUSY BODIES PLANNED PLAY 19420 N. 59th Ave., Glendale & 623-847-4090 busybodiesplannedplay.com

41402 N. 87th Ave., Peoria & 602-372-7470 desertoutdoorcenter.org Desert adventures.

Encanto Park

CAMELBACK RANCH 10710 W. Camelback Rd., Glendale & 623-877-8585 camelbackranchbaseball.com

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FOOTHILLS RECREATION & AQUATICS CENTER 5600 W. Union Hills Dr., Glendale & 623-930-4600 glendaleaz.com Water & sports activities.

DESERT OUTDOOR CENTER

Fitness fun.

Baseball & events.

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F-1 Race Factory 317 S. 48th St., Phoenix & 602-302-7223 f1racefactory.com

Ballet & dance classes.

Cactus Aquatics Premiere competitive and rec swims.

7202 E. Cactus Rd., Scottsdale 480-312-7665 • scottsdaleaz.gov

CASTLES N’ COASTERS 9445 Metro Pkwy., Phoenix & 602-997-7575 castlesncoasters.com

2605 N. 15th Ave., Phoenix & 602-261-8991 phoenix.gov/parks Shaded greens, fields & lagoon.

FOOTHILLS SK8 COURT PLAZA 57th Ave. & Union Hills Dr., Glendale & 623-930-2820 glendaleaz.org Clean & drug free skate park.

GLENDALE PARKS AND RECREATION Multiple locations, Glendale & 623-930-2822 glendaleaz.com City parks.

Photo: Tonto National Forest

QUICK TIPS

Refreshing ways to enjoy summer fun

Dance Therapy The Savoy Hop Cats are on a mission: “Bringing Lindy Hop back to the people.” Join the fun and swing with the best of them every Monday at the Ghost Lounge in historic Hotel San Carlos during Savoy Night. Loosen up with the Lindy Hop; no partners or experience needed. Nathaniel and Elizabeth Smalley give an introductory swing dance lesson from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m, then you can jitterbug the night away. Throughout the year, Savoy Hop Cats presents special dance events focusing on the era between the 1920s and ’50s.

Golfland Sunsplash 155 W. Hampton Ave., Mesa & 480-834-8319 golfland.com Putt-putt golf and water slides.

Margaret T. Hance Park 67 W. Culver St., Phoenix & 602-534-2406 phoenix.gov/parks

POLAR ICE 15829 N. 83rd Ave., Peoria & 623-334-1200 polaricepeoria.com Ice skating & activities.

Park and Japanese gardens.

GOODYEAR SKATE PARK 3151 N. Litchfield Rd., Goodyear & 623-882-7525 bit.ly/goodyearskatepark Skateboard & in-line skate park.

HUBBARD FAMILY SWIM SCHOOL

OASIS GYMNASTICS & SPORTS CENTER 8643 W. Kelton Ln., Peoria & 623-977-6399 oasisgym.com Rec & fitness for kids.

PEORIA RECREATION Multiple locations & 623-773-7137 peoriaaz.gov

Swim school & camps.

Family sports & recreation.

9375 E. Bell Rd., Scottsdale & 480-585-7465 coyotesice.com Ice skating and hockey leagues.

PEORIA SPORTS COMPLEX 16101 N. 83rd Ave., Peoria & 623-773-8700 peoriaaz.com Stadium & practice fields.

Jump Street 455 E. Warner Rd., Chandler & 480-270-8008

5665 W. Bell, Glendale

& 602-889-0081 gotjump.com

Photo: Savoy Hop Cats

Trampoline athletic fun.

Lincoln Family YMCA 350 N. 1st Ave., Phoenix & 602-257-5138 valleyymca.org/lincoln Family fun & fitness.

602-770-3184 savoyhopcats.com

SURPRISE AQUATIC CENTER 12425 W. Bell Rd., Surprise & 623-222-2000 surpriseaz.com Pool & recreation.

PUMP IT UP

8402 W. Thunderbird Rd., Peoria & 602-971-4044 hubbardswim.com

Ice Den

Savoy Hop Cats

PHOENIX INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY 7602 S. 115th Ave., Avondale & 602-252-2227 phoenixraceway.com Race track & attraction.

PLEASANT HARBOR MARINA 40202 N 87th Ave., Peoria & 602-977-7377 azmarinas.com Full-service marina.

8550 N. 91st Ave., Peoria & 623-872-0748 pumpitupparty.com Inflatable units.

TURF SOARING SCHOOL 8700 W. Carefree Hwy., Peoria & 602-439-3621 turfsoaring.com Soaring flight adventures.

ROLLERPLEX 16083 N. 75th Ave., Peoria & 623-334-8118 rollerplex.com Roller skating & entertainment.

us airways center 201 E. Jefferson St. & 602-379-2000 usairwayscenter.com Suns, Mercury & Rattlers arena.

SCOTTSDALE STADIUM 7408 E. Osborn Rd., Scottsdale & 480-312-2580 scottsdaleaz.gov/stadium Home of the SF Giants.

STEELE INDIAN SCHool Park 300 E. Indian School Rd. & 602-495-0739 phoenix.gov/parks Amphitheater, dog park & gardens.

SPOTLIGHT YOUTH THEATRE 10620 N. 43rd Ave., Glendale & 623-242-2611 spotlightyouththeatre.org Children’s theater.

Westworld Paintball Adventures 4240 W. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-447-8200 westworldpaintball.com Extreme paintball indoor & out.

WET ’N’ WILD PHOENIX 4243 W. Pinnacle Peak Rd., Glendale & 623-201-2000 wetnwildphoenix.com Arizona’s biggest water park.

WILDLIFE WORLD ZOO & AQUARIUM 16501 W. Northern Ave., Litchfield Park & 623-935-5692 wildlifeworld.com Zoo & aquarium.

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GOLF

On Par

Save some green this summer Whirlwind Golf Club

Discounted Tee Times Look to our website for tee times worldwide with the new You Are Here Tee Times® portal, where you can find courses, schedule tee times and link to your favorite links. A one stop for all of your tee-time needs. youarehereaz.com

Playing golf during the summer months in Phoenix may seem counterintuitive, but this is the time of year when you’ll get great deals on a round of golf without the crowds. With more than 200 different courses to choose from in the Valley, you can find just the course that suits you. The trick is to start early or, if you prefer to wind down your day by hitting the links, you may find even lower greens fees. At this time of year, resorts offer substantial discounts on rates, such as those at Whirlwind Golf Club at Sheraton Wild Horse Pass in Chandler. If you’re a golf purist, be sure to schedule a tee time at any of the historic Wigwam Resort’s three courses, two of which were designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr.

Golf Goods

You’ll find everything you need to improve your game and your style at Hornacek’s House of Golf.

23857 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale 480-502-0555 hornaceksgolf.com

Round of Fun

Test your golf skills at 40 worldclass golf courses at CrossWoods Indoor Golf, while you enjoy the 19th hole, all under one roof.

5222 E. Baseline Rd., Gilbert 480-654-4653 crosswoodstavern.com

Tee Up

Practice your game at Valley Golf Center’s new 60-station, double-decker driving range with fully automated tee up and ball feeding system.

12247 W. Indian School Rd., Avondale 623-935-9351 valleygolfcenteraz.com

ARIZONA BILTMORE GOLF CLUB 2400 E. Missouri St., Phoenix & 602-955-9656 azbiltmoregc.com

Foothills (18) course

Adobe (18) & Links (18) courses

GRAYHAWK GOLF CLUB Arizona Golf Resort 425 S. Power Rd., Mesa & 480-832-3202 arizonagolfresort.com

8620 E. Thompson Peak Pkwy., Scottsdale & 480-502-1800 grayhawkgolf.com

One 18-hole course

Raptor (18) & Talon (18) courses

Camelback Inn 5402 E. Lincoln Dr., Paradise Valley & 480-948-1700 camelbackinn.com

DESERT CANYON GOLF CLUB 10440 N. Indian Wells Dr., Scottsdale & 480-837-1173 desertcanyongolf.com One 18-hole course

Encanto Park 2775 N. 15th Ave., Phoenix & 602-253-3963 phoenix.gov/recreation

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MCCORMICK RANCH GOLF CLUB 7505 E. McCormick Pkwy., Scottsdale & 480-948-0260 mccormickranchgolf.com Palm (18) & Pine (18) courses

The Phoenician 6000 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 480-941-8200 thephoenician.com

Las Sendas Golf Course 7555 E. Eagle Crest Dr., Mesa & 480-396-4000 lassendas.com

27-hole course

One 18-hole course

1415 N. Mill Ave., Tempe & 480-350-5275 playrollinghillsgolf.com

36-hole course

Encanto (9 + 18)

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Foothills Golf Club 2201 E. Clubhouse Dr., Phoenix & 480-460-4653 thefoothillsgc.com

The Legend at Arrowhead 21027 N. 67th Ave., Glendale & 623-561-0953 legendatarrowhead.com One 18-hole course

LEGEND TRAIL GOLF CLUB 9462 E. Legendary Ln., Scottsdale & 480-488-7434 legendtrailgc.com One 18-hole course

Rolling Hills Golf Course

One 18-hole course

SANCTUARY AT WESTWORLD 10690 E. Sheena Dr., Scottsdale & 480-502-8200 sanctuarygolf.com One 18-hole course

See More Public Courses and get Tee Times online at youarehereaz.com

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EVENTS

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Summer’s best entertainment

Looking for something to do?

Check out these great events coming to your favorite venue.

Concerts at Kierland

Family Farm Day

Throughout June & July (except July 2) Free performances on Saturday evenings, 7-9 p.m.

Kierland Commons 480-348-1577 kierlandcommons.com

June 4 Bring the kids to this fun event.

Tolmachoff Farms, Glendale 623-386-1301 tolmachoff-farms.com

Tim McGraw June 3 The country superstar’s newest concert tour.

Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion 800-745-3000 ticketmaster.com

Ballet Arizona June 3 – 5 Celebrate a collection of ballets by George Balanchine.

Symphony Hall 602-381-1096 balletaz.org

June 10 The band’s favorites from the past 42 years, including the entire “Aqualung” album.

Comerica Theatre 800-745-3000 ticketmaster.com

Les Misérables

Live & Let Die: Phoenix Symphony

June 7 – 12 Celebrating its 25th anniversary this year with a new production.

ASU Gammage 480-965-3434 asugammage.com

June 5 Enjoy an acoustic evening with these singers/songwriters.

Mesa Arts Center 480-644-6500 mesaartscenter.com

Music in the Garden June 9 – 12 Comedy with hilarious take on pop culture.

Stand Up Live!

480-719-6100 standuplive.com

Annie Summer Theater Camps June 6 – July 30 A variety of theater camps for youths, ages 6-13.

Greasepaint Youth Theatre 602-889-7609 greasepaint.org

June 10 The Music of Paul McCartney.

Symphony Hall 602-495-1999 phoenixsymphony.org

June 10 – 26 One of America’s favorite musicals.

Valley Youth Theatre 602-252-8497 vyt.com

June 10, 17, 24 Listen to performances in a beautiful setting.

Desert Botanical Garden 480-941-1225 dbg.org

Lyle Lovitt & John Hiatt June 5

Itty Bitty Beach Party Camp Compassion June 7 – July 28 Camp for ages 7-14, focusing on the six pillars of character and some furry friends.

Arizona Humane Society 602-997-7586 azhumane.org

June 10, 17, 24 Festivities at Phoenix area pools.

Paradise Valley Pool, Roosevelt Pool, Pecos Pool 602-534-6587 phoenix.gov/sports

Photo: Mesa Arts Center

June 1 – Aug. 6 Exhibition of the artist’s blackand-white photographs.

ASU Art Museum 480-965-278 asuartmuseum.asu.edu

Jethro Tull

June 7 – July 30 Learn how to cook with chocolate from JW Marriott pros.

J.W. Marriott Desert Ridge 480-293-3988 jwdesertridgeresort.com

Pablo Francisco Lyle Lovitt & John Hiatt

Andy Warhol: Who, What, Where

A Chocolate Affair

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Greatest Show on Earth Everybody loves a circus — if you’re not afraid of the clowns, that is. Well, the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus comes to town June 22 - 26 with an all-new show, Fully Charged. See fresh performances that include amazing stunts, crazy clowns, daring acrobats and exotic animals. The shows take place at U.S. Airways Center.

Join in pre-show thrills on the arena

Photos: Top — Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey bottom: American Idol

floor one hour before showtime.

Mighty Mud Mania

Men of Soul

All-American Fest

June 11 Get down and dirty at this mud-filled event that benefits charity.

Scottsdale Chaparral Park 480-312-2771 scottsdaleaz.gov

June 25 Jeffrey Osborne, Peabo Bryson and Freddie Jackson perform.

Celebrity Theatre 602-267-1600 celebritytheatre.com

July 4 Celebrate America’s Independence and Arizona’s Centennial.

Peoria Sports Complex 623-773-7198 peoriaaz.gov/specialevents

Navajo Textiles

WWE SmackDown

June 11 – 12 Learn about Native American weaving.

Heard Museum 602-252-8840 heard.org

June 28 Watch World Wrestling Entertainment superstars.

U.S. Airways Center 800-745-3000 ticketmaster.com

Camp Zoo

Light Up the Sky

June 13 – July 29 Weeklong camps with animal sessions.

Phoenix Zoo 602-914-4333 phoenixzoo.org

July 1 Games and activities for all ages, plus spectacular fireworks.

Maryvale Baseball Park 602-262-6275 phoenix.gov

The Adventures of Pinocchio June 16 – 26 Original musical featuring the classic story.

Mesa Arts Center 480-644-6500 evct.org

Coin, Currency & Stamp Expo

U.S. Airways Center 201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix 800-745-3000 usairwayscenter.com

Chandler Fireworks Spectacular July 4 Enjoy food, music, rides and fireworks.

Tumbleweed Park 480-236-9123 chandleraz.gov

American Idol Live!

July 17

Salt River Brass: “Rags to Riches” May 1

*Events subject to change.

July 1 – 3 Appraisals and information on collecting.

Holiday Inn, Mesa 818-997-6496 bickinternational.com

Volleyball Festival June 23 – 27 More than 700 teams compete on 140 courts.

Phoenix Convention Center 281-343-9940 volleyball-festival.com

JCC Adult & Youth Triathlon & Duathlon July 3 Swim, bike and run competition.

Valley of the Sun Jewish Community Center Pool trifamilyracing.com youarehereaz.com

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Don’t Miss This The legendary musical “Les Misérables” celebrates its 25th anniversary this year with a new production that brings out the best of Victor Hugo’s story of the same name. The New York Times acclaimed it as “an unquestionably spectacular production from start to finish.” With new staging, and scenery inspired by Hugo’s paintings, it’s a must-see for old and new fans alike. Running June 7 - 12 at ASU Gammage.

ASU Gammage 1200 S. Forest Ave.,Tempe 480-965-3434 asugammage.com

Tempe 4th

Monsoon Madness

American Idol Live!

A Hawk and a Hacksaw

July 4 Join the fun at the Valley’s biggest July 4th event.

Tempe Beach Park tempe4th.com

July 9 Celebrate summer in Queen Creek with kids’ activities, food, softball and more.

Founders’ Park 480-358-5715 queencreek.org

July 17 Watch this season’s Top 10.

U.S. Airways Center 602-379-7800 usairwayscenter.com

July 22 Performance with gypsy and Balkan influences.

Musical Instrument Museum 480-478-6000 theMIM.org

July 7 Annual art celebration with music, drinks and prizes.

Scottsdale Arts District 480-990-3939 scottsdalearts.com

Jace Everett July 10 Nashville-based singer/ songwriter.

Musical Instrument Museum 480-478-6000 theMIM.org

MLB All-Star FanFest July 8 – 12 The world’s largest interactive baseball fan event.

Phoenix Convention Center 602-514-8500 allstargame.com

Christmas in July July 16 Shop early for the holidays.

Downtown Glendale 623-930-4500 visitglendale.com

Good Lovelies July 17 Listen to swinging harmonies and hilarious tales.

Musical Instrument Museum 480-478-6000 theMIM.org

Lori Piestewa Native American Games July 21 – 24 Sports competitions featuring basketball, volleyball, softball, track & field and more.

Ft. McDowell 480-517-9700 gcsg.org

Journey, Foreigner, Night Ranger July 24

Baby the Musical July 22 – Aug. 14 Upbeat musical about the pitfalls of parenthood.

Arizona Broadway Theatre 623-776-8400 azbroadwaytheatre.com

Journey, Foreigner, Night Ranger July 24 Classic rock bands perform their hits.

Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion 800-745-3000 ticketmaster.com

AZ Diamond July 26 Eddie Diamond and his band replicate the music of Neil Diamond.

Broadway Palm, Mesa 480-235-6700 broadwaypalmwest.com

Geeta Novotny

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July 30 Homage to the human spirit with opera, Broadway and classical performances.

Musical Instrument Museum 480-478-6000 theMIM.org

Photos: Top — Mesa Arts Center Bottom —ticketmaster

Summer Spectacular ArtWalk

FIT SOME FUN INTO YOUR SCHEDULE. Great games. Delicious food.

A-list entertainment.

The only thing missing is you.

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Dining

Serving It Up Hula’s Modern Tiki

Go-to Joe

A hip new Downtown Phoenix hot spot, JoBot Coffee Shop serves up good coffee for good people, with a little poetry thrown in.

Open 7:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.

918 N. 5th St., Phoenix jobot-coffee.com

Mellow Out

Not your basic pizza joint, each Mellow Mushroom has its own vibe. Pizza, beer, munchies and more.

740 S. Mill Ave.,Tempe 480-967-4355 2490 W. Happy Valley Rd., Phoenix 623-580-1111 mellowmushroom.com

I Scream,You Scream

From artisan ice cream to self-serve frozen yogurt, summer is the time to indulge in your favorite frozen treats.

Churn Old-school soda fountain serves up the basics.

5223 N. Central Ave., Phoenix 602-279-8024 • churnaz.com

Sweet Republic Pure ingredients, distinctive flavors.

9160 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale 480-248-6979 • sweetrepublic.com

Yogurtini “Serve yo self”: 15 daily flavors and more than 70 toppings.

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We know,

it’s hot outside, so comfort food during this time of year in the Valley usually means something cool and refreshing. Salads, burgers and barbecue anything, alongside a sweet tea or a cold beer are what you’re looking for. Check out the summer menu at Chelsea’s Kitchen, where garden-fresh staples star in dishes like Farmer’s Market Vegetables and Crispy Chicken & Spinach Salad. Hula’s Modern Tiki is keeping it cool, island-style, while Scottsdale’s Renegade Canteen serves up a mean ceviche. Margaritaville in Glendale offers up a license to chill, as well as its iconic cheeseburger in paradise and icy — you guessed it — margaritas.

Several new ice cream shops are churning out some artisan offerings like salted butter caramel and basil lime sorbet, as well as the old stand-bys vanilla, chocolate, butter pecan and strawberry. And for a super cool treat, check out the gelato pies in flavors like cantaloupe, Nutella or Meyer lemon from Grateful Spoon Gelato in Phoenix.

Amuse Bouche 17058 W. Bell Rd., Surprise & 623-322-8881 amusebouche.com French bistro to remember.

AZTECA BAKERIES & MEXICAN DELI

BLUEWATER GRILL

416 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix & 602-253-5864 aztecabakeries.com

1720 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-277-3474 bluewatergrill.com

Mexican deli & bakery.

High-quality fresh seafood.

ARCADIA FARMS 7014 E. 1st Ave., Scottsdale & 480-941-5665 arcadiafarmscafe.com Fresh, memorable, artful cuisine.

ARIZONA PIZZA CO. 8110 W. Union Hills Dr., Glendale & 623-566-8123 arizonapizza.com A lot more than pizza.

AVALON 7707 E. McDowell Rd., Scottsdale & 480-656-0010 avalon-scottsdale.com Contemporary coastal cuisine.

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Beckett’s Table 3717 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix & 602-954-1700 beckettstable.com

BUZZBERRY 5959 N. Granite Reef Rd., Scottsdale & 480-717-9962 Hip smoothie shop.

Focus on seasonal and local.

CAPITAL GRILLE

Bistro 202 202 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-396-7329 hotelsancarlos.com Tasty breakfast and lunch.

BLISS 901 N. 4th St., Phoenix 602-795-1792 & blissonfourth.com Serving American comfort classics.

16489 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-348-1700 2 502 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-952-8900 thecapitalgrille.com Spectacular steaks & seafood.

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QUICK TIPS

The Valley’s coolest dining spots

A Periodic Table New cuisine, a new style and new décor almost overshadow Award-winning Iron Chef Beau MacMillan’s fabulous creations — almost — at Elements, his signature restaurant at Sanctuary, the posh Paradise Valley resort situated at the base of Camelback Mountain. Luxury dining featuring MacMillan’s innovative dishes using the freshest local ingredients wow patrons who keep coming back for more.

CARTWRIGHT’S

SONORAN RANCH HOUSE 6710 E. Cave Creek Rd., Cave Creek & 480-488-8031 cartwrightssonoran ranchhouse.com

CULINARY DROPOUT

Chelsea’s Kitchen

7042 E. Indian School Rd., Scottsdale & 480-946-1622 eddiematneys.com/

6300 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-609-8866 fogodechao.com

Gastropub-style eatery.

Comfortable, yet eccentric flavors.

Authentic Brazilian steakhouse.

Cyclo

CHEUVRONT

COACH & WILLIE’S

Pre-game food & drinks.

FRANK & ALBERT’S

3815 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-297-8700 fezoncentral.com

2400 E. Missouri Ave., Phoenix & 602-381-7632 frankandalberts.com

A foodie fave for Vietnamese cuisine.

Lunch, dinner, late night.

Contemporary comfortable classics.

DELUX 3146 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-522-2288 deluxburger.com Amazing burgers & atmosphere.

DILLON’S RESTAURANT

Classy wine & cheese bar.

412 S. 3rd St., Phoenix & 602-254-5272 coachandwillies.com

FEZ

1919 W. Chandler Blvd., Chandler & 480-963-4490 www.cycloaz.com

Wine country atmosphere in Arizona.

1326 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-307-0022 cheuvronts.com

FOGO DE CHAO

7135 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 480-970-1700 foxrc.com/culinary_dropout

Exceptional culinary experience.

5040 N. 40th St., Phoenix & 602-957-2555 chelseaskitchenaz.com

EDDIE’S HOUSE

Elements 5700 E. McDonald Dr., Paradise Valley 800-245-2051 sactuaryoncamelback.com

8706 W. Thunderbird Rd., Peoria & 623-979-5353

20585 N. 59th Ave.,

&

Glendale 623-566-8100

19900 N. Remington Dr.,

Cork 4991 S. Alma School Rd., Chandler & 480-883-3773 www.corkrestaurant.net

Surprise & 623-584-8494 dillonsrestaurant.com

Acclaimed New American cuisine.

BBQ and American cuisine.

FIREBIRDS WOOD FIRED GRILL 16067 N. Arrowhead Ftn. Ctr. Dr., Peoria & 623-773-0500 firebirdsrestaurants.com Wood-fired grill.

FLEMING’S 6333 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-596-8625

&

2 0753 N. Pima Rd., Scottsdale 480-538-8000

&

9712 W. Northern Ave.,

Peoria 623-722-9463

GALLO BLANCO CAFÉ 401 W. Clarendon Ave., Phoenix & 602-274-4774 galloblancocafe.com Southwestern dining at its best.

Grateful Spoon Gelato 4410 N. 40th St., Phoenix 602-955-2448 gratefulspoon.com hand-crafted, artisan flavors.

THE GRILL 17020 N. Hayden Rd., Scottsdale & 480-585-4848 bit.ly/thegrill Simple sustainable seafood.

HABANERO’S

MEXICAN GRILL

Photo: Elements

COUP DES TARTES

DUCK & DECANTER

4626 N. 16th St., Phoenix & 602-254-5272 nicetartes.com

1651 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-274-5429

BYOB neighborhood bistro.

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COWBOY CIAO 7133 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale & 480-946-3111 cowboyciao.com Western global-eccentric foods.

3111 N. Central Ave., Phoenix 602-234-3656 1 N. Central Ave., Phoenix

905 N. 54th St., Chandler & 480-940-1900 flemingssteakhouse.com Prime steakhouse & wine bar.

Authentic Mexican cuisine.

FNB

duckanddecanter.com

7133 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale & 480-425-9463 fnbrestaurant.com

Specialty foods & retail.

Sophisticated and seasonal cuisine.

& 602-266-6637

14870 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-991-2997 habaneros.mx/

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Late Night Nosh It’s after 10:00 p.m. and it’s finally cooling down, while your appetite is heating up. Delux serves up its full menu until 2:00 a.m. every day of the week. Known for its burgers, Delux also offers deli sandwiches, salads, sweet potato fries, hot dogs and paninis as well as a full menu of potables. Want a little sweet before you sleep? Nosh on dessert favorites like red velvet cake, apple pie, root beer floats, cookies and shakes.

HAUS MURPHY’S

The Breakfast Club Hot Spots

5739 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale & 623-939-2480 hausmurphys.com Old World German.

H eirloom

Tryst Café

20775 N. Pima Rd., Scottsdale 480-515-2575 mculinary.com

Crackers & Co. Café

Kiss the Cook

Luci’s

Go ahead and sleep in; this popular East Valley spot serves breakfast all day long. Based on the owners’ European heritage of cooking from scratch, Crackers features giant cinnamon rolls, tasty scones, granola healthcakes, fluffy omelettes and more — including their signature dessert, Blackberry Cinnamon Brandied Bread Pudding, which is enough to turn late sleepers into morning people.

Enjoy a basket of homemade minimuffins while you decide what to order for breakfast at this Glendale café. This homey spot is decorated with antiques, and the buttermilk pancakes are a favorite with cyclists who stop by to carb up.You can also get your morning protein with classic eggs and bacon, just like grandma makes.

Features a full menu offering healthy and hearty breakfast favorites, as well as a cozy spot to gossip over a cup of coffee or tea. The gourmet coffee bar features locally roasted organic coffee along with assorted teas and baked goods, and, for breakfast, you can build your own omelette in four sizes: eeny, meeny, miny and moe.

Classics using locally grown produce.

4925 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale 623-939-4663 kiss-the-cook.com

1590 E. Bethany Home Rd., Phoenix 602-773-1339 lucishealthymarketplace.com

Farm-fresh salads and sandwiches.

Tryst Café

Award-winning American menu.

1325 N. Greenfield Rd., Mesa 480-924-9927 crackersandcompanycafe.com

Over Easy

Never heard of waffle dogs? Then scoot on over to one of Over Easy’s There’s nothing petite about this fare. two Valley locations. Sausage dipped in Get there early or you’ll have a wait, waffle batter, deep-fried, dusted with but it’s worth it. Fresh and simple powdered sugar and served with real ingredients go into dishes like the maple syrup. Over Easy also serves Chop & Chick featuring two eggs and up house-made granola; caramelized an Iowa pork chop or Griddlecakes banana & pecan French toast; classic with butter and syrup. The country- chilaquiles; and spinach, tomato & feta style dishes at Matt’s are big enough omelettes — need we say more? to feed a farmhand.

9375 E. Bell Rd., Scottsdale

Matt’s Big Breakfast

801 N. 1st St., Phoenix 602-254-1074 mattsbigbreakfast.com

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For a classic take on the tropics, try the Hawaiian Breakfast with eggs, smoked kalua pork, cabbage, jasmine rice and wonton crisps. If your tastes are more traditional, you’ll find morning favorites like flapjacks, oatmeal, omelettes, Belgian waffles and French toast, as well as lox & bagels, huevos rancheros and an awesome Monte Cristo.

480-270-3447 21050 N.Tatum Blvd., Phoenix 4730 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix 480-585-7978 602-468-3447 trystcafe.com eatatovereasy.com

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HERB BOX 20707 N. Pima Rd., Scottsdale & 480-289-6180 990 E. Shea Blvd., 6 Scottsdale & 480-998-8355 herbboxcatering.com

House of Tricks 114 E. 7th St., Tempe & 480-968-1114 www.houseoftricks.com

HULA’S MODERN TIKI 4700 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-265-8454 hulasmoderntiki.com Island fusion dishes & drinks.

Kitchen 56 3433 N. 56th St., Phoenix 480-994-5656 kitchen56.com Neighborhood comfort zone.

Photos: Top — Scratch Pastries Bottom —Tryst Café

Start your day off right

Delux Burger 3146 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix 602-522-2288 deluxburger.com

Patty Cake Early-risers, Scratch Pastries is a great way to start your day. Known for its hand-crafted croissants, as well as a full breakfast menu that includes Belgian waffles for summer, this Scottsdale café has made a name for itself. With more than 20 different choices in the pastry case, ranging from chocolate croissants to authentic French macaroons, and menu offerings of sweet or savory crepes, salads, fondues and more, you’ll find whatever satisfies your current craving. Open for breakfast and lunch every day, and for dinner Wednesday – Saturday.

Islamorada Fish Company

MARCELLA’S ITALIAN KITCHEN

1133 N. Dobson Rd., Mesa (adjacent to Bass Pro Shops) & 602-606-5500 www.fishcompany.com

7014 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 480-947-2105 marcellasitaliankitchen.com

Calamari, shrimp…and buffalo burgers!

Italian food, pizza & wine bar.

J. ALEXANDER’S 6186 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-991-2504 jalexanders.com

M argaritaville 6751 N. Sunset Blvd., Glendale & 623-772-0011 margaritavilleglendale.com

3000 E. Ray Rd., Gilbert & 480-563-4745 www.joesfarmgrill.com

6991 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 480-941-4700 mastrosrestaurants.com

Classic American bites done right

Prime steaks & fresh seafood.

LA PIAZZA AL FORNO

Pizza the way it should be.

MASTRO’S OCEAN CLUB 15045 N. Kierland Blvd., Scottsdale & 480-443-8555 mastrosrestaurants.com Outstanding seafood & steaks.

The Landmark Restaurant 809 W. Main St., Mesa 480-962-4652 landmarkrestaurant.com Hearty fare and a salad room.

Neopolitan pizza at the Borgata.

MRS. WHITE’S GOLDEN RULE

POSTINO CENTRAL

808 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix & 602-262-9256 mrswhitesgoldenrulecafe.com

5144 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-274-5144 postinowinecafe.com

Soul Food at its best.

Great wines and food.

Noca

MASTRO’S CITY HALL

5803 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale & 623-847-3301 lapiazzaalforno.com

Spirits, sandwiches, sliders.

POMO PIZZERIA 6166 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-998-1366 pomopizzeria.com

Caribbean at its sports-bar best.

Contemporary American cuisine

Joe’s Farm Grill

THE MOON SALOON 16554 N. 83rd Ave., Peoria & 623-773-2424 themoonsaloon.com

Scratch Pastries 7620 E. Indian School Rd., Scottsdale 480-947-0057 scratchpastries.com

MASTRO’S STEAKHOUSE 8852 E. Pinnacle Peak Rd., Scottsdale & 480-585-9500 mastrosrestaurants.com Original famed steaks & seafood.

MAIZIE’S

MATADOR RESTAURANT

4750 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-274-2828 maiziescafe.com

125 E. Adams St., Phoenix & 602-254-7563

Uptown vibe. Uptown cuisine.

Traditional Mexican favorites.

PRADO RESTAURANT

3118 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-956-6622 restaurantnoca.com

4949 E. Lincoln Dr., Scottsdale & 480-627-3004 pradolife.com

House-made pastas, fish and meats.

Spanish-inspired offerings.

NORTH MODERN ITALIAN 15024 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-948-2055 foxrc.com/north

Rancho de Tia Rosa 3129 E. McKellips Rd., Mesa & 480-659-8787 ranchodetiarosa.com Delectable food at a Mexican hideaway.

Modern Italian cuisine.

RENEGADE CANTEEN OPEN BOOK CAFÉ 1221 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-262-4636

9343 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale & 480-614-9400 renegadecanteen.com

Inside Burton Barr Library.

American Western cuisine.

PETITE MAISON 7216 E. Shoeman Ln., Scottsdale & 480-991-6887 petitemaisonaz.com Mouth-watering French.

RNR 3737 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-945-3353 rnrscottsdale.com Modern American food served all day.

PIZZERIA BIANCO 623 E. Adams St., Phoenix & 602-258-8300 pizzeriabianco.com Gourmet thin-crust pizzeria.

STOCKYARDS 5009 E. Washington St., Phoenix & 602-273-7378 stockyardssteakhouse.com Arizona’s Original Steakhouse. MORE

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Habit-Forming This California institution has been around for 40 years, but it’s new to the Valley. The Habit Burger Grill’s first Arizona restaurant recently opened in Tempe, where it serves up tasty char-grilled burgers made with the freshest ingredients.

But that’s not all. You can also order salads, grilled chicken or steak sandwiches, sweet potato fries and creamy shakes. Guarantee you after one visit, you’ll be hooked.

Habit Burger 1817 E. Guadalupe Rd.,Tempe 480-456-8912 habitburger.com

SUSHI ROKU 7277 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale & 480-970-2121 sushiroku.com

Winding Down

Valley resorts offer classic cocktails and views

Fine, creative & authentic sushi.

Camelback Inn Enjoy the spirit of the Southwest at R Bar, with its regional décor, food and drinks. This popular gathering place has hosted many celebrities, including Oprah, Bobby Flay and Cindy Crawford, among many others. Featuring the Inn’s signature margaritas, the bar also offers a variety of hand-crafted cocktails, microbrews, a great wine list, small plates and regional food specialties.

5402 E. Lincoln Dr., Scottsdale 800-242-2635 camelbackinn.com

The Phoenician

The Clarendon Hotel Montelucia Resort & Spa Enjoy amazing views of the Phoenix skyline and mountains from the Skydeck lounge at The Clarendon Hotel. There is nothing more beautiful than an Arizona sunset, and this is the spot to sip a cocktail while you watch the sky change from orange to fuchsia and then purple as the sun dips behind the mountains.

Transport yourself to Spain’s Andalusia region with the tapas and tequila served at Mbar, a Valley favorite for happy hour.

Mbar’s mixologists use the freshest ingredients and only 100 percent agave tequila in their signature concoctions.

Pair a refreshing margarita with Spanishinspired tapas or, if you’re dining at the adjacent Prada restaurant, stop by MBar for after-dinner aperitifs.

401 W. Clarendon Ave., Phoenix 602-252-7363 theclarendon.net

4949 E. Lincoln Dr., Scottsdale 480-627-3200 montelucia.com

W Scottsdale Hotel

Wigwam

You’ll have it made at Shade, the Situated within this luxury resort, the resort’s Mediterranean-inspired Thirsty Camel is the place for spirits lounge. Highlighted by a sheet of cascading water behind the bar, and fabulous views accompanied by Shade offers an upscale experience soothing classical piano or jazz. An intermezzo menu offers a light dinner, behind the venue’s velvet ropes.

Featuring a full menu of cocktails, as and a full range of luxury cocktails and specialty drinks are available. The well as bottle service and specialty lounge also provides a humidor that drinks, this popular spot is the place to see and be seen in the Valley. includes rare, pre-embargo cigars, which are permitted on the patio.

7277 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale 6000 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix 480-941-8200 32

480-970-2100 starwoodhotels.com

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Recently upgraded with a $7 million renovation, the Wigwam Bar has been a favorite for more than 80 years. The resort’s original fireplace, crafted in 1918, is a focal point of the lounge and offers a look at the real Arizona. There’s no better place to unwind with a refreshing cocktail while enjoying rich tradition.

300 E. Wigwam Blvd., Litchfield Park 623-935-3811 wigwamresort.com

TICOZ RESTO-BAR 5114 N. 7th St., Phoenix & 602-200-0160 ticozofarizona.com Tacos, burgers and cocktails.

Trader Vic’s 6850 E. Main St., Scottsdale & 480-421-7799 tradervics.com A spot of Polynesia at Hotel Valley Ho.

TRUE FOOD KITCHEN 2502 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-774-3482 1 5191 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-265-4500 foxrc.com Healthy & natural foods.

ZANG ASIAN BISTRO 6835 N. 58th Dr., Glendale & 623-847-8888 zangasianbistro.com Symphony of unique flavors.

ZuZu 6850 E. Main St.,Scottsdale & 480-248-2000 hotelvalleyho.com Contemporary comfort food.

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1 n. central Ave. (602) 266-6637

Matador Restaurant Proudly serving Mexican Food for more than 25 years.

B R E A K FA S T | LU N C H | D I N N E R 125 E. Adams Street 602.254.7563

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Before or After the Game...

Go Fish!

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602.795.1792

Before & After Downtown Events Happy Hour 7 days a week!

Air-Cooled Outdoor Patio!

Lunch. Dinner. Late Night. Weekend Brunch.

Lunch • Happy Hour • Dinner

Uptown Vibe.

Uptown Cuisine.

Open Monday thru Thursday 11a till 11p Friday 11a till Midnight Saturday 9a till Midnight Saturday & Sunday Brunch from 9a Close at 4p Sunday, Kitchen open till 11p on Fri & Sat

Happy Hour Mon. - Fri. 3:30 - 6:30 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 12 - 5 p.m.

Reverse Happy Hour Every Evening 8:30 p.m. - Close

• Oyster Bar • Fresh Fish Retail Market

Attitude Adjustment daily 3 - 6 pm 4750 North Central Avenue | Phoenix | 602.274.2828 South of Camelback Road in front of the Landmark Condominiums www.maiziescafe.com

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Nightlife

Hot Nights

Enjoy summer in the city Sleepy Dog Saloon & Brewery

PostGame Gathering

Is there anything better than beer, baseball and bands?

After watching the D’backs take the field, head over to Coach & Willie’s, just down the street from Chase Field, for live music on the patio during weekend evenings.

412 S. 3rd St., Phoenix 602-254-5272 coachandwillies.com

Yappy Hour

For fine, local, hand-crafted beer, check out Sleepy Dog Saloon & Brewery in Tempe.

The brewery has partnered with the Phoenix Food Truck Coalition and, on select nights, mobile gourmet chefs dish out the goods.

1920 E. University Ave., Tempe 480-967-5476 sleepydogbrewing.com

OTB on Tap

It’s a sure bet that you’ll find food and fun at Padre Murphy’s, a West Valley institution. Fans enjoy the Irish pub feel from the magnificent mahogany bar while they bet on their favorite long shot.

4338 W. Bell Rd., Phoenix 602-547-9406 padremurphys.com 36

It’s the weekend

and you’re ready to cut loose. Or maybe it’s only Wednesday, but no matter which day of the week it is, the Valley offers a wide variety of places to unwind. Classic bars, dance clubs, breweries, sports bars, pubs, and award-winning restaurants and lounges make up an eclectic list of hot spots for nighttime fun.

If you’re in the mood for some blues, there’s no better place than The Rhythm Room in central Phoenix, which offers live music from some of the Valley’s favorite performers seven days a week. When the sun goes down, Scottsdale sizzles with dance clubs, wine bars and lounges. Cheer on the hometown team at Majerle’s newest location in Old Town, and catch the fun atmosphere at Firehouse for drinks and dancing. Go retro at CityNorth’s Blue Martini, where you can choose from more than 40 different martinis, including Three Chocolates, The Perfect Pear and Key Lime Pie. Get your giddy-up on at Westgate’s Saddle Ranch, where you can ride the bull while you listen to rock ’n’ roll. And just off Union Hills Road and Loop 101 in north Glendale, check out O2 Lounge, featuring “Name That Tune” Sundays and, on weekends, live entertainment.

AMSTERDAM

CHAR’S HAS THE BLUES

COOPER’STOWN

718 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-258-6122 amsterdambar.com

4631 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix & 602-230-0205 charshastheblues.com

101 E. Jackson St., Phoenix & 602-253-7337 alicecooperstown.com

Gay-friendly martini & patio bar.

Old-school blues bar.

Rocker Alice Cooper’s sports bar.

AXIS RADIUS 7340 E. Indian Plaza, Scottsdale & 480-970-1112 axis-radius.com

CLUB DWNTWN 702 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-258-8343 Large, mainly Latin dance club.

Lounge & bar with atmosphere.

CRUSH LOUNGE 2502 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-522-2344 christophersaz.com Urban lounge at Biltmore Fashion Park.

COACH & WILLIE’S BAR BIANCO 609 E. Adams St., Phoenix & 602-528-3699 pizzeriabianco.com

412 S. 3rd St., Phoenix & 602-254-5272 coachandwillies.com Pre-game food & drinks.

Cozy bar in a historic house.

COACH HOUSE

BOBBY C’S 1140 E. Washington St., Phoenix & 602-252-2273 bobbycee.com Soul food eatery with jazz lounge.

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7011 E. Indian School, Scottsdale & 480-990-3433 coachhousescottsdale.com Scottsdale’s oldest tavern.

Devil’s Martini 4175 N. Goldwater Blvd., Scottsdale & 480-947-7171 10825 N. Scottsdale Rd.,

Scottsdale & 480-348-1666 devilsmartini.com Drink, dance and have fun.

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QUICK TIPS

Cool Pool Known for sizzling pool parties, Spanish Fly Mexican Beach Club is one of Scottsdale’s hottest spots for grown-up summer fun. You’ll feel like you’re on a beach vacation as you sip tropical drinks around an outdoor thatched-roof bar. At night, cabanas surrounding a sparkling lighted pool add to the romance, and the fresh vibe both indoors and out makes this new venue in Old Town

Spanish Fly Mexican Beach Club 4341 N. 75th St., Scottsdale 480-593-2000 spanishflyscottsdale.com

Scottsdale the perfect place to party at night.

DIRTY PRETTY ROCKBAR

K azimierz World Wine Bar

7443 East 6th Ave., Scottsdale & 480-970-1222 dirtypretty.com

7137 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale & 480-946-3004 kazbar.net

Music, dance and bar.

Great wine & globally inspired food.

Four Peaks

Brewing Company 1340 E. 8th St., Tempe & 480-303-9987 fourpeaks.com

MAJERLE’S 24 N. 2nd St., Phoenix & 602-253-0118 majerles.com Popular Downtown sports bar.

The famed brewing co.

MARTINI RANCH GEORGE & DRAGON 4240 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-241-0018 georgeanddragonpub.ne

7295 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale & 480-970-0500 martiniranchaz.net The Old Town evening destination.

Authentic English pub.

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Ghost Lounge 202 N. Central Ave., Phoenix & 602-253-4121 hotelsancarlos.com

7340 E. Shoeman Ln., Scottsdale & 480-970-5000 mystaz.com

Hotel San Carlos lounge.

Luxury & style unparalleled.

HIDDEN HOUSE 607 W. Osborn Rd., Phoenix & 602-266-1763 Working-class tavern with DJ nights.

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PUSSYCAT LOUNGE 4426 N. Saddlebag Trail, Scottsdale & 480-481-3100 pclaz.com Lounge, bar and DJ.

REBAR

RENEE’S GRAND TAVERN

SIDE BAR

2448 W. Grand Ave., Phoenix & 602-252-2770 grandavetavern.com

1514 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix & 602-254-1646 sidebarphoenix.com

Live music nightly.

Sublime cocktails.

R evolver Lounge 7316 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale & 480-946-2005 revolverlounge.com Sultry atmosphere & dance club.

Sleepy Dog

Saloon & Brewery 1920 E. University Dr., Tempe 480-967-5476 sleepydogbrewing.com Brew pub for the beer lover.

THE RHYTHM ROOM

STONE ROSE LOUNGE

1019 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix & 602-265-4842 rhythmroom.com

7575 E. Princess Dr., Scottsdale & 480-419-3190 gerberbars.com

Blues bar with live touring acts.

Indoor / outdoor lounge.

THE ROOSEVELT 816 N. 3rd St., Phoenix & 602-254-2561 See youarehere.com Intimate wine & beer bar.

SUEDE EURO-ASIAN RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 7333 E. Indian Plaza, Scottsdale & 480-970-6969 suedeaz.com Where East meets West.

ROSE & CROWN 628 E. Adams St., Phoenix & 602-256-0223 See youarehere.com British-style pub.

SUNUP BREWING CO. 322 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix & 602-279-8909 sunupbrewing.com Hand-crafted brewery & restaurant.

SANDBAR

TURF ACCOUNTANT

10050 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale & 480-998-8845 sandbaraz.com

705 N. 1st St., Phoenix 602-296-5043 theturfpub.com Irish pub & restaurant.

4280 N. Drinkwater Blvd., Scottsdale & 480-429-4494 jackrabbitaz.com

901 N. 4th St., Phoenix & 602-795-1792 rebaronfourth.com

Sand, cervezas & Mexican food.

Live jazz and burlesque shows.

Rustic contemporary bar.

18 W. Monroe St., Phoenix & 602-253-6081 seamusmccaffreys.com

SEAMUS MCCAFFREY’S

Original Irish pub.

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Directory

Make You Are Here your guide to everything Valleywide.

Academy of Classical Ballet 16 Actors Theatre 6 After Hours Gallery 6, 9 Alessi 12 Amsterdam 36 Amuse Bouche 28 Anastasia’s Bath Body Boudoir 12 Antigua Sportswear 12 Antique Haven 12 Apple Tree,The 12 Apricot Lane 12 Arcadia Farms 28 Arizona Biltmore Golf Club 18 Arizona Biltmore 3 Arizona Broadway Theatre 6 Arizona Center 14 Arizona Diamondbacks 23 Arizona Golf Resort 18 Arizona Grand Resort 5 Arizona Jewish Theatre 6 Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center 6 Arizona Opera 6 Arizona Pizza Co. 28 Arizona Science Center 6, 40 Arrowhead Towne Center 14 At-Ease 12 Avalon 28 Axis Radius 36, 39 AZ on the Rocks 16 Azteca Bakeries & Mexican Deli 28, 35 Babette 12 Baby Kountry 12 Bar Bianco 36 Bartlett Lake 5 Beckett’s Table 28 Bentley Gallery 6 Big Surf 5 Biltmore Fashion Park 14 Biltmore Galleries 6 Bistro 202 28 Bliss 28, 34 Blueberry Deluxe 12 Bluewater Grill 28, 34 Bobby C’s 36 Bonner David Galleries 6 Borgata of Scottsdale,The 12 Bounty Hunter 12 Bubbles and Paws 12 Burton Barr Library 6 Busy Bodies Planned Play 16 Buzzberry 28 Cactus Aquatics 16 Calvin Charles Gallery 6 Camelback Inn 18 Camelback Ranch 16 Capital Grille 28 Carter’s Men’s Clothing 13 Cartwright’s Sonoran Ranch House 29 Castles N’ Coasters 16 Challenger Space Center 7 Chamber Music West 7 Chandler Fashion Center 14 Char’s Has The Blues 36 Chase Field 16 Chelsea’s Kitchen 29 Chestnut Lane 29 Cheuvront 29 Children’s Museum of Phoenix 7, 11 Churchill’s Fine Cigars 13 Churn 28 Clarendon,The 32 Classy Jazzy 13

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Club Dwntwn 36 Coach & Willie’s 29, 35 Coach House 36 Comerica Theatre 7 Cooper’stown 36 Cork 29 Cottage Garden 13 Coup des Tartes 29 Cowboy Ciao 29 Crackers & Co. Café 30 Crosswoods Indoor Golf 18 Crush 36 Culinary Dropout 29 Cyclo 29 Dana Park Village Square 12 Deegie’s Carma 13 Deer Valley Rock Art Center 7 Del E.Webb Center for the Performing Arts 7 Delux 29, 30 Desert Botanical Garden 7 Desert Caballeros Western Museum 7 Desert Canyon Golf Club 18 Desert Outdoor Center 16 Desert Ridge Marketplace 14 Desert Stages Theatre 7 Designer District 13 Devil’s Martini 36 Dillon’s Restaurant 29 Dirty Pretty Rockbar 37 Downtown Phoenix Ambassadors 15 Drawn to Comics 13 Drybar 13 Duce,The 13 Duck & Decanter 29, 33 Duley-Jones Gallery 7 Eddie’s House 29 Elements 29 Embellished House,The 13 Encanto Park 16, 18 Enchanted Island Amusement Park 7 Estilo Boutique 13 Evening Entertainment Group 39 Exposed Gallery 7 F-1 Race Factory 16 Femme de Paris 13 Fez 29, 35 Firebirds Wood Fired Grill 29 Firehouse Gallery 7 Fleming’s 29 FnB 29 Fogo de Chao 29 Foothills Golf Club 18 Foothills Recreation & Aquatics Center 16 Foothills Sk8 Court Plaza 16 Forever 21 13 Four Peaks Brewing Company 37 Frances 13 Frank & Albert’s 29 Free People 12 French Designer Jewelry 13 Full Power Throttle Sports 16 G2 Gallery 7 Gallo Blanco Café 29 Garage Boutique 13 Garfield Galleria 7 George & Dragon 37 Ghost Lounge 37 Giggle 13 Glendale Convention & Visitors Bureau 9 Glendale Parks and Recreation 16 Glendale Police Museum 7 Golfland Sunsplash 17

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Goodyear Skate Park 17 Grateful Spoon Gelato 29 Grayhawk Golf Club 18 Great Arizona Puppet Theatre 7 Grill,The 29 H&M 13 Habanero’s Mexican Grill 29 Habit Burger 32 Hair Pollution 13 Halo of Phoenix 13, 15 Harrah’s Ak-Chin 27 Haus Murphy’s 30 Healy Bea 13 Heard Museum North 7 Heard Museum 4, 7 Heirloom 30 Herb Box 30 Herberger Theater 7 Heritage Square 7 Hidden House 37 Hilton Suites Phoenix 22 Hornacek’s House of Golf 18 House of Tricks 30 Hubbard Family Swim School 17 Hula’s Modern Tiki 30 Ice Den 17 Irish Cultural Center 7 Islamorada Fish Company 31 J. Alexander’s 31 Jacadi-Paris 13 Jackrabbit Supper Club 37 Joan Cawley Gallery 7 Jobing.com Arena 7 JoBot Coffee Shop 28 Joe’s Farm Grill 31 Jump Street 17 Kazimierz World Wine Bar 37 Kinesphere 15 Kiss the Cook 30 Kitchen 56 30 La Piazza al Forno 31 Lake Pleasant 5 Landmark Restaurant,The 31 Las Sendas Golf Course 18 Lawrence Gallery,The 7 Legacy Gallery 7 Legend at Arrowhead,The 18 Legend Trail Golf Club 18 Lincoln Family YMCA 17 Lindsay Lou Scottsdale 13 Made Art Boutique 13 Maizie’s 31, 34 Majerle’s 37 Marcella’s Italian Kitchen 31 Margaret T. Hance Park 17 Margaritaville 31 Marshall LeKae Gallery 8 Martini Ranch 37 Mastro’s City Hall 31, 35 Mastro’s Ocean Club 31, 35 Mastro’s Steakhouse 31, 35 Matador Restaurant 31, 33 Matt’s Big Breakfast 30 May Gallery 8 Mbar 32 McCormick Ranch Golf Club 18 Mellow Mushroom 28 Mesa Arts Center 6 Modified Arts 8 Montelucia Resort & Spa 32 Moon Saloon,The 31 Mountain Shadows Golf Club 18

Your Valleywide Everything Guide Mrs.White’s Golden Rule 31 Musical Instrument Museum 2, 7, 8 Myst 37, 39 New To You 14 Nike 14 Noca 31 Nordstrom 14 North Modern Italian 31 Oasis Gymnastics & Sports Center 17 Oh My Dog Boutique 14 Open Book Café 31 Orpheum Theatre 8 Ostrovsky Fine Art 8 Over Easy 30 Overland Gallery 8 Padre Murphy’s 36 Park West Mall 14 Paul Scott Gallery 8 Peoria Center for the Performing Arts 8 Peoria Historical Society Museum 8 Peoria Main Library 8 Peoria Recreation 17 Peoria Sports Complex 17 Petite Maison 31 Phoenicia Association 14 Phoenician,The 18, 32 Phoenix Art Museum 6, 8 Phoenix International Raceway 17 Phoenix Opera 8 Phoenix Symphony 8 Phoenix Theatre 8 Phoenix Zoo 8 Pink House 14 Pitaya 14 Pizzeria Bianco 31 Pleasant Harbor Marina 17 Polar Ice 17 Pomo Pizzeria 31 Postino Central 31, 34 Practical Art 14, 17 Prado Restaurant 31 Pump It Up 17 Purple Lizard 12 Pussycat Lounge 37 Queen Creek Olive Mill 9, 14 R Bar 32 Rancho de Tia Rosa 31 Rebar 34, 37 Regala 14 Renee’s Grand Tavern 37 Renegade Canteen 31 Revolver Lounge 37 Revolver Records 14 Rhythm Room,The 37 Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch 21 RnR 31, 39 Rollerplex 17 Rolling Hills Golf Course 18 Roosevelt,The 37 Rose and Crown 37 Rosson House 8 Sahuaro Ranch Park 8 Saks Fifth Avenue 14 Salt River Tubing and Recreation 16 San Tan Village 14 Sanctuary at Westworld 18 Sandbar 37, 39

Savoy Hop Cats 17 Scottsdale Artists’ School 6 Scottsdale Arts District 8 Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts 8 Scottsdale Downtown 10 Scottsdale Fashion Square 14 Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art 8 Scottsdale Quarter 14 Scottsdale Stadium 17 Scratch Pastries 29 Seamus McCaffrey’s 37 Shade 32 Shemer Art Museum 8 Shops at Norterra,The 12 Side Bar 37 Sirens & Saints 14 Skydeck 32 Sleepy Dog Saloon & Brewery 36, 37 Smeeks 14 SO-OH !Fashion 14 Spanish Fly Mexican Beach Club 37 Sportsmagick 14 Spotlight Youth Theatre 17 Steele Indian School Park 17 Stinkweeds 14 Stockyards 31 Stone Rose Lounge 37 Stupid Cupid 14 Suede Euro-Asian Restaurant & Lounge 37, 39 SunUp Brewing Company 37 Superstition Shadows Aquatic Center 16 Surprise Aquatic Center 17 Sushi Roku 32 Sweet Republic 28 Taliesin West 8 Tempe Beach Park 5, 17 Tempe Marketplace 14 Tempe Town Lake 5 Theater Works 8 Thirsty Camel 32 Ticoz Resto-Bar 32 Torch Theatre 8 Trader Vic’s 32 Trendy Tag Boutique 14 True Food Kitchen 32 Tryst Café 30 Turf Accountant 37 Turf Soaring School 17 Urban Angels Boutique 14 Urban Yoga 14 US Airways Center 17 Valley Youth Theatre 8 W Scottsdale Hotel 32 Westgate City Center 14 Westworld Paintball Adventures 17 Wet ‘n’ Wild Phoenix 5, 17 What Women Want 13 Wigwam Bar 32 Wigwam 32 Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium 8, 17, 27 Xeriscape Botanical Garden 8 Yogurtini 28 Zang Asian Bistro 32 ZuZu 32, 33 Bold - Advertisers

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