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Calendar of Events

Upcoming events, entertainment, attractions and things to do throughout Pinal County.

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Coolidge Cotton Days

Come celebrate the 40th Annual Coolidge Cotton Days. Takes place at San Carlos Park, located at 300 W. Central Avenue.

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Pinal County Fair March 16-20

5 days of fun in Pinal County! Come and enjoy entertainment, amazing food livestock, rides, and much more!

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Library Events Pinal County library event information.

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MARCH

Calendar of Events 1st

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Grande – March events at the Casa Grande Main Library: March Reading Challenge, Preschool Storytime, Library Buddies Playgroup, SW Documentary Series, English as a Second Language (ESL), Read & Rec, Community Blood Drive, Technology Classes, Fun Van, and more! Visit the Pinal County Library District website for the complete list of March events. For more information: 520-421-8710 www.pinalcountyaz.gov/

Virtual Career Expo at Achieve Pinal, in Pinal County – Local initiative that allows students and adults to explore career opportunities, with a focus on Pinal County. The content is delivered online and features career exploration interviews with Pinal County professionals who work in a wide variety of trades and professions.

Learn about the education that is required for careers you’re interested in. Includes information about college access and scholarships. For more information: 520-836-6868 www.achievepi-

1st

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casagrandeaz.gov/senior-citizen-services

Casa Grande - March Library Events at Casa Grande Main Library, in Casa

Departments/Library

Visit the Casa Grande

Ruins at Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, in Coolidge – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM – The Casa Grande Ruins National Monument is currently open Tuesday to Saturday and the theater and exhibits remain closed. The Great House and Ruins and the picnic area are open, along with the information desk and bookstore.

Free admission. Check website for updates before visiting. Masks are required. For more information: 520-723-3172 www.nps.gov/cagr

1st

Visit the Ostrich Ranch at

Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch, in Picacho – Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM until April 30. The Ostrich Ranch has an amazing variety of animals that visitors can watch and feed, including stingrays, goats, minature donkeys, fallow deer, tortoises, and lots of ostriches! Located by Picacho Peak State Park, just off I-10. For more information: 520-466-

3658 | www.roostercogburn.com

1st

Karaoke & Live Music Events at Tumbleweed Inn, in Eloy – 6:00

PM - 9:00 PM – The Tumbleweed Inn has Karaoke on Tuesdays and live music on other nights. See the Photos tab on their Facebook page for the March live music schedule.

Located at 3802 W. Frontier St. in Eloy. For more information: 520-466-9972 | face-

book.com/tumbleweedinnaz

nal.com/career-expo.html

Events at Ak-Chin Circle Entertainment Center at Ak-Chin Circle

Entertainment Center, in Maricopa – The Entertainment Center offers movies, bowling, laser tag, an arcade, parties & events, and more. See the Ak-Chin Circle website and Facebook page for this month’s featured events. For more information: 520-568-3456 www.ak-chincircle.com

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Apache Junction - March Library Events at Apache Junction Public

Library, in Apache Junction – March events include: Paws 2 Read, Coding Club, Dungeons & Dragons, Guitar for Fun, Line Dancing, Fun Van, Teen Game Night, Kids Create, K’Nex, ASL 4 Fun, Teen Crafts, and more! Search the event calendar for details. For more information: 480-474-8555 www.pinalcountyaz.gov/

Departments/Library

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Senior Beginning Line Dancing at Maricopa Community Center,

in Maricopa – 12:00 PM – Every Wednesday in March. Join in on some dancing fun. Bring water and wear sturdy shoes that will slide. Leather soles work well - no flip flops. The dance floor can be sticky; you are participating at your own risk.

Line Dance is a progressive activity and builds on previous lessons. You can miss a lesson or two and still be able to progress, but it will require more effort on your part. Registration required.

For seniors only. For more information: 520-568-

9098 | www.maricopa-az.gov

2nd

Tours of the Historic Kannally Ranch House at Oracle State Park,

in Oracle – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Ongoing daily — Take a self-guided tour through the multi-level Kannally family home. The Mediterranean-revival style ranch house built from 1929-1933 is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The tour offers a glimpse into early 20th century life in the southern Arizona high desert, and the creative family that lived there. For more information: 520-896-2425

www.azstateparks.com/oracle/events/oracle-self-guided-tours

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Activities for Seniors at Dorothy Powell Senior Center, in Casa Grande – The Dorothy Powell Senior Center provides residents the opportunity to experience recreational, cultural, and educational programming in a friendly atmosphere. It’s open to individuals 50 years of age or older.

Activities include health and fitness, dance, pool, cards, walking club, bingo, art, and more. The monthly activity calendar is posted on the City of Casa Grande website. For more information: 520-421-8760 | www.

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Explore Pinal County’s History at Pinal County Historical Museum, in

Florence – 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM – The museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday and has a wide range of exhibits, including Native American culture, day-to-day life in early Florence, Second Territorial Prison artifacts, antique clothing, cactus furniture, farm machinery, vintage fire engines, and much more. Admission is $7 for adults, under 18 free. Closed on holidays. For more information: 520-868-4382 | www.pinalcount-

yhistoricalmuseum.org

2nd

Learn about Arizona’s Geology at Pinal Geology & Mineral Museum,

in Coolidge – 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM – Open Wed.-Sat. 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Exhibits include fossils from all over the world, gems and minerals, and children’s activities. Check their website for information on monthly meetings. Located at 351 N. Arizona Blvd. in Coolidge. For more information: 520-723-3009 | www.pinalgeolo-

gymuseum.org

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Explore Local History at The Museum of Casa Grande – 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM – The Museum of Casa Grande is open Wednesday through Saturday in March. Collections include historic artifacts, archives, photography, and more. The exhibits portray the development of mining, agriculture, railroad expansion, settlement, and technology. Admission is $5/adults, $4/seniors and free for children. Located at 110 W. Florence Blvd. For more information: 520-

836-2223 | www.tmocg.org

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2nd

Dance & Yoga Classes at The Indigo Ballroom, in Maricopa – Social dance and yoga classes are held at Copa Craze in Maricopa. The Indigo Ballroom offers a wide range of dance classes each month, along with special events where students can show their new dance skills. They offer salsa, rumba, hip hop, and more. See the Indigo Ballroom website and Facebook page for the March schedule. For more information: 707-346-1167 www.theindigoballroom.com

Yoga in the Garden at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Superior – 9:30 AM – All-level yoga practice in a natural garden setting. Led by certified instructor Deb McClarnon. Come prepared with your own mat (perhaps a towel or blanket too, for extra padding) and weather-appropriate clothing, as these classes will take place outdoors. See website for registration. Classes are $10 and take place every Thursday in March.

For more information: 520-689-2723

www.btarboretum.org

3rd

Zipline EcoTours at Arizona Zipline Adventures, in Oracle – 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM – The Zipline EcoTour allows you to zip on 5 different spans ranging in length from 400 to 1,500 ft. and lasts approximately 2 hours.

Moonlight and Sunset Zipline experiences are also available during the spring and fall. Open Thursday through Sunday by reservation only.

See website for details. Located on Mt. Lemmon Road in Oracle. For more information: 520-308-

9350 | www.ziparizona.com

3rd

Live Music & Food Truck Night at Windmill Winery, in Florence – 5:00

PM - 9:00 PM – Featuring music by Jeremy Marsh. Free admission and reservations are not required. Sunday: Music by Allen James. The Windmill Winery has 14 live music events in March. Visit the Wine Tasting Room page on their website for the schedule. Located at 1140 W. Butte Ave. in Florence. For more information: 520-

868-5200 | www.thewindmillwinery.com

3rd

Biosphere 2 Tours at University of Arizona Biosphere 2, in Oracle – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Biosphere 2 is a world-famous research facility operated by the University of Arizona, located near Oracle in eastern Pinal County. The Biosphere 2 Experience allows visitors to tour the interior of the facility. This fascinating, family-friendly experience is guided by a mobile app.

Download the tour app prior to arrival.

Tickets must be purchased online. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Masks are mandatory. For more information: 520-6214800 | www.biosphere2.org

4th

Arboretum Discovery Tour at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Superior – 10:00 AM – Discover Arizona’s first and oldest botanical garden. With collections from many of the world’s deserts, you will learn how these plants are crucial to our survival. Learn what makes desert plants unique and allows them to survive in regions with such low precipitation. The guided tours last approximately one hour, and are offered on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Register in advance on the website. Tours of the Wallace Desert Garden are also available on March 5 and March 19. For more information: 520-6892723 | www.btarboretum.org

4th

San Tan Valley - March Library Events at San Tan Valley Library –

3rd

Vista Grande - March Library Events at Vista Grande Library, in Casa Grande

– Beginning Spanish, Toddler Storytime, Kids Gaming, Preschool Storytime, Kids Makerspace Class, Anime Club for Teens, Family Movie, ESL, Drop-in Crafts, Kinderprep, Inklings, Literati Book Club, and more! Search the event calendar on the Pinal County Library District website for event details. For more information: 520-421-8652 |

www.pinalcountyaz.gov/Departments/Library

This new branch opened in July 2021. March library events include: Story Station, Game Day for Seniors, Tiny Tales, Yarn Crafters, Fun Van, Creative Heaven, Read Intrigue, Campfire Tales, and more! Visit the Pinal County Library District website for all the March events at the library.

For more information: 520-866-8035 | www.

pinalcountyaz.gov/Departments/Library

4th

40th Annual Coolidge Cotton Days at San Carlos Park, in Coolidge – Festival events include a parade (Saturday), bale rolling, 5K Fun Run, cornhole tournament, quilt show, car show, entertainment, vendors, a carnival, and more. For more information: 520-723-3009

4th

Hashbrowns, History & Hiking - History of Miami-Superior Highway at Superior Chamber of Commerce,

in Superior – 7:30 AM – Event starts with breakfast catered by Los Hermanos Restaurant. Local historian and retired ADOT Engineer Rick Powers will present the history of the Miami-Superior highway, now known as the U.S. 60 Highway.

This stretch of higway was the first million dollar highway and transformed how we traveled across the State of Arizona. In April the highway will celebrate 100 years of service. Tickets are $25 per person and proceeds benefit the Legends of Superior Trails Inc. Doors open at 7:30 AM and the presentation will begin at 8:15 AM. The hike will leave from the Superior Chamber of Commerce office. Guests are encouraged to wear sturdy shoes and bring their own water for the hike. For more information: 602-935-9034

www.superioraztrails.com

5th

Master Gardener Spring Plant Sale at Maricopa Agricultural Center, in

Maricopa – 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM – Indulge your urge to plant in the spring. Hundreds of locally-grown vegetables, flowers, herbs, and cacti available for purchase at very reasonable prices.

Located at 37860 W Smith-Enke Rd. in Maricopa.

For more information: 520-374-6263 | www.

extension.arizona.edu/events/2022-03-05/ master-gardener-spring-plant-sale

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Plant Islands at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Superior – 11:00 AM – This class is part of the Arizona Gardening series presented in association with the Superstition Mountain Master Gardeners. Plant Islands (a.k.a. plant groupings) is a strategy we use to plan a garden that is not only attractive but sustainable. Free with arboretum admission. For more information: 520-689-2723 www.btarboretum.org

www.coolidgechamber.org

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March 19, Events Day

at Ak-Chin Circle Entertainment Center

A

day of fun March 19 will bring people together with great food, classic cars and one of a kind entertainment with “little doggy” races. The event was postponed last year because of COVID-19.

The Chihuahua Festival and Lil’ Doggy Races, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

One of the more popular events in the region returns with a few new twists. The event will focus more on pet and adoption services with Pinal County Animal Services, but the fun part is the small breeds of dogs competing for the Fastest on Four Little Legs trophy and prize money — $250 for first place.

Entry fee is a monetary donation or canned goods that will go to the Maricopa Pantry, which often provides pet food for families. The first 15 who register through the Eventbrite.com link will automatically be eligible to “compete.” Anyone who registers at the event itself has to qualify for the final spot — that means running and getting the best time out of two attempts.

Two dogs at a time will compete; best two of three, per race. This year’s twist, adding obstacles and “distractions” to level out the field. The final race will be best three out of five.

“What makes the race unique is that there’s not a specific type of person who owns a little dog!” says David Trujillo, operations manager, Ak-Chin Entertainment Center. “The reaction is awesome as they scream and yell and cheer on the dogs, and you can actually see the pure joy on their face. It’s also cool to watch people size dogs up and give their opinions on how they will do, and it’s always a toss up no matter what you think.

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So “big dogs” don’t feel left out, there is always a costume contest open to any dog for a $100 prize.

Central Arizona Food Truck Battle 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

In this event, high profile and local favorites will “battle” through food sales and through the judges.

The judges will be local restaurant owners and sponsors. Twenty trucks are projected to be apart of this event with trophies for People’s Choice and Judges’ Choice. As part of the strategy, trucks will have to figure out whether they want to push out higher volume at a cheaper cost, or go high dollar with their most popular item.

Accounting Advocates, a local tax service firm, will ensure fairness and track sales.

It will be imperative for the trucks to get their following to support them.

The Maricopa Real Estate Co. and Nova Home Loans are title event sponsors.

“We’ve seen the smiles the trucks bring, and it is just awesome to be able to have such a variety where there’s something for everyone,” says Brady Murray, of the Maricopa Real Estate Co.

Pinal County Business Expo 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

This event is for all entrepreneurs looking to connect with the community and to network. Artisans, crafters, direct marketing businesses also are invited to promote their work.

“It will give everyone an opportunity to showcase themselves, develop some new relationships with fellow business owners and potential customers,” says Angel Raymond of AA Raymond Law. AA Raymond Law is the title sponsor for the event.

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Each registering business will receive space up to a 12x12 canopy. They will be allowed to sell or just give away marketing prizes.

Nonprofits will be allowed at no cost provided they bring activities, games or “swag” for the children.

Also, local networking groups will be given the opportunity to pull together and be involved as sponsors, showcasing what they are doing to promote business and shop local initiatives.

Those entrepreneurs and business owners looking to register can go online to www. eventbrite.com.

Central Arizona Car and Bike Show 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Classic cars, motorcycles, muscle cars, lowriders, modified streetcars, classic trucks and the most unique will be showcased. This event draws the best of the best from the region. Reed Classic Motor Company will host it — along with a few car clubs as part of the judging process.

Best in Show will receive $500 in cash along with the trophy. Organizers are in the process of creating the different categories. All categories will have a cash prize and trophy.

Title sponsors for the event are 911 Air Repair and AZ Quality Plumbing.

Luis Ascencio, owner of AZ Quality Plumbing, says, “I am a fan of the lowriders and classic cars, and these shows can be inspiring for a guy like me who is looking forward to the days when I can cruise in style!”

Check-ins will begin at 7 a.m. Those who pre-register will get a discount and a breakfast empanada from OG’z Food Truck and free coffee from Honeycutt Coffee.

Registrations are on www.eventbrite.com.

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5th Main Street

Market at Historic Downtown Casa Grande, in Casa Grande – 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM – The market will be held in the Neon Sign Park and Main Street Alley every Saturday in March. See website for details. For more information: 520-836-

5th 64th Cactus Fly-In and Car Show at Casa Grande Munic-

ipal Airport, in Casa Grande – 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Come attend the 64th Annual Cactus Fly-In. Antique Airplanes and rare automobiles will be on display along with U.S. military equipment. Food trucks will be available along with aircraft and automobile owners. Admission: $10. For more information:

480-403-1190 | www.cactusflyin.org

5th Motorsports Racing: Modified

Dash for Cash at Central Arizona Speedway, in Casa Grande – 7:00 PM – Modifieds Dash for Cash Event. IMCA Modifieds - IMCA Sport Mods - Pure Stocks - Bombers. Located at 512 S. Eleven Mile Corner Rd. in Casa Grande.

Grandstand seating - pit passes available. Tickets $20 cash only. Free for ages 11 and under.

For more information: 520-709-0718 www.centralarizonaspeedway.com

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Coolidge Airport Fly-In at Coolidge Municipal Airport, in Coolidge – 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM – The City of Coolidge sponsors a Fly-In on the first Saturday of every month from October to April. Breakfast is served by the Coolidge Lions Club in front of the main hangar.

Pilots can call Airport Manager James Myers with any questions. For more information: 520723-6075 | www.coolidgeaz.com/flyin

5th Plein Air Painting

Competition at The Museum of Casa Grande, in Casa Grande – 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM – Organized by the Casa Grande Arts & Humanities Commission. Registration will be open from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM. Entry fee: Adults $20. Fee waived for youth. Free paint kits to first 15 youth who register. Prizes for Best in Show, 2nd Place, and People’s Choice.

Participating artists’ event artwork will be available for purchase. Refreshments will be served, and there will be live music from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. For more information: 520-

8744 | www.cgmainstreet.org

5th Rookie Round Up at Skydive

Arizona, in Eloy – 7:30 AM – For skydivers with no more than 200 skydives. Free coaching from Skydive Arizona’s professional teams. Includes water training, packing help, canopy work, and discounted tunnel time. For more information: 520-466-3753 | www.skydiveaz.com

5th Maricopa Wings and Wheels

Car Show at Millar Airfield, in Maricopa – 8:00 AM – 15th Spring Break Extravaganza. Includes cars, trucks, bikes, planes, and helicopters. Live band - “Dave and the Soundwave.” Vehicle registration begins at 8:00 AM. Family event has food and drink, 50/50 raffles, door prizes, music, and vendors. Takes place at Millar Airfield in Maricopa. See Facebook page for event updates.

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34th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival at Festival Grounds,

in Gold Canyon – 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM – The Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is open every weekend from Feb. 5 to Apr. 23. It’s a medieval amusement park with a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts extravaganza, a jousting tournament, peoplepowered games and rides, costumed characters, and a medieval feast. It’s a non-stop, daylong adventure! For more information: 520-463-

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Honeycutt: Karaoke at Honeycutt Coffee Cafe & Wine Bar, in Maricopa – 7:00 PM – Karaoke with Rick and Anthony Luna on the first Saturday of each month. Come ready to sing and have some fun! Pass the word to friends and neighbours. Coffee, wine, and appetizers are available. For more information: 520-510-4468 www.honeycuttcoffeecafe.com

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40th Annual Coolidge Cotton Days at

San Carlos Park, in Coolidge – Festival events include a parade (Saturday), bale rolling, 5K Fun Run, cornhole tournament, quilt show, car show, entertainment, vendors, a carnival, and more. For more information: 520-723-3009 www.coolidgechamber.org

5th Maricopa Library - March

Library Events at the Maricopa Library and Cultural Center – March events at the Maricopa Library: Adult Coloring Group, Toddler Time, Robotics, Babytime, Al-Anon, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, Preschool Storytime, Nonfiction Addiction, Narcotics Anonymous, Fun Van, Friday Night Knits, 5-Up Storytime, Reading Rebels Book Club, and more. Visit the Pinal County Library District website for a full listing of March events at the Maricopa branch.

For more information: 520-568-2926 | www.

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5th First Saturday at the

Museum at Pinal County Historical Museum,

in Florence – 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Every first Saturday of the month (September-June), the museum waives admission fees and offers rotating family-friendly activities, including a scavenger hunt, a local geology activity, backyard bingo, desert animals, and more! Sponsored by APS. For more information: 520-868-4382 |

www.pinalcountyhistoricalmuseum.org

5th Live Music: Copperstate

Band at Pita Patio Grill, in Coolidge – 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The Pita Patio Grill is located at 235 W. Coolidge Ave. Check their Facebook page for additional live music. The monthly Market Fair also takes place today starting at 9:00 AM. For more information: 520-635-5576 | www.

facebook.com/coolidgerocks

5th Live Music: Suzie & the AcceleratorZ at River Bottom Bar & Grill, in Florence

– 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM – The River Bottom Bar & Grill has 15 live music events on their March schedule. See popular local performers including the Fred Cap Band, Night Flight, Armour, Mojo Grinder, RJ Band and Hank Gooday. See their website for the March lineup. Located at 2501 North Highway 79 in Florence. For more information: 520-868-3131

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6th 34th Annual Arizona

7th Casita Fiber & Fabric Club at

Renaissance Festival at Festival Grounds,

Casita Workshop, in Casa Grande – 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM – Held on the first Monday of the month. Gathering place to meet others with an interest in creating with fabric, yarn, thread, wool, roving - anything with fiber. Great for people who sew, quilt, spin, dye, weave, crochet, knit, embroider, rug hook, yarn paint, felt, tat, or stitch.

If you have a project you are currently working on, bring it with you and work on it during club time — or just come and hang out! RSVP to casitaworkshop@gmail.com if you plan to attend.

For more information: | www.casitaworkshop.com

in Gold Canyon – 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM – The Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is open every weekend from Feb. 5 to Apr. 23. It’s a medieval amusement park with a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts extravaganza, a jousting tournament, peoplepowered games and rides, costumed characters, and a medieval feast. It’s a non-stop, daylong adventure! For more information: 520-463-2600

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5th The Pony Ranch featuring Tiny 6th Piano Concert: Alex Tuchman at Town at The Pony Ranch, in Casa Grande

– 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM – A fun place for tiny cowboys and cowgirls to experience riding a pony and feeding ranch animals at the petting zoo. Also open on Sundays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Visit the Pony Ranch Facebook page to confirm current hours. Located at 18536 W. Houser Rd. in Casa Grande. For more information: 480-236-4500 | www.facebook.com/

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6th Tale of Two Roosevelts: A History of Parks at Lost Dutchman State Park, in

Apache Junction – 6:30 PM – Did you know that many parks today would not exist without the President Roosevelts, who were both highly instrumental in pioneering the park movement in the United States? In their own ways, the Roosevelt cousins impacted our park system by ushering in the Antiquities Act and directing assets to develop park lands. Meet at Palo Verde.

This program is also offered on March 13 at 6:30 PM. For more information: 480-982-4485

www.azstateparks.com/lost-dutchman/events

Oracle Center for the Arts, in Oracle – 3:00 PM – The Oracle Piano Society presents a Signature Series concert by Alex Tuchman. He is the Bermuda Piano Festival artistic director and a prizewinning pianist. See the Eventbrite ticket page for concert details. For more information:

www.oraclepianosociety.org

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Rocktacular - Spring Midterm at Central Arizona College -

Signal Hill Campus, in Coolidge – 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM – Central Arizona College Entertainment Industry Technology students will perform popular music hits live during this free concert! For more information: 520-

477-7469 | www.eventsatcac.com

Days at San Carlos Park, in Coolidge – Festival

events include a parade (Saturday), bale rolling, 5K Fun Run, cornhole tournament, quilt show, car show, entertainment, vendors, a carnival, and more. For more information: 520-723-3009

www.coolidgechamber.org

6th Magma Arizona Railroad Showcase at US

60 Park - Caboose Visitor Center, in Superior – 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM – The “show and tell” event will showcase items related to the Magma Arizona Railroad that Magma Arizona Railroad super fan, Daniel Metcalf, has collected throughout the years. Located at 830 US-60 in Superior.

8th Nature and Wildflower Hike at 7th

Senior Begining Drawing Class at Maricopa Community Center, in Maricopa –

1:30 PM - 3:00 PM – Every Monday in March. Anyone can learn to draw! Find your hidden talents and develop them while we build new neural pathways. This class will cover elements of design, use of shadow and light, perspective and all the basic building blocks to becoming a skilled artist.

Each class will be 60-90 minutes long. Registration required. For seniors only. For more information: 520-316-6842 | www.maricopa-az.gov

Lost Dutchman State Park, in Apache Junction – 9:30 AM – Learn about life, wildflowers, and the geology of the Superstitions on this moderate 2.4-mile hike. Meet at Cholla. For more information: 480-982-4485 | www.azstateparks.com/

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8th Visit the Ostrich Ranch at Roost-

er Cogburn Ostrich Ranch, in Picacho – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM – Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM until April 30. The Ostrich Ranch has an amazing variety of animals that visitors can watch and feed, including stingrays, goats, minature donkeys, fallow deer, tortoises, and lots of ostriches! Located by Picacho Peak State Park, just off I-10. For more information: 520-466-3658

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8th Karaoke & Live Music Events at

Tumbleweed Inn, in Eloy – 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The Tumbleweed Inn has Karaoke on Tuesdays and live music on other nights. See the Photos tab on their Facebook page for the March live music schedule. Located at 3802 W. Frontier St. in Eloy. For more information: 520-

466-9972 | facebook.com/tumbleweedinnaz

9th Picture Collage using Hand-

made Papers at Casita Workshop, in Casa Grande – 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM – Three-session workshop will be held March 9, 10, and 11.

Learn to make paper collages from an experienced instructor. Learn tips and techniques as you work on your own collage project. See website for detailed description of this workshop. For more information:

10th

CAC Health Fair at Central Arizona College - Signal Hill Campus, in Coolidge – 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM – Held at the Student Union on the Signal Peak Campus. Free health screenings, blood drive, information booths with local health professionals and CAC nursing students. Will include raffles and door prizes. This is a free community event - everyone is welcome. For more information: www.eventsatcac.com

www.casitaworkshop.com

9th Bird Walk at Lost Dutchman State

Park, in Apache Junction – 8:00 AM – Learn what types of birds make Arizona’s desert their winter home. Meet at the Cholla ramada. For more information: 480-982-4485

www.azstateparks.com/lost-dutchman/events

9th Explore Pinal County’s

History at Pinal County Historical Museum, in Florence – 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM – The museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday and has a wide range of exhibits, including Native American culture, day-to-day life in early Florence, Second Territorial Prison artifacts, antique clothing, cactus furniture, farm machinery, vintage fire engines, and much more. Admission is $7 for adults, under 18 free. Closed on holidays. For more information: 520-868-4382 www.pinalcountyhistoricalmuseum.org

9th Learn about Arizona’s

Geology at Pinal Geology & Mineral Museum,

in Coolidge – Open Wed.-Sat. 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Exhibits include fossils from all over the world, gems and minerals, and children’s activities. Check their website for information on monthly meetings. Located at 351 N. Arizona Blvd. in Coolidge. For more information: 520-

723-3009 | www.pinalgeologymuseum.org

9th Historic Florence Walking

Tour at Second Pinal County Courthouse, in

Florence – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM – Take a walk through time and learn about the people who lived and operated businesses in Florence. Each tour is limited to 12 participants and will begin at the Second Pinal County Courthouse. Advance registration required. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for museum members. For more information: 520-868-4382 | www.pinalcountyhis-

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9th Explore Local History at The

Museum of Casa Grande – 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM – The Museum of Casa Grande is open Wednesday through Saturday in March.

Collections include historic artifacts, archives, photography, and more. The exhibits portray the development of mining, agriculture, railroad expansion, settlement, and technology. Admission is $5/adults, $4/seniors and free for children.

Located at 110 W. Florence Blvd. For more information: 520-836-2223 | www.tmocg.org

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Yoga in the Garden at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Superior – 9:30 AM – All-level yoga practice in a natural garden setting.

Led by certified instructor Deb McClarnon. Come prepared with your own mat (perhaps a towel or blanket too, for extra padding) and weather-appropriate clothing, as these classes will take place outdoors. See website for registration. Classes are $10 and take place every Thursday in March.

For more information: 520-689-2723 | www.

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Zipline EcoTours at Arizona Zipline Adventures, in Oracle – 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM – The Zipline EcoTour allows you to zip on 5 different spans ranging in length from 400 to 1,500 ft. and lasts approximately 2 hours. Moonlight and Sunset Zipline experiences are also available during the spring and fall. Open Thursday through Sunday by reservation only. See website for details. Located on Mt. Lemmon Road. in Oracle. For more information: 520-3089350 | www.ziparizona.com

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Newcomers and Neighbors of Casa Grande - Welcome Meeting at

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in Coolidge – 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM – Senior food box distribution takes place on the second Thursday of each month. Located at 1280 North Arizona Blvd in Coolidge. For seniors only, age 60 and up. Volunteers are welcome. For more information: 520-233-6699 | www.hopeinter-

Grande – 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM – Instructor is Edna Harris. Session fee: $60. Learn basic watercolor techniques including wet-in-wet, and how to allow watercolor to do what it does best.

We will review selecting watercolor paper and brushes. Brush control and pigment values will be practiced, as well as other tips. Then we will create a floral painting using these techniques.

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Biosphere 2 Tours at University of Arizona Biosphere 2, in Oracle – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Biosphere 2 is a world-famous research facility operated by the University of Arizona, located near Oracle in eastern Pinal County. The Biosphere 2 Experience allows visitors to tour the interior of the facility. This fascinating, family-friendly experience is guided by a mobile app. Download the tour app prior to arrival. Tickets must be purchased online. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Masks are mandatory. For more information: 520-621-4800 |

www.biosphere2.org

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Live Music & Food Truck Night at Windmill Winery, in Florence – 5:00

PM - 9:00 PM – Featuring music by Highway Outlaws and food by Chinoz Grill. Free admission and reservations are not required. Sunday: Music by Warren Young. The Windmill Winery will have 14 live music events in March. Visit the Wine Tasting Room page on their website for the schedule. Located at 1140 W. Butte Ave. in Florence. For more information: 520-868-5200

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Arboretum Discovery Tour at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Superior – 10:00 AM – Discover Arizona’s first and oldest botanical garden. With collections from many of the world’s deserts, you will learn how these plants are crucial to our survival. Learn what makes desert plants unique and allows them to survive in regions with such low precipitation. The guided tours last approximately one hour, and are offered on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Register in advance on the website.

For more information: 520-689-2723

www.btarboretum.org

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Florence Music Festival at Territory Square, 174 W. 1st Street in Florence.

3:00 PM to 10:30 PM. Great line-up of entertainment, food vendors, retail vendors, beer garden and camping - this event will be off the charts! Takes place March 11 & 12.

General Admission $25. VIP Experience and camping are available. Bring a chair or blanket.

For more information: 520-840-9154 | www.

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Florence Farmers Market at McFarland State Park, in

Florence – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM – The market is held on the porch at McFarland State Park in Historic Florence on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month. For more information: 520-868-9433 www.florenceazchamber.com

Live Music: Night Flight at Pita Patio Grill, in Coolidge – 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The Pita Patio Grill is located at 235 W. Coolidge Ave. Check their Facebook page for additional live music. For more information: 520-635-5576 | www.facebook.com/

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Live Music: The Fitzgerald Family at Gold Canyon United Methodist

Church, in Gold Canyon – 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM – This family of fiddlers and dancers presents an eclectic program blending traditional jigs and reels, bluegrass, jazz, Celtic and show-stopping Ottawa Valley step dancing. Vocal arrangements, novelty routines and friendly family banter make this a truly unforgettable musical experience.

Tickets available on website. For more information: 480-493-6731 | www.goldcanyonarts.org

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The Needhams in Concert at Maricopa Community Church, in Maricopa – 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM – The Needhams are comprised of Dave Needham, his sister Diane, and her husband Steve. Needhams bring a Southern Gospel Music concert. A love offering will be received. No ticket needed. For more information: 602-390-8999 www.maricopacommunitychurch.com

12th

Edible & Medicinal Plant Tour at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Su-

perior – 1:30 PM – For more than a thousand years native trees, shrubs and cacti have fed, healed, and clothed Sonoran Desert dwellers.

During this tour identify and learn about edible and medicinal plants along the Arboretum’s Curandero Trail. This tour uses a steep trail that is not suitable for wheelchairs, walkers, or strollers. Cost: $5.00. Register on website. For more information: 520-689-2723

www.btarboretum.org

12th Voyager - Tribute to

Journey at Combs Performing Arts Center,

in San Tan Valley – 7:30 PM – VOYAGER is a spectacular tribute to the music of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame artists, JOURNEY. This high-energy production will take you on a musical tour of classic songs like “Faithfully,” “Open Arms,” “Who’s Crying Now,” “Wheel In The Sky,” “Any Way You Want It,” “Don’t Stop Believin’” and many more. For more information: 480-987-5300 | www.facebook.

com/CombsPerformingArtsCenter

11th

Downtown After Dark - Performing Arts! at Historic

Downtown Casa Grande, in Casa Grande – 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM – Downtown LIVE! Come to Historic Downtown Casa Grande for a fun evening experience. This month’s event will feature performing arts classes and demos. For more information: 520-

836-8744 | www.cgmainstreet.org

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12th 34th Annual Arizona

Renaissance Festival at Festival Grounds,

in Gold Canyon – 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM – The Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is open every weekend from Feb. 5 to Apr. 23. It’s a medieval amusement park with a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts extravaganza, a jousting tournament, people-powered games and rides, costumed characters, and a medieval feast.

It’s a non-stop, daylong adventure! For more information: 520-463-2600 www.arizona.

renfestinfo.com

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Main Street Market at Historic Downtown Casa Grande, in Casa Grande – 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM – The market will be held in the Neon Sign Park and Main Street Alley every Saturday in March. See website for details. For more information: 520836-8744 www.cgmainstreet.org

12th

USPA Safety Day at Skydive Arizona, in Eloy – 7:00 AM – Full day of seminars and workshops to improve the safety culture of the dropzone. Prizes awarded for participation including tunnel time and lift tickets. Skydive Arizona is the largest skydiving facility in the world.

For more information: 520-466-3753 www.

skydiveaz.com

12th

The Pony Ranch featuring Tiny Town at The Pony Ranch, in Casa

Grande – 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM – A fun place for tiny cowboys and cowgirls to experience riding a pony and feeding ranch animals at the petting zoo. Also open on Sundays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Visit the Pony Ranch Facebook page to confirm current hours. Located at 18536 W. Houser Rd. in Casa Grande. For more information: 480-236-4500 | www.facebook.com/

theponyranchfeaturingtinytown

13th

Edible & Medicinal Plant Tour at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Supe-

rior – 1:30 PM – For more than a thousand years native trees, shrubs and cacti have fed, healed, and clothed Sonoran Desert dwellers. During this tour identify and learn about edible and medicinal plants along the Arboretum’s Curandero Trail.

This tour uses a steep trail that is not suitable for wheelchairs, walkers, or strollers. Cost: $5.00.

Register on website. For more information: 520-

689-2723 www.btarboretum.org

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12th

Annual Show: Meteorites and Dinosaurs! at Pinal Geology & Mineral

Museum, in Coolidge – 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM – Touchable museum items, vendors, fossil dig, kids’ activities. Free admission to the museum and show. Dealers will set up displays and sell minerals, meteorites, fossils, and lapidary materials. Presented by the Pinal Geology and Mineral Museum & Society. For more information: 520-

723-3009 www.pinalgeologymuseum.org

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Live Music: Mojo Grinder at River Bottom Bar & Grill, in Florence – 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM – The River Bottom Bar & Grill has 15 live music events on their March schedule. See popular local performers including the Fred Cap Band, Night Flight, Armour, RJ Band and Hank Gooday. See their website for the March lineup.

Located at 2501 North Highway 79 in Florence.

For more information: 520-868-3131 www.

Spring Plant Sale at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Superior – 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM – The popular seasonal sale will be open to the public for more than two weeks in March. With experts on site to help, you’ll find the perfect trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, cacti, or succulents to take home! BTA Members receive 20% off plant sales and get early access to the sale through our Member Preview Day on March 11. For more information: 520-689-2723 www.

13th

34th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival at Festival Grounds,

in Gold Canyon – 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM – The Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is open every weekend from Feb. 5 to Apr. 23. It’s a medieval amusement park with a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts extravaganza, a jousting tournament, peoplepowered games and rides, costumed characters, and a medieval feast. It’s a non-stop, daylong adventure! For more information: 520-463-

2600 | www.arizona.renfestinfo.com

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Visit the Ostrich Ranch at Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch, in Picacho – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM – Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM until April 30. The Ostrich Ranch has an amazing variety of animals that visitors can watch and feed, including stingrays, goats, minature donkeys, fallow deer, tortoises, and lots of ostriches! Located by Picacho Peak State Park, just off I-10. For more information: 520-466-

3658 www.roostercogburn.com

15th

Karaoke & Live Music Events at Tumbleweed Inn, in Eloy –

6:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The Tumbleweed Inn has Karaoke on Tuesdays and live music on other nights. See the Photos tab on their Facebook page for the March live music schedule. Located at 3802 W. Frontier St. in Eloy. For more information: 520-466-9972 facebook.com/tumbleweedinnaz

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Maricopa Car Boot Sale at Copper Sky Recreation Complex, in Maricopa – 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM – Car Boot Sale (Trunk Sale).

Sellers can start setting up at 6:30 AM. Buyers will be admitted starting at 8:00 AM. Located at 44345 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Maricopa.

See the website for details and FAQ. Takes place on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month until the end of May. For more information: | www. maricopacarbootsale.com

16th

Medicinal Plants of the Sonoran Desert at Lost Dutchman State

Park, in Apache Junction – 9:00 AM – Find out how the native peoples of the Sonoran Desert treated a variety of ailments using the plants found in their habitat. See website for details about this morning hike. For more information: 480-982-4485 | www.

azstateparks.com/lost-dutchman/events

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Florence – 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM – The museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday and has a wide range of exhibits, including Native American culture, day-to-day life in early Florence, Second Territorial Prison artifacts, antique clothing, cactus furniture, farm machinery, vintage fire engines, and much more. Admission is $7 for adults, under 18 free. Closed on holidays. For more information: 520-868-4382

Powell Senior Center, in Casa Grande – 1:00 PM – The Senior Center is located at 405 E. 6th Street in Casa Grande. Amber Workman will speak about Teresa Urrea - 19th century Mexican mystic. For more information: 520-836-2223

Explore Pinal County’s History at Pinal County Historical Museum, in

The Museum of Casa Grande Presents: History Speaks at Dorothy

www.tmocg.org

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16th

Pinal County Fair at Pinal Fairgrounds & Event Center, in Casa Grande – 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM – The fair brings you 5 full days and nights of great family fun entertainment, competitions and contests, livestock displays, carnival, and more. Adults: $10. Kids 6-12: $5. Tots 5-Under: Free. Ride wristbands available for $30 in advance. Buy-1-get-1-free admission is avaialble today. Free admission for active duty military and veterans. For more information: 520-723-7881 www.pinalfairgrounds.com

16th

Learn about Arizona’s Geology at Pinal Geology & Mineral Museum,

in Coolidge – 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM – Open Wed.-Sat. 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Exhibits include fossils from all over the world, gems and minerals, and children’s activities. Check their website for information on monthly meetings. Located at 351 N. Arizona Blvd. in Coolidge. For more information: 520-723-3009

www.pinalgeologymuseum.org

16th

Explore Local History at The

Museum of Casa Grande – 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM – The Museum of Casa Grande is open Wednesday through Saturday in March. Collections include historic artifacts, archives, photography, and more. The exhibits portray the development of mining, agriculture, railroad expansion, settlement, and technology. Admission is $5/adults, $4/seniors and free for children. Located at 110 W. Florence Blvd. For more information: 520-

836-2223 | www.tmocg.org

17th

Live Theater: Constellations at BlackBox Theatre, in

Casa Grande – 7:00 PM – Roland and Marianne meet at a party. In that single moment, an unfathomable multitude of possibilities unfold.

Their chance meeting might blossom into a meaningful relationship or a brief affair: it might lead to nothing at all. Adults $15, Students/ Seniors/Children $10. Tickets available online.

For more information: 520-532-2337

www.blackboxcg.org/calendar

17th

Zipline EcoTours at Arizona Zipline Adventures, in Oracle – 8:00 AM 5:00 PM – The Zipline EcoTour allows you to zip on 5 different spans ranging in length from 400 to 1,500 ft. and lasts approximately 2 hours. Moonlight and Sunset Zipline experiences are also available during the spring and fall. Open Thursday through Sunday by reservation only. See website for details.

Located on Mt. Lemmon Road in Oracle. For more information: 520-308-9350

www.ziparizona.com

17th

Yoga in the Garden at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Superior – 9:30 AM – All-level yoga practice in a natural garden setting. Led by certified instructor Deb McClarnon.

Come prepared with your own mat (perhaps a towel or blanket too, for extra padding) and weather-appropriate clothing, as these classes will take place outdoors. See website for registration. Classes are $10 and take place every Thursday in March. For more information: 520-

689-2723 www.btarboretum.org

Biosphere 2 Tours at University of Arizona Biosphere 2, in Oracle – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Biosphere 2 is a world-famous research facility operated by the University of Arizona, located near Oracle in eastern Pinal County. The Biosphere 2 Experience allows visitors to tour the interior of the facility.

This fascinating, family-friendly experience is guided by a mobile app. Download the tour app prior to arrival. Tickets must be purchased online. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Masks are mandatory. For more information: 520-621-4800 | www.biosphere2.org

17th

Pinal County Fair at Pinal Fairgrounds & Event Center, in Casa Grande – 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM – The fair brings you 5 full days and nights of great family fun entertainment, competitions and contests, livestock displays, carnival, and more. Adults: $10. Kids 6-12: $5.

Tots 5-Under: Free. Ride wristbands available for $30 in advance. Free admission for active duty military and veterans. For more information: 520723-7881 | www.pinalfairgrounds.com

17th

Live Music & Food Truck Night at Windmill Winery, in Florence – 5:00

PM - 9:00 PM – Featuring music by Highway Outlaws and food by Chinoz Grill. Free admission and reservations are not required. Sunday: Music

by Bob Villa. The Windmill Winery will have 14 live music events in March. Visit the Wine Tasting Room page on their website for the schedule.

Located at 1140 W. Butte Ave. in Florence. For more information: 520-868-5200

www.thewindmillwinery.com

18th

Pinal County Fair at Pinal Fairgrounds & Event Center, in Casa Grande – 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM – The fair brings you 5 full days and nights of great family fun entertainment, competitions and contests, livestock displays, carnival, and more. Adults: $10. Kids 6-12: $5. Tots 5-Under: Free.

Ride wristbands available for $30 in advance. Today is Kids Day, with free admission for ages 6-12 until 3:00 PM when accompanied by a paid adult. Free admission for active duty military and veterans. For more information: 520-723-7881

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18th Live Theater: Constellations at BlackBox Theatre, in Casa Grande – 7:00 PM – Roland and Marianne meet at a party. In that single moment, an unfathomable multitude of possibilities unfold. Their chance meeting might blossom into a meaningful relationship or a brief affair: it might lead to nothing at all. Adults $15, Students/Seniors/Children $10. Tickets available online. For more information: 520-532-2337 |

www.blackboxcg.org/calendar

18th

Arboretum Discovery Tour at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Superior – 10:00 AM – Discover Arizona’s first and oldest botanical garden. With collections from many of the world’s deserts, you will learn how these plants are crucial to our survival. Learn what makes desert plants unique and allows them to survive in regions with such low precipitation. The guided tours last approximately one hour, and are offered on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Register in advance on the website. For more information: 520-689-2723 | www.btarboretum.org

18th

Day Out Downtown at Historic

Downtown Casa Grande, in Casa Grande – 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM – Casa Grande’s historic downtown has it all. Great food, shopping, and culture.

Join in this month’s Day Out Downtown event.

This month: LIVE Ghost Tours! For more information: 520-836-8744 | www.cgmainstreet.org

18th

Live Music: Sierra Sound at Pita Patio Grill, in Coolidge – 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The Pita Patio Grill is located at 235 W. Coolidge Ave. Check their Facebook page for additional live music. For more information: 520-

635-5576 | www.facebook.com/coolidgerocks

18th

Live Music: BLDG 12 at River Bottom Bar & Grill, in Florence – 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The River Bottom Bar & Grill has 15 live music events on their March schedule. See popular local performers including the Fred Cap Band, Night Flight, Armour, Mojo Grinder, RJ Band and Hank Gooday. See their website for the March lineup. Located at 2501 North Highway 79 in Florence. For more information: 520-868-3131

19th

2022 Chihuahua Festival & Lil’ Doggy Races at Ak-Chin Circle Entertainment Center, in

Maricopa – 11:00 AM – The greatest lil’ show in the West is back! All “Little Dogs” are eligible to race, with a costume contest for all dog shapes and sizes! Pet Adoption Event with Pinal County Animal Shelter and Pet Services vendors!

Fun for all! Presented by Copa TV. For more information:

www.facebook.com/MyCopaTV

19th

2022 Western Pinal County Business & Crafts Expo at Ak-Chin Circle

19th

Entertainment Center, in Maricopa – 10:00 AM 3:00 PM – Showcasing local businesses, companies, and crafters in conjunction with the Central AZ Food Truck Battle, Central AZ Car Show, and the Chihuahua Festival & Lil’ Doggy Races.

Presented by Copa TV. For more information:

Motorsports Racing at Central Arizona Speedway, in Casa Grande – 7:00 PM – Racing will include IMCA Modifieds - IMCA Sport Mods - Pure Stocks - Bombers. Located at 512 S. Eleven Mile Corner Rd. in Casa Grande.

Grandstand seating - pit passes available. Tickets $20 cash only. Free for ages 11 and under. For more information: 520-709-0718

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in Maricopa – 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM – Let’s get ready to Ruuuuuumble! Your favorite food trucks from around the region in a little friendly competition! 20 food trucks going for People’s Choice, Judges Choice, Best Taco, and Best Dessert. For more information:

in Gold Canyon – 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM – The Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is open every weekend from Feb. 5 to Apr. 23. It’s a medieval amusement park with a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts extravaganza, a jousting tournament, peoplepowered games and rides, costumed characters, and a medieval feast. It’s a non-stop, daylong adventure! For more information: 520-463-

www.facebook.com/MyCopaTV

Central Arizona Food Truck Battle at Ak-Chin Circle Entertainment Center,

www.facebook.com/MyCopaTV

19th

Live Theater: Constellations at BlackBox Theatre, in Casa Grande –

7:00 PM – Roland and Marianne meet at a party.

In that single moment, an unfathomable multitude of possibilities unfold. Their chance meeting might blossom into a meaningful relationship or a brief affair: it might lead to nothing at all. Adults $15, Students/Seniors/Children $10. Tickets available online. For more information: 520-532-

2337 | www.blackboxcg.org/calendar

www.riverbottombar.com/eventcalendar

www.centralarizonaspeedway.com

34th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival at Festival Grounds,

2600 | www.arizona.renfestinfo.com

19th

Apache Junction Fit Families Dino Day at Flatiron Park, in

Apache Junction – 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM – Go back in time and discover what the world was like in the Jurassic age. Dig up old bones, go on a scavenger hunt, and more! This event is designed for youth 10 and younger and a caregiver. Hang out at the park for the movie following the event. For more information: 480-

982-8002 | www.apachejunctionaz.gov

19th

2022 Central AZ Car & Bike Show at Ak-Chin Circle

Entertainment Center, in Maricopa – 10:00 AM – Hosted by Reeds Classic Motor Company, also featuring Society and Uniques Car Clubs with Big Tyme Entertainment DJ’s. 15 different categories with prize money and trophies! $500 for Best in Show! Benefitting the Maricopa Pantry. Presented by Copa TV. For more information: www.facebook.com/MyCopaTV

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Main Street Market in Historic Downtown Casa Grande – 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM – The market will be held in the Neon Sign Park and Main Street Alley every Saturday in March.

See website for details. For more information: 520-836-8744 www.cgmainstreet.org

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19th Ernest Talks: Boxer Zora

Folley at McFarland State Park, in Florence –

1:00 PM – This talk is about the 1967 boxing match between Muhammad Ali and Zora Folley, from Chandler, Arizona. The Ernest Talks series covers a wide variety of topics and is named after Ernest McFarland. For more information: 520-

868-9433 | www.azstateparks.com/mcfarland

19th

Florence Cemetery Tour at

Pinal County Historical Museum, in Florence – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM – See Florence’s rich history come alive on this guided tour of the Florence Cemetery! Join Chris Reid and learn about the people who made Florence what it is today including the oldest marked headstone in Arizona. This tour begins at PCHS Museum.

Tours are limited to 12 participants and tickets are $20 per adult and $15 for museum members.

For more information: 520-868-4382 | www.

pinalcountyhistoricalmuseum.org

19th

The Pony Ranch featuring Tiny Town at The Pony Ranch, in Casa

Grande – 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM – A fun place for tiny cowboys and cowgirls to experience riding a pony and feeding ranch animals at the petting zoo. Also open on Sundays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Visit the Pony Ranch Facebook page to confirm current hours. Located at 18536 W. Houser Rd. in Casa Grande. For more information: 480-236-4500 | www.facebook.com/

theponyranchfeaturingtinytown

19th

Pinal County Fair at Pinal Fairgrounds & Event Center, in Casa Grande – 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM – The fair brings you 5 full days and nights of great family fun entertainment, competitions and contests, livestock displays, carnival, and more.

Adults: $10. Kids 6-12: $5. Tots 5-Under: Free. Ride wristbands available for $30 in advance. Free admission for active duty military and veterans. For more information: 520-723-7881 www.pinalfairgrounds.com

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Denim & Diamonds at Robson Ranch, in Eloy – 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM – Nonprofit event to raise funds for brain tumor patients and their families. Italian buffet and dancing. No-host bar, silent auction and raffle. Email Denim.DiamondsAZ@yahoo. com for tickets, which are $40. For more information: | www.glenngarcelonfoun-

dation.org/2021-denim-diamonds-nonevent

Expanding Your Watercolor at Casita Workshop, in Casa Grande – 9:00 AM 12:00 PM – Build on your basic watercolor skills and learn new techniques. Session fee is $60. Instructor is Edna Harris. See website for additional art classes offered by Casita Workshop. For more information: www.casitaworkshop.com

22nd Visit the Ostrich Ranch at

Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch, in Picacho – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM – Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM until April 30. The Ostrich Ranch has an amazing variety of animals that visitors can watch and feed, including stingrays, goats, minature donkeys, fallow deer, tortoises, and lots of ostriches! Located by Picacho Peak State Park, just off I-10. For more information: 520-466-

3658 | www.roostercogburn.com

19th

Dinner Theatre: Totally Bodacious at the Radisson Banquet Hall in

Casa Grande. Two shows at 3:30 PM and 7:00 PM. Tickets $35 (Dinner & Show). Presented by The Murder Mystery Players of Casa Grande.

Tickets: 520-450-3472. For more information:

www.facebook.com/whodunitCG

20th

Spring Celebration: Yoga Event at Casa Grande Community Recreation

Center, in Casa Grande – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM – Join your Casa Grande community to celebrate the spring equinox through a variety of yoga sessions; outdoor walking meditation, a “fire and ice” yoga, and a gong and sound meditation. Participants can join in selected activities or the entire event, lending to an “open house” format. For more information: 520-421-8677 |

www.facebook.com/events/s/spring-celebration-2022-yoga-e/4307506692688835/

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22nd Karaoke & Live Music

Events at Tumbleweed Inn, in Eloy – 6:00 PM -

9:00 PM – The Tumbleweed Inn has Karaoke on Tuesdays and live music on other nights. See the Photos tab on their Facebook page for the March live music schedule. Located at 3802 W. Frontier St. in Eloy. For more information: 520-466-

9972 | facebook.com/tumbleweedinnaz

23rd Explore Pinal County’s

History at Pinal County Historical Museum, in Florence – 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM – The museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday and has a wide range of exhibits, including Native American culture, day-to-day life in early Florence, Second Territorial Prison artifacts, antique clothing, cactus furniture, farm machinery, vintage fire engines, and much more. Admission is $7 for adults, under 18 free. Closed on holidays. For more information: 520-868-4382 | www.pinalcount-

yhistoricalmuseum.org

34th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival at Festival Grounds,

in Gold Canyon – 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM – The Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is open every weekend from Feb. 5 to Apr. 23. It’s a medieval amusement park with a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts extravaganza, a jousting tournament, peoplepowered games and rides, costumed characters, and a medieval feast. It’s a non-stop, daylong adventure! For more information: 520-463-

2600 | www.arizona.renfestinfo.com

20th

Pinal County Fair at Pinal Fairgrounds & Event Center, in Casa Grande – 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM – The fair brings you 5 full days and nights of great family fun entertainment, competitions and contests, livestock displays, carnival, and more. Adults: $10. Kids 6-12: $5. Tots 5-Under: Free. Ride wristbands available for $30 in advance. Free admission for active duty military and veterans. For more information: 520-723-7881

23rd Learn about Arizona’s Ge-

ology at Pinal Geology & Mineral Museum, in Coolidge – 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM – Open Wed.-Sat. 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Exhibits include fossils from all over the world, gems and minerals, and children’s activities. Check their website for information on monthly meetings. Located at 351 N. Arizona Blvd. in Coolidge. For more information: 520-7233009 | www.pinalgeologymuseum.org

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Explore Local History at The Museum of Casa Grande – 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM – The Museum of Casa Grande is open Wednesday through Saturday in March. Collections include historic artifacts, archives, photography, and more. The exhibits portray the development of mining, agriculture, railroad expansion, settlement, and technology. Admission is $5/adults, $4/ seniors and free for children. Located at 110 W. Florence Blvd. For more information: 520-836-2223 www.tmocg.org

24th

Zipline EcoTours at Arizona

Zipline Adventures, in Oracle – 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM – The Zipline EcoTour allows you to zip on 5 different spans ranging in length from 400 to 1,500 ft. and lasts approximately 2 hours.

Moonlight and Sunset Zipline experiences are also available during the spring and fall. Open Thursday through Sunday by reservation only.

See website for details. Located on Mt. Lemmon Road in Oracle. For more information: 520-308-

9350 | www.ziparizona.com

Biosphere 2 Tours at University of Arizona Biosphere 2, in Oracle – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Biosphere 2 is a world-famous research facility operated by the University of Arizona, located near Oracle in eastern Pinal County. The Biosphere 2 Experience allows visitors to tour the interior of the facility. This fascinating, family-friendly experience is guided by a mobile app. Download the tour app prior to arrival. Tickets must be purchased online. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Masks are mandatory. For more information: 520-621-4800

24th Live Music & Food Truck

Night at Windmill Winery, in Florence – 5:00

PM - 9:00 PM – Featuring music by Arizona Avenue and food by Chinoz Grill. Free admission and reservations are not required. Sunday: Music by Doug Kelley. The Windmill Winery will have 14 live music events in March. Visit the Wine Tasting Room page on their website for the schedule. Located at 1140 W. Butte Ave. in Florence. For more information: 520-868-5200

www.thewindmillwinery.com

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Live Theater: Constellations at BlackBox Theatre, in Casa Grande – 7:00 PM – Roland and Marianne meet at a party. In that single moment, an unfathomable multitude of possibilities unfold. Their chance meeting might blossom into a meaningful relationship or a brief affair: it might lead to nothing at all. Adults $15, Students/Seniors/Children $10. Tickets available online. For more information: 520-532-2337

25th

Yoga in the Garden at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Superior – 9:30 AM – All-level yoga practice in a natural garden setting.

Led by certified instructor Deb McClarnon. Come prepared with your own mat (perhaps a towel or blanket too, for extra padding) and weather-appropriate clothing, as these classes will take place outdoors. See website for registration. Classes are $10 and take place every Thursday in March.

For more information: 520-689-2723

www.casagrandeaz.gov

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24th

7:00 PM – Roland and Marianne meet at a party.

In that single moment, an unfathomable multitude of possibilities unfold. Their chance meeting might blossom into a meaningful relationship or a brief affair: it might lead to nothing at all. Adults $15, Students/Seniors/Children $10. Tickets available online. For more information: 520-532-

26th

Bunny Hop Walk at Carr McNatt Park, in Casa Grande – 10:00 AM 1:00 PM – Run, hop, skip or hop around the bunny trail at Carr McNatt Park to collect treat-filled eggs! This event is geared towards kids ages 2-12. After making your way around the trail, there will be pictures with the Easter bunny, vendors, food trucks, and arts and crafts! The trail begins at ramada E, closest to pool front entrance. For more information: 520-421-8600

www.blackboxcg.org/calendar

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Live Theater: Constellations at BlackBox Theatre, in Casa Grande –

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Arboretum Discovery Tour at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, in Superior – 10:00 AM – Discover Arizona’s first and oldest botanical garden. With collections from many of the world’s deserts, you will learn how these plants are crucial to our survival. Learn what makes desert plants unique and allows them to survive in regions with such low precipitation. The guided tours last approximately one hour, and are offered on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Register in advance on the website. For more information: 520-689-2723 | www.btarboretum.org

24th

25th

Copa Cultural Night Market at Copper Sky Regional Park, in Maricopa – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM – Join in the fun! It’s the City of Maricopa’s first-ever Copa Cultural Night Market at Copper Sky Regional Park. This free event celebrates the diversity of our community while promoting the arts through dance, music and visual craft. Check the City of Maricopa Facebook page for updated information. For more information:

Live Music: Awake at Midnight at Pita Patio Grill, in Coolidge – 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The Pita Patio Grill is located at 235 W. Coolidge Ave. Check their Facebook page for additional live music. For more information: 520-635-5576 | www.facebook.

com/coolidgerocks

www.btarboretum.org

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Live Theater: Constellations at BlackBox Theatre, in Casa Grande

– 7:00 PM – Roland and Marianne meet at a party. In that single moment, an unfathomable multitude of possibilities unfold. Their chance meeting might blossom into a meaningful relationship or a brief affair: it might lead to nothing at all. Adults $15, Students/ Seniors/Children $10. Tickets available online. For more information: 520-532-2337

www.blackboxcg.org/calendar

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Calendar of Events continued…

26th

Florence Farmers Market at McFarland State Park, in Florence –

8:00 AM - 12:00 PM – The market is held on the porch at McFarland State Park in Historic Florence on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month. For more information: 520-

868-9433 | www.florenceazchamber.com

26th

29th Visit the Ostrich Ranch at

Grande – 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM – A fun place for tiny cowboys and cowgirls to experience riding a pony and feeding ranch animals at the petting zoo. Also open on Sundays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Visit the Pony Ranch Facebook page to confirm current hours. Located at 18536 W. Houser Rd. in Casa Grande. For more information: 480-236-4500 | www.facebook.com/

466-3658 | www.roostercogburn.com

The Pony Ranch featuring Tiny Town at The Pony Ranch, in Casa

theponyranchfeaturingtinytown

27th Bird Walk at Boyce Thompson

26th Motorsports Racing: Cactus Clash at Central Arizona Speedway, in Casa

Grande – 7:00 PM – Racing will include ASCS CAS Sprint Cars - Pure Stocks - Bombers Power 600 Series Micros - AZ Champ Karting.

Located at 512 S. Eleven Mile Corner Rd. in Casa Grande. Grandstand seating - pit passes available. Tickets $20 cash only. Free for ages 11 and under. For more information: 520-709-

0718 | www.centralarizonaspeedway.com

26th

34th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival at Festival Grounds,

in Gold Canyon – 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM – The Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is open every weekend from Feb. 5 to Apr. 23. It’s a medieval amusement park with a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts extravaganza, a jousting tournament, peoplepowered games and rides, costumed characters, and a medieval feast. It’s a non-stop, daylong adventure! For more information: 520-463-

2600 | www.arizona.renfestinfo.com

26th

Main Street Market in Historic

Downtown Casa Grande – 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM – The market will be held in the Neon Sign Park and Main Street Alley every Saturday in March.

See website for details. For more information: 520-836-8744 | www.cgmainstreet.org

Arboretum, in Superior – 7:30 AM – The Arboretum is home to an impressive number of resident and migratory birds including northern cardinals, cactus wrens and Anna’s hummingbirds. These easy-going walks welcome birders of all levels and are led by local birding professionals who know the best places to listen and observe. Registation link is on website. Cost is $5 in addition to arboretum general admission.

For more information: 520-689-2723

www.btarboretum.org

27th Maricopa Car Boot Sale at

Copper Sky Recreation Complex, in Maricopa – 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM – Car Boot Sale (Trunk Sale). Sellers can start setting up at 6:30 AM. Buyers will be admitted starting at 8:00 AM. Located at 44345 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Maricopa. See the website for details and FAQ. Takes place on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month until the end of May. For more information: www.maricopacarbootsale.com

27th Concert: Robert Hamilton,

Piano at Oracle Center for the Arts, in Oracle – 3:00 PM – With Lim Angela Tschoi. Concert takes place at the Oracle Center for the Arts, located at 700 E. Kingston Street in Oracle. Please see Eventbrite listing for concert details. For more information: www.oraclepianosociety.org

27th

29th Karaoke & Live Music

Events at Tumbleweed Inn, in Eloy – 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The Tumbleweed Inn has Karaoke on Tuesdays and live music on other nights. See the Photos tab on their Facebook page for the March live music schedule. Located at 3802 W. Frontier St. in Eloy. For more information: 520466-9972 | facebook.com/tumbleweedinnaz

30th

Explore Pinal County’s History at Pinal County Historical Museum, in

Florence – 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM – The museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday and has a wide range of exhibits, including Native American culture, day-to-day life in early Florence, Second Territorial Prison artifacts, antique clothing, cactus furniture, farm machinery, vintage fire engines, and much more. Admission is $7 for adults, under 18 free. Closed on holidays. For more information: 520-868-4382 | www.pinalcount-

yhistoricalmuseum.org

30th

Learn about Arizona’s Geology at Pinal Geology & Mineral Museum,

in Coolidge – 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM – Open Wed.-Sat. 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Exhibits include fossils from all over the world, gems and minerals, and children’s activities. Check their website for information on monthly meetings.

Located at 351 N. Arizona Blvd. in Coolidge.

For more information: 520-723-3009 | www.

pinalgeologymuseum.org

34th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival at Festival Grounds, in Gold Canyon – 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM – The Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is open every weekend from Feb. 5 to Apr. 23. It’s a medieval amusement park with a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts extravaganza, a jousting tournament, people-powered games and rides, costumed characters, and a medieval feast. It’s a non-stop, daylong adventure! For more information: 520-463-2600 | www.arizona.renfestinfo.com

26th

Live Music: Bad June at River Bottom Bar & Grill, in Florence – 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM – The River Bottom Bar & Grill has 15 live music events on their March schedule. See popular local performers including the Fred Cap Band, Night Flight, Armour, Mojo Grinder, RJ Band and Hank Gooday. See their website for the March lineup. Located at 2501 North Highway 79 in Florence. For more information: 520-868-3131

www.riverbottombar.com/eventcalendar

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Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch, in Picacho – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM – Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM until April 30. The Ostrich Ranch has an amazing variety of animals that visitors can watch and feed, including stingrays, goats, minature donkeys, fallow deer, tortoises, and lots of ostriches! Located by Picacho Peak State Park, just off I-10. For more information: 520-

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Explore Local History at The Museum of Casa Grande – 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM – The Museum of Casa Grande is open Wednesday through Saturday in March. Collections include historic artifacts, archives, photography, and more. The exhibits portray the development of mining, agriculture, railroad expansion, settlement, and technology. Admission is $5/adults, $4/seniors and free for children. Located at 110 W. Florence Blvd. For more information: 520-

836-2223 | www.tmocg.org

31st

Zipline EcoTours at Arizona Zipline Adventures, in Oracle – 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM – The Zipline EcoTour allows you to zip on 5 different spans ranging in length from 400 to 1,500 ft. and lasts approximately 2 hours.

Moonlight and Sunset Zipline experiences are also available during the spring and fall. Open Thursday through Sunday by reservation only.

See website for details. Located on Mt. Lemmon Road in Oracle. For more information: 520-308-

9350 | www.ziparizona.com

31st

Biosphere 2 Tours at University of Arizona Biosphere 2, in Oracle – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Biosphere 2 is a world-famous research facility operated by the University of Arizona, located near Oracle in eastern Pinal County. The Biosphere 2 Experience allows visitors to tour the interior of the facility. This fascinating, family-friendly experience is guided by a mobile app.

Download the tour app prior to arrival.

Tickets must be purchased online. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Masks are mandatory. For more information: 520-6214800 | www.biosphere2.org

Calendar of Events

April 1st

Arboretum Discovery Tour at Boyce Thompson

Arboretum, in Superior – 10:00 AM – Discover Arizona’s first and oldest botanical garden. With collections from many of the world’s deserts, you will learn how these plants are crucial to our survival. Learn what makes desert plants unique and allows them to survive in regions with such low precipitation.

The guided tours last approximately one hour, and are offered on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Register in advance on the website. For more information: 520-689-

2723 | www.btarboretum.org

2nd

Events at Ak-Chin Circle Entertainment Center at Ak-Chin Circle

Entertainment Center, in Maricopa – The Entertainment Center offers movies, bowling, laser tag, an arcade, parties & events, and more. See the Ak-Chin Circle website and Facebook page for this month’s featured events. For more information: 520-568-3456 | www.ak-chincircle.com

com/coolidgerocks

2nd

2nd

Coolidge Airport Fly-In at Coolidge Municipal Airport, in Coolidge – 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM – The City of Coolidge sponsors a Fly-In on the first Saturday of every month from October to April. Breakfast is served by the Coolidge Lions Club in front of the main hangar.

Pilots can call Airport Manager James Myers with any questions. For more information: 520-7236075 | www.coolidgeaz.com/flyin

2nd

34th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival at Festival Grounds, in Gold

Canyon – 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM – The Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is open every weekend from Feb. 5 to Apr. 23. It’s a medieval amusement park with a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts extravaganza, a jousting tournament, people-powered games and rides, costumed characters, and a medieval feast.

It’s a non-stop, daylong adventure! For more information: 520-463-2600 | www.arizona.

renfestinfo.com

31st

2nd Live Music & Food Truck

Night at Windmill Winery, in Florence – 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM – Featuring music by Awake at Midnight and food by East Coast Joe’s. Free admission and reservations are not required.

Sunday: Music by Allen James. The Windmill Winery will have 14 live music events in March.

Visit the Wine Tasting Room page on their website for details. Located at 1140 W. Butte Ave. in Florence. For more information: 520-868-5200

2nd

Live Music: High Ground at Pita Patio Grill, in Coolidge – 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The Pita Patio Grill is located at 235 W. Coolidge Ave. Check their Facebook page for additional live music. The monthly Market Fair also takes place today starting at 9:00 AM. For more information: 520-635-5576 | www.facebook.

First Saturday at the Museum at Pinal County Historical Museum,

in Florence – 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Every first Saturday of the month (September-June), the museum waives admission fees and offers rotating family-friendly activities, including a scavenger hunt, a local geology activity, backyard bingo, desert animals, and more! Sponsored by APS. For more information: 520-868-4382 |

www.pinalcountyhistoricalmuseum.org

www.thewindmillwinery.com

Live Music: Suzie & the AcceleratorZ at River Bottom Bar & Grill,

in Florence – 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The River Bottom Bar & Grill has 14 live music events on their April schedule. See popular local performers including the Fred Cap Band, Night Flight, Copperstate Blues Band, RJ Band and Hank Gooday.

See their website for the April music calendar.

Located at 2501 North Highway 79 in Florence.

For more information: 520-868-3131 | www.

riverbottombar.com/eventcalendar

2nd

The Pony Ranch featuring Tiny Town at The Pony Ranch, in Casa

Grande – 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM – A fun place for tiny cowboys and cowgirls to experience riding a pony and feeding ranch animals at the petting zoo. Also open on Sundays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Visit the Pony Ranch Facebook page to confirm current hours. Located at 18536 W. Houser Rd. in Casa Grande. For more information: 480-236-4500 | www.facebook.com/

theponyranchfeaturingtinytown

3rd

34th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival at Festival Grounds,

in Gold Canyon – 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM – The Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is open every weekend from Feb. 5 to Apr. 23. It’s a medieval amusement park with a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts extravaganza, a jousting tournament, peoplepowered games and rides, costumed characters, and a medieval feast. It’s a non-stop, daylong adventure! For more information: 520-463-

2600 | www.arizona.renfestinfo.com

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