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Arizona Wildcats vs. Boise State Broncos December 31, 2014 • 2:00 p.m. • University of Phoenix Stadium

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THE GAMES Fiesta Bowl: Boise State Broncos . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Cactus Bowl: Oklahoma State Cowboys . . . . . .

Cactus Bowl: Washington Huskies . . . . . . . . . . .

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CIRCLE K NEW YEAR’S EVE BLOCK PARTY . 10 EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 CASINOS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 GOLF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 ATTRACTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 OUTDOORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 SHOPPING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 DINING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 DRINKING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

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Grant Hedrick throws a pass against Colorado.

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Head coach: Bryan Harsin 2014 Record: 11-2 (20th ranked) Always entertaining, the Broncos are no strangers to the Fiesta Bowl. In 2007, Boise State pulled off the upset of the decade, a stunning 43-42 win over Oklahoma that had the nation buzzing for weeks. To get to the 2015 Fiesta Bowl, the Broncos defeated Fresno State to win the Mountain West Conference title, becoming the top team from the Group of Five (five nonmajor conferences). This will be the first

Season at a Glance Boise State Broncos 11-2 (#20) 8/28 @ Mississippi 9/6 Colorado St. 9/13 @ Connecticut 9/20 La Lafayet.

9/27 @ Air Force 10/4 @ Nevada 10/17 Fresno St. 10/24 BYU 11/8 @ New Mexico 11/15 San Diego St. 11/22 @ Wyoming 11/29 Utah St. 12/6 Fresno St.

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L 13 - 35 W 37 - 24 W 38 - 21 W 34 - 9 L 14 - 28 W 51 - 46 W 37 - 27 W 55 - 30 W 60 - 49 W 38 - 29 W 63 - 14 W 50 - 19 W 28 - 14

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matchup between the two schools.

“I think both teams have played quality opponents and both teams, as far as programs go, have had a lot of success this season in particular,” said first-year Boise State head coach Bryan Harsin during a press conference. “It makes for a great matchup.”

Harsin, Boise State’s offensive coordinator from 2006-10, took over the program after Chris Petersen bolted for greener pastures at the University of Washington following the 2013 season. Improving on last season’s disappointing 8-5 campaign, Boise State earned a spot in the New Year’s Six in the new College Football Playoff lineup. The Broncos are looking for their 12th win of the season. Heading into the Fiesta Bowl, the Broncos have tallied eight straight victories.

The offense has been almost unstoppable since a 28-14 loss to Air Force in week five, scoring 50 or more points in four of the past six games. Boise State quarterback Grant Hedrick is playing better after early-season struggles. Hedrick can be turnover-prone when pressured, tossing 13 interceptions (with two four-interception games), so look for Arizona to blitz him heavy. When he gets comfortable in the pocket, he’s accurate, completing 70.9 percent of

his passes with 22 touchdown passes.

He’s dangerous scrambling out of the pocket, compiling 563 yards and eight rushing touchdowns on the year.

Look for Hedrick to try to victimize the Wildcats defense via the air—the Wildcats pass defense ranks 118th in the nation after allowing an average of 279.1 yards per game and a total of 27 passing touchdowns.

Junior Jay Ajayi is the “ying” to Hedrick’s “yang,” an underrated weapon who compiled seven consecutive 100-yard games before the conference championship. Ajayi has rushed for 1,689 yards, which ranks second in Boise State history behind only school icon Ian Johnson (1,713), the hero of the 2007 Fiesta Bowl. Ajayi is also dangerous catching passes out of the backfield, totaling 45 receptions for 536 yards and four touchdowns.

The Broncos defense, guided by coordinator Marcel Yates, ranks 39th nationally in defense, 36th against the run and 59th against the pass. Strong safety Darian Thompson leads the defense with seven interceptions, while middle linebacker Tanner Vallejo has a team-leading 86 tackles and outside linebacker Kamalei Correa has a teambest 10 sacks.

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“Scooby” Wright set to sack Mike Bercovici of ASU.

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Arizona Wildcats Head coach: Rich Rodriguez 2014 Record: 10-3 (10th ranked) In his third season at the University of Arizona, head coach Rich Rodriguez won the Pac-12 South and finished 10th in the national polls. Rodriguez has been able to rebuild his reputation after he was unceremoniously fired from Michigan in 2010.

It’s been a steady rise for the Wildcats’ football program since Rich Rod’s arrival in Tucson. Succeeding Mike Stoops, Rodriguez posted backto-back eight-win seasons in 2012 and 2013 before recording a 10-3 record in 2014. Not since Dick Tomey roamed the sidelines have the Wildcats posted three straight winning seasons.

Arizona is on a nice streak, having earned its sixth bowl in seven seasons.

Rodriguez has the Wildcats breathing the rarified air of the nation’s elite, guiding Arizona to its first major bowl since the 1993 season (a 29-0 victory over Miami in the ’94 Fiesta Bowl)— the heyday of Arizona’s vaunted “Desert Storm” defense.

“We’re really proud of our guys, particularly our senior class,” Rodriguez said during a press conference. “We’re excited to be in this type of bowl game.”

Rodriguez is one of the architects of college football’s fast-paced spread offense. He cut his teeth as the offensive coordinator at Clemson (1999-2000), before perfecting his craft at West Virginia (2001-07). Over his last three seasons at WVU, the lightning-fast Mountaineers went 32-5 and came up one win shy of reaching the national championship game in 2007. Rodriguez is a proponent of the “speed kills” philosophy.

The Wildcats bring a wellbalanced offense into this contest, averaging nearly 184 yards per game on the ground and another 277 through the air. Arizona’s quarterback is redshirt freshman Anu Solomon, a dual-threat who threw for 3,458 yards and 27 touchdowns. In the backfield, true freshman running back Nick Wilson is a homerun threat, averaging 22.6 yards per touchdown run, while amassing 1,289 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns this season. The duo combined for nearly 83 percent of the Wildcats’ total yards (5,006 yards) and TDs (43).

On the offensive line, the Wildcats have a tough veteran bunch, led by bookend tackles Mickey Baucus and Fabbians Ebbele, who have started in 50 and 51 games, respectively.

The leader on the defensive side of the football is middle linebacker Phillip “Scooby” Wright, a true sophomore and classic overachiever.

With a high motor and higher football IQ, Wright has been a one-man wrecking crew for the UA defense this season, racking up 153 tackles, 27 tackles for loss and 14 sacks. On obvious passing down, defensive coordinator Jeff Casteel will line up Wright at defensive end to pressure the quarterback. For his play, Wright won the Bronko Nagurski Trophy as the nation’s best defensive player.

Season at a Glance Arizona Wildcats 10-3 (#10) 8/29 UNLV W 58 - 13 9/4 @ UTSA W 26 - 23 9/13 Nevada W 35 - 28 9/20 California W 49 - 45 10/2 @ Oregon W 31 - 24 10/11 USC L 26 - 28 10/25 @ Washington St. W 59 - 37 11/1 @ UCLA L 7 - 17 11/8 Colorado W 38 - 20 11/15 Washington W 27 - 26 11/22 @ Utah W 42 - 10 11/28 Arizona St. W 42 - 35 12/5 @ Oregon L 13 - 51

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Emmanuel Ogbah celebrates after a sack.

Oklahoma State Cowboys Head coach: Mike Gundy 2014 Record: 6-6 For college football fans, Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy is best known for his epic Youtube rant, “I’m a man. I’m 40.” That episode aside, Gundy has established a winning program in Stillwater, compiling an 83-44 record in 10 years.

The Cactus Bowl will be his ninth bowl appearance (5-3 record in the previous eight). A former quarterback at Oklahoma State, Gundy is a well-

Season at a Glance Oklahoma State Cowboys 6-6 8/30 Florida St. 9/6 Missouri St. 9/13 UTSA 9/25 Texas Tech 10/4 Iowa St. 10/11 @ Kansas 10/18 @ TCU 10/25 West Virginia 11/1 @ Kansas St. 11/15 Texas 11/22 @ Baylor 12/6 @ Oklahoma

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respected coach around the country. In 2011, he won the Paul “Bear” Bryant Award, given to college football’s national coach of the year.

After winning 10 or more games in three of the past four seasons, the Cowboys struggled with a tough schedule in 2014: Four of their six losses came against teams that finished in the top 11 of the national rankings.

At one stretch, the Cowboys lost five straight Big 12 conference games, before a rousing 38-35 overtime victory over rival Oklahoma made them bowl eligible. Gundy is looking forward to facing Washington in the Cactus Bowl and earning his seventh win of the season.

“It’s always nice to be in a bowl game where you know the coaching staffs, the head coach runs a first-class program and the players can enjoy the competition of the game,” Gundy said during a press conference.

Oklahoma State’s problems this season were mostly on the offensive side of the football. The Cowboys lost starting quarterback, J.W. Walsh, in week two, giving way to Daxx Garman.

The strong-armed junior quarterback struggled in offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich’s system, holding the ball too long in the pocket—Garman was sacked 25 times in seven Big 12

games. He finished the season with 2,041 yards, 12 touchdowns and 12 interceptions, eventually missing the final two games with concussion symptoms. He was replaced by promising freshman Mason Rudolph, who is expected to start in the Cactus Bowl.

Rudolph has plenty of speedy weapons to distribute the football to. Receiver David Glidden caught a team-high 40 passes for 568 yards and two scores, while Brandon Sheperd led the team with 639 yards and four touchdowns on 34 catches.

The Cowboys rushing attack couldn’t get untracked this season, averaging only 135 yards per game, 102nd in the nation. Tyreek Hill was the most impressive back, accounting for 534 yards on 5.2 yards per carry, while Desmond Roland led the team with 647 rushing yards and 10 scores.

Given the offensive struggles, the Cowboys are no better on defense, ranking 93rd nationally in total defense (437.3 yards allowed per game) and 98th in scoring defense (32 points allowed per game). One bright spot on defense has been sophomore defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah, who leads OSU’s defense with 11 sacks and 17 tackles for loss.

Cyler Miles assessing the oncoming rush.

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Washington Huskies Head coach: Chris Petersen 2014 Record: 8-5 First-year head coach Chris Petersen took over the Washington Huskies program after former head coach Steve Sarkisian accepted the top position at USC. Ironically, Petersen left Boise State, which is playing in the more prestigious (and more lucrative) Fiesta Bowl.

The Huskies had a solid season under Petersen, finishing the regular season with an 8-5 record overall (4-5 in the Pac-12), good enough for third in the North Division. Unfortunately, the Huskies couldn’t beat any of the better programs in the Pac-12, losing to Arizona State, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA and giving the game away to Arizona with a costly fumble late in the fourth quarter.

Petersen is looking forward to his chess match with Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy, whom he admires.

“A couple years ago I got a chance to slide out there and talk to coach Gundy and watch them practice,” Petersen said during a press conference.

“I think that just tells you right there how impressed I’ve been with him.

They’ve got tremendous football players out there. They just do a great job from top to bottom.”

The key for Washington in the Cactus Bowl is getting the offense untracked. The Huskies offense led the nation with a staggering 31 fumbles and struggled scoring points in the red zone.

They should be able to fix that against an Oklahoma State defense that ranks No. 100 in the country (32 points per game).

Huskies sophomore quarterback Cyler Miles finished his first year as the team’s starter with 2,129 yards, 16 touchdowns and just three interceptions.

Miles is also a threat to take off and run, adding another 280 yards and four touchdowns on the ground. Miles is coming off steady performances in the Huskies final two games (both wins), passing for 253 yards and two touchdowns against Oregon State and 249 yards and two touchdowns against Washington State. Top back Dwayne Washington led the team with 655 rushing yards and nine TDs. On defense, senior linebacker Hau’oli Kikaha, senior nose tackle Danny Shelton and junior linebacker Shaq Thompson all earned Pac-12 first-team honors. Kikaha is a terror for opposing offenses: he leads the team in sacks (17.5) and tackles for loss (23.5). Shelton, who weighs 339 pounds and regularly draws double teams, compiled 89 tackles, nine sacks, 16.5 tackles for loss

and four fumble recoveries. Thompson is a disruptive force at linebacker, beating blockers with exceptional speed and athleticism. He finished with 71 tackles and four fumble recovers, as well as four defensive touchdowns.

His game-changing athleticism was on display when he filled-in as UW’s featured back, totaling 456 yards with two touchdowns.

Washington’s defense is opportunistic: The Huskies lead the nation with seven defensive touchdowns.

Season at a Glance Washington Huskies 8-5 8/30 @ Hawaii 9/6 Eastern Wash.

9/13 Illinois 9/20 Georgia St. 9/27 Stanford 10/11 @ California 10/18 @ Oregon 10/25 Arizona St. 11/1 @ Colorado 11/8 UCLA 11/15 @ Arizona 11/22 Oregon St. 11/29 @ Wash. St.

W 17 - 16 W 59 - 52 W 44 - 19 W 45 - 14 L 13 - 20 W 31 - 7 L 20 - 45 L 10 - 24 W 38 - 23 L 30 - 44 L 26 - 27 W 37 - 13 W 31 - 13

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Downtown Tempe | December 31 | 6PM-1AM Ring in 2015 in Downtown Tempe with the Circle K New Year’s Eve Block Party on Mill Avenue. On this special night, Downtown Tempe is transformed into a celebration like no other. Visitors will have countless opportunities to consume a ton of fun with interactive games, activities, and so much more! Live music, including the Gin Blossoms and entertainment on multiple stages throughout the block party will have party goers dancing the night away. Come early and indulge in a wonderful NYE celebration dinner just a few steps away with Downtown Tempe’s array of restaurants. The countdown to 2015 will be topped off with a champagne toast while fireworks light up the sky!

Beer gardens, champagne lounges, and gourmet food trucks are just a few of the many enticements of this annual event. New to this year’s celebration is the highly anticipate VIP Lounge, where revelers can enjoy a truly unique experience with cocktail servers, party favors, heaters, exclusive restrooms, reserved parking and more! This VIP experience is exclusive to the 21+ crowd.

Guests with young children will be able to enjoy the Family Fun Zone until 11PM this year, with a firework display to celebrate the evening at 10PM. Children 12 and under can also take advantage of FREE admission!

This is a NYE celebration you don’t want to miss! #TempeNYE

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Dance Club | DJ Sterling | VIP Lounge | Countdown Central Dance the night away at Tempe Times Square – the heartbeat of the Circle K New Year’s Eve Block Party!

DJ Sterling will keep the party alive all night with his high energy performance. As the first Video DJ to play at the Super Bowl, a regular act at College Football Championships, and 7 year house DJ for the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl…DJ Sterling feels right at home in the midst of the vibrant crowd at 5th and Mill.

Tempe Times Square serves as a central location and is sure to be the premier spot during the #TempeNYE celebration. From an exclusive VIP Lounge to a garden ripe with beer, wine, and champagne, Tempe Times Square is the spot! There’s nowhere else to be at the stroke of midnight, as a blizzard of colorful confetti paints Downtown Tempe and a spectacular fireworks display lights up the midnight sky.

Don’t forget to join Arizona’s largest “Midnight Kiss” presented by Hershey’s. When the clock strikes 12am, pucker up! If smooches aren’t your thing, grab 1 of over 10,000 Hershey Kisses that will be distributed throughout the streets of Downtown Tempe and ring in the New Year with a kiss – one way or the other!

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FAMILY FUN ZONE CYDER TOAST | FIREWORKS | 10PM WHOLE FOODS

CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

Whole Foods Market Tempe will be celebrating a healthy new year with lots of fun ways to “Eat the Rainbow!” Get lots of tips and fun information on healthy eating for the whole family and be sure to stop by our “Build Your Own Trail Mix Bar” which is sure to be the healthiest way to ring in the New Year!

“In the Pipeline” continues a building theme by allowing participants to construct cubes, ladders, chairs, tunnels, mazes forts, shoes, cages, and cars – all with their bare hands. PVC pipes cut into 1 and 2 foot lengths are joined by connectors to make various shapes. Colorful fabric panels attach to the structures in various ways to make walls, curtains, and even costumes.

Children linger at this exhibit because of the potential for imaginative play is unlimited, and the shapes that children make are just the right size for them.

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Walt Richardson & Friends | The Pistoleros Gin Blossoms Club KNIX on Mill Ave 6th St & Mill Ave

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Taste of #TempeNYE

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THE GRILLED CHEESE TRUCK One of the first trucks to hit the streets of Los Angeles in 2009, The Grilled Cheese Truck has proven itself to be a crowd favorite, MELTING its cheesy goodness from LA to Phoenix, Sturgis to Austin, thrilling young (to the not so young) with a variety of gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches! Named the #1 food truck in California over 10 times, their Melts have appeared on several “best sandwiches in the country” lists as well as being featured on countless television shows including: Unwrapped, Unique Eats, Food Paradise, Rachael Ray, The Joan and Melissa Show and many, many more.

They are best known for their “Cheesy Mac and Rib Melt”, and with its recipe of: homemade southern mac & cheese, smoked BBQ pork, and caramelized onions melted between sharp cheddar cheese on French bread: it’s easy to see why! Customizable menus, a passion for quality product and a guest-first attitude make The Grilled Cheese Truck a “must visit truck” at any event!

DOUGHLICIOUS Doughlicious, LLC is a family-owned business offering wood-fired pizzas and other specialty foods made fresh in our state-of-the-art mobile kitchen. “We specialize in simple, yet top-quality ingredients for our pizzas, then we let the magic of our wood-fired oven do the work. Our wood-fired oven was imported from Italy and brings out the natural flavors of our ingredients, allowing us to serve up “Doughlicious” pizzas and feasts”.

Owners, Michael and Victoria, and their two young children, Isabella and Vivienne, had always dreamed of starting their own family business. Their hard work and commitment to succeed made this dream a reality. With

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years of experience in the food and beverage industry, the Doughlicious team has begun their journey. No doubt you’ll see Doughlicious at local events across the state of Arizona or you can schedule a mobile feast for your private dining or catering needs. The family’s goal is to bring an elevated menu to any setting, taking your taste buds on a journey without taking your wallet on a ride.

To die for menu items include the Wife’s Favorite aka Margarita Pizza: freshly made tomato sauce, fresh Mozzarella cheese, freshly sliced tomatoes, fresh basil leaves, Parmesan cheese, salt, pepper, olive oil. The Doughboy aka Meatlovers: freshly made tomato sauce, meatballs, sausage, Canadian bacon, Mozzarella cheese, Provolone cheese, Parmesan cheese, salt, pepper, olive oil. Customers often spice it up with some Jalapenos!

ISLAND NOODLES Allow us to introduce you to, Island Noodles - a unique food vendor for special events which specializes in “Hawaiian Style Wok-Fired Soba Noodles”. Hale Lake, a native Hawaiian, and founder of Island Noodles, presents a healthy, entertaining and cost effective alternative for organizers of special events to offer their patrons.

Island Noodles has proven to be extremely popular for over 12 years, especially among the health conscious Festival/Fair attendees. Currently, Island Noodles operates in nine states, 31 cities and performs over 100 venues annually providing enjoyable results for attendees and organizers alike. Island Noodles started in 1995 with a popular family recipe. Using this recipe and Hale’s training at The Culinary Institute of America, Hyde Park, New York (graduate 1980) a new concept menu item designed for special events was born.

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FREEZE THE KEYS | RIDE FOR FREE For the second year in a row, Coors Light and Valley Metro teamed up to provide Valley residents and visitors with FREE transit service as the ring in the New Year. With the support of Crescent Brown Distributing, Coors Lights Free Rides will be available on Valley Metro bus and light rail beginning at 7PM on December 31 through the end of regular service. Route and schedule information are available at valleymetro.org/celebratesafe, by calling 1.800.FREE RIDES or by texting “FREE RIDES” to 90464.

This service encourages #TempeNYE party goers to celebrate the holiday safely, plan ahead for a safe ride home, and ensure the holiday is a memorable event for all the right reasons. The program is supported by Valley Metro member agencies as well as local law enforcement and the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.

TRANSIT OPTIONS The City of Tempe encourages residents and visitors to take advantage of public transit options for transportation to Downtown on December 31 for the Circle K New Year’s Eve Block Party. Many of the bus routes servicing Downtown Tempe will run every 15 minutes from 6PM-9PM with return services available until 2AM. For a list of routes servicing Downtown Tempe, other route information, and park and ride locations, please visit tempe.gov/tim.

Local and Orbit buses will pick up and drop off at the Tempe Transportation center located at 5th and College.

Please take advantage or Coors Light Free Rides on the bus, light rail, and ADA Dial-A-Ride from 7PM-9PM. Before 7PM, bus and light rail fare is $4 for and All-Day Pass and $2 for a single ride. Plan your #TempeNYE transportation at valleymetro.org/onlinetools.

PUBLIC PARKING Hayden Square Garage | $10 US Airways Garage | $10 Hayden Ferry Garage | $10 City Hall Garage | $10

University Square | $10 W6 Garage | $10 Farmer Lot | $10 Hayden Square West | $15

View a map of public parking at: downtowntempe.com/get-here/parking

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EVENTS THE MARVEL EXPERIENCE LIVE Chances are if you’ve driven the Loop 101, you’ve seen the domes at Salt River Fields.

Well, the mystery has been revealed. It’s “The Marvel Experience Live” which allows the common folk to join forces with some of Marvel’s mightiest heroes on a mission to save the planet.

As S.H.I.E.L.D.’s newest recruit, patrons will swing with Spider-Man, smash with Hulk and fly with Iron Man in next generation hyper-reality.

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, 7444 N. Pima Road, Scottsdale, 877.250.2929, themarvelexperiencetour.com, through Saturday, January 3, various times, starts at $27.50

FIESTA BOWL ARTWALK If you are looking forward to the showdown between the Boise State Broncos and Arizona Wildcats, then you should check out the Fiesta Bowl ArtWalk. Examine artwork from more than 100 Scottsdale galleries. Visit the Fiesta Bowl Museum to see artifacts from past games.

This event is perfect for art and sports lovers. Throughout Scottsdale Arts District, scottsdalegalleries.com, Saturday, December 27, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., free.

CHRIS D’ELIA Los Angeles-based actor/ comedian Chris D’Elia, best known for the lead role on the NBC sitcom “Undateable,” brings his physical brand of

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humor to the Tempe Improv on New Year’s Eve. Named to Variety’s “Top 10 Comics to Watch” list in 2011, D’Elia is one of the most coveted young comedians on the stand-up comedy circuit. Tempe Improv, 930 E. University Drive, Tempe, 480.921.9877, tempeimprov. com, Wednesday, December 31, 7 p.m. and 10 p.m., prices vary.

JAY PHAROAH “Saturday Night Live” cast member Jay Pharoah makes a stop at Stand Up Live in Phoenix on New Year’s Eve. Only 27 years old, the multitalented Pharoah will have the crowd howling in laughter with his spot-on celebrity impersonations. Stand Up Live, 50 W. Jefferson Street, Suite 200, Phoenix, 480.719.6100, standuplive.com, Tuesday, December 31, 7 p.m. and 10 p.m., $27.

CIRCLE K NYE BLOCK PARTY Prepare to ring in 2015 in style with thousands of your closest friends. The Circle K NYE Block Party is Arizona’s biggest New Year’s Eve celebration with live entertainment, dance clubs, beer gardens, fireworks, confetti and entertainment for the kids—all in downtown Tempe. Mill Avenue and University Drive, Tempe. downtowntempe.com, Wednesday, December 31, 6 p.m., $10 to $25.

MAZ JOBRANI Maz Jobrani uses his comedic talents to tackle controversial

topics, including race relations. His new book is titled “I’m Not a Terrorist, but I’ve Played One on TV.” The Iranian-American comedian is best known for being a member of the “Axis of Evil” group on Comedy Central. Tempe Improv, 930 E. University Drive, Tempe, 480.921.9877, tempeimprov. com, Friday, January 9, at 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m., and Saturday, January 10, at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m., prices vary.

MARICOPA COUNTY HOME AND GARDEN SHOW Bring your home improvement plans, ideas, questions, sketches and measurements for any and every home project you can imagine, big or small, indoors or out.

Shop, compare and save all in one place. Arizona State Fairgrounds, 1826 W. McDowell Road, Phoenix, www.mchomeshows.com, Friday, January 16, and Saturday, January 17, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday, January 18, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., $2 to $5.

GLENDALE GLITTER AND GLOW BLOCK PARTY View 1.5 million lights and more than 20 hot air balloons throughout 16 blocks of downtown Glendale. The party will also include bands and vibrant street performers.

Murphy Park, 7010 N. 58th Avenue, Glendale, 623.930.2299, Saturday, January 10, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., free.

CAREFREE FINE ART AND WINE FESTIVAL The festival will feature more than 165 award-winning fine artists from throughout the United States and abroad, showing off their paintings, drawings, sculptures, sparkling hand-blown glass, one-of-a-kind handcrafted jewelry and exceptional photography. Downtown Carefree, 101 Easy Street, Carefree, 480.837.5637, Friday, January 16, through Sunday, January 18, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., $3 CHANDLER MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL Chandler’s Multicultural Festival highlights the cultural diversity of the city through music, dance, art, storytelling, children’s area and more. Downtown Library Courtyard, 125 E Commonwealth Avenue, Chandler, 480.782.2735, Saturday, January 17, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

SUPERSTITION MOUNTAIN HERITAGE DAYS The event is a two-day celebration of the history and lore of the Superstition Mountains, featuring Native American dance and storytelling. Superstition Mountain Museum, 4087 N. Apache Trail, Apache Junction, 480.983.4888, superstitionmountainmuseum. org, Saturday, January 17, and Sunday, January 18, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., $3 to $5.

ARIZONA MILITARY VEHICLE SHOW Sponsored by the Arizona Military Vehicle Collectors Club, the show features an impressive line-up of troop carriers from World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Humvees from Desert Storm, conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, along with Jeeps, and armored cars from 70 years of American machinery in combat will also be on display. Metrocenter Mall, 9617 N. Metro Parkway, Phoenix, 480.497.9722, armytrucks.org, Saturday, January 24, and Sunday, January 25, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., $5 for adults, free for active military.

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Arizona’s Phoenix-area cas inos feature slot and card gaming and host various tournaments throughou t the year.

CASINOS CHANDLER GILA RIVER’S WILD HORSE PASS CASINO 5040 W. Wild Horse Pass Blvd., GILA RIVER’S LONE BUTTE CASINO 1077 S. Kyrene Road.

800.946.4452 wingilariver.com There are three different locations for this casino, but these two are closest to the Phoenix metro. Wild Horse Pass offers slots and blackjack tables with the feel of a dark, intimate lounge. There are 750 interactive slots, 19 blackjack tables, 17 poker tables and a 1,200seat bingo hall. There is also a sports lounge and an entertainment stage where local acts hit the stage Thursday through Saturday. For food any time of the day or night, Café 24/7 serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The Lone Butte Casino is on the other side of the highway, a mere five minutes away. This cozier casino has 450 interactive slots and six blackjack tables. If you get hungry, Café 24/7 serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, or try Verona Chophouse for steak, pasta or seafood.

FORT MCDOWELL FORT MCDOWELL CASINO Beeline Hwy on SR 87 & Fort

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McDowell Road, 800.THE. FORT fortmcdowellcasino.com This is one of the best casinos in the Valley for the gambling experience and entertainment. With a huge gambling area, it’s almost impossible to play all the games available.

The casino sports 866 slot machines and offers regular poker tournaments. Also available are keno and bingo areas, with the bingo hall having nonsmoking and smoking sections. When you get hungry, The Red Rock Buffet is all-you-can-eat and Noodles Sushiya offers traditional Asian fare and sushi. For casual dining, try the Cottonwood Café, the Silver Platter or the New York Deli.

MARICOPA HARRAH’S AK-CHIN CASINO 15406 Maricopa Road, Maricopa 480.802.5000 harrahsakchin.com For those who want to take a couple of days and relax in a resort where the slots are never too far away, Harrah’s Ak-Chin location is the place.

Its inviting architecture immediately transports visitors to a paradise. For those who want to enjoy some sun, there is an outdoor pool with

a swim-up bar.

On the casino floor, you’ll be able to enjoy 40,000 square feet of slots, keno and separate rooms for poker and live-action blackjack.

The slots range from penny machines to $25 games. Join Total Rewards® for offers at Ak-Chin and Harrah’s nationwide.

Amid the casino is the Oasis Lounge and on top of that bar is a stage, making the barstool the best seat in the house to watch a band free of charge.

For food, the Harvest Buffet is open for lunch and dinner and can rival any buffet in Vegas. The Range Steakhouse is an elegant steakhouse; Agave’s Southwest Restaurant is open for all meals; and the Copper Cactus Grill is open 24 hours.

SCOTTSDALE SALT RIVER-PIMA MARICOPA INDIAN RESERVATION (two locations) TALKING STICK RESORT 9800 E. Indian Bend Rd., Scottsdale 480.850.7734 talkingstickresort.com CASINO ARIZONA 524 N. 92nd Street, Scottsdale

480.850.7777 casinoarizona.com Two of the most popular casinos in the state are located conveniently in the heart of Scottsdale. From dining to entertainment to gambling, these casinos bring the vibe of Las Vegas to the Valley of the Sun. Talking Stick Resort boasts 240,000 square feet of gaming, including a huge selection of penny slots and Arizona’s largest poker room.

Casino Arizona, meanwhile, has more than 900 ticket-pay multidenominational slot machines, live blackjack and other table games and live fast-action keno.

Both locations offer a wide range of dining and nightlife options.

PINETOP HON-DAH RESORT & CASINO 777 Highway 260, Pinetop 800.929.8744, hon-dah.com If you aren’t enticed by the slots, poker, delicious food and drinks and the wonderful hotel, then how about this?

Hon-Dah Resort & Casino is perfectly located for those winter sport lovers and offer fantastic accommodations for snow sports.

There are 128 Oversized Hotel Rooms and the Indian Pine Restaurant has Fine Dining from the menu or Daily Buffets including Friday Night Seafood Buffet, Saturday Night Prime Rib Buffet and Sunday Champagne Brunch.

Enjoy Monthly Tribute Bands & Summer Concerts, Live Entertainment 6-days a week in the Timbers Showroom, Weekly Promotions, Slot Tournaments, Lots of Give-A-Ways and Much Much More!

Hon-Dah Casino is Open 24/7 - Must be 21

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Arizona is world-renowned for its golf options and beautiful weather.

GOLF CAVE CREEK DOVE VALLEY RANCH GOLF CLUB 33750 N. Dove Lakes Drive, Cave Creek, 480.488.0009 Dove Valley Ranch Golf Club is a desertstyle golf course with hints of tradition, such as ample fairways and subtly contoured greens. The layout is very playable but also strategic enough to test the course-management skills of every player.

The front nine opens as an easy warm-up.

The remainder of the course meanders through rejuvenated open desert.

RANCHO MANANA GOLF CLUB 5734 E. Rancho Manana Boulevard, Cave Creek, 480.488.0398 Voted as one of Arizona’s most scenic golf courses, Rancho Manana offers stunning views of mountains, cactus and wildlife on an 18-hole, par-70 course lined by striking homes and an expansive country club.

GILBERT TRILOGY GOLF CLUB AT POWER RANCH 4415 E. Village Parkway, Gilbert, 480.988.0004 Nestled between the San Tan Mountains and the notable Arizona landmark Superstition Mountains, Trilogy offers luxurious surroundings as well as challenging golf. A little bit natural forces, a little manmade design, the course can be tricky, but that’s half the fun. Call for prices.

GLENDALE LEGEND AT ARROWHEAD 21027 N. 67th Avenue, Glendale,

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623.561.1902 Touted as one of the friendliest courses around, the Legend is a traditional golf haven with wide fairways and ample greens. Open to the public, this course is one of only two in Arizona designed

by Arnold Palmer and, despite the numerous water hazards, offers enjoyable play for all skill levels.

GOODYEAR TRES RIOS AT ESTRELLA MOUNTAIN PARK 15205 W. Vineyard Avenue, Goodyear, 623.932.3714 Originally designed by golf course architect Red Lawrence, this traditional par-71 championship course has been around since 1962, yet it’s one of the newest courses in the Valley after a complete renovation.

from 5,573 yards to 7,259 yards, players of all skill levels can enjoy a round. Call for rates and additional details.

PHOENIX CLUB WEST GOLF CLUB 16400 S. 14th Avenue, Phoenix, 480.460.4400 This is the one course that has the ability to almost make you forget about playing golf and just take in the surroundings. The Sonoran Desert surrounds the entire course, making it a wonderful isolated area that is literally around the corner from the city. The holes have elevation changes, though nothing too drastic. Hole 17 has two greens for your choosing and offers the best view to take a picture with South Mountain in the background.

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PALM VALLEY GOLF CLUB 2211 N. Litchfield Road, Goodyear, 623.935.2500 Because Palm Valley is home to two separate courses – one that caters toward experienced golfers and another easier course for new players – everyone can take part in the game.

Call for tee time and green fee details.

PEORIA TRILOGY AT VISTANCIA 12575 W. Golf Club Drive, Peoria, 623.328.5100 Rated an ultra-prestigious five out of five

by Golf Digest, this club has it all at an extremely reasonable rate. There are five tee boxes to choose from on the par-72 course. Because the total tee ranges vary

RAVEN AT VERRADO 4242 N. Golf Drive, Buckeye, 623.388.3000 The Raven Golf Club at Verrado is consistently ranked among the best golf courses in Arizona. It has been named the top public golf course in the Phoenix metropolitan area by Sports Illustrated and earned the title as one of the Top 10 new golf courses in the country by Golfweek Magazine. Set at the foothills of the White Tank Mountains, the golf course expertly blends the desert’s rugged beauty with lush fairways and greens. The 18-hole course is also designed to cater to a variety of skill levels and features tees that give the course a total yardage of anywhere from 5,142 yards to 7,258 yards.

“A MUST-PLAY ONCE IN YOUR LIFE AT ANY PRICE” – Golf Digest

There are 24 golf courses in all of North America worthy of the prestigious Golf Digest Five-Star designation.

There is only one in Arizona.

TRILOGY GOLF CLUB AT VISTANCIA Peoria, Arizona

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ATTRACTIONS AMUSEMENT GOLDFIELD GHOST TOWN 4650 N. Mammoth Mine Road, Apache Junction, 480.983.0333 Celebrate Arizona’s “rich” history at the Goldfield Ghost Town. Visitors can take underground and jeep tours of this site built like an authentic 1890s mining town.

MAIN EVENT ENTERTAINMENT 8545 S. Emerald Drive, Tempe, 480.753.1200 If you’re looking to entertain the entire family, look no further. Main Event Entertainment offers something for everyone in its massive facility, including games, bowling, dining, bars, special events and more.

MCCORMICK-STILLMAN RAILROAD PARK 7301 E. Indian Bend Road, Scottsdale, 480.312.2312 Take a ride on the Paradise and Pacific Railroad, an antique carousel or visit the historical railroad exhibit.

Rides operate from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. It’s free to visit the park; rides are $1.

PHOENIX INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY (PIR) 7602 S. Avondale Boulevard

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Avondale 623.772.2000, phoenixraceway.com Phoenix International Raceway, also known as PIR, is a one-mile, low-banked tri-oval race track that hosts two NASCAR race weekends annually. Opened in 1964, PIR has hosted the IndyCar Series, CART, USAC and Rolex Sports Car Series. The events routinely attract more than 67,000 race fanatics, many of whom camp at the site.

RAWHIDE 5700 W. North Loop Road, Chandler, 480.502.5600 or 800.527.1880 Rawhide gives visitors a taste of Arizona’s Wild West past.

With a variety of attractions, shopping and dining, you’ll want to spend the whole day.

Admission is free; tickets are required for the attractions.

UPTOWN ALLEY 13525 N. Litchfield Road, Surprise, 623.975.7529 Entertain the whole crew with laser tag, bowling, billiards, restaurants, bars and more at this huge entertainment facility. Live musical entertainment provided on weekends.

ARCHITECTURE ARCOSANTI HC 74 Box 4136, Mayer, 928.632.7135 and COSANTI 6433 E. Doubletree Ranch Road, Paradise Valley, 480.948.6145 The experimental city of Arcosanti is about 70 miles north of Phoenix and is the brainchild of Paolo Soleri, a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. Tours are hourly from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cosanti is Soleri’s home and studio in Paradise Valley; hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

TALIESIN WEST 12621 N. Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard, Scottsdale 480.627.5340 Frank Lloyd Wright is perhaps one of the most celebrated architects in history and a monument to him can be seen right here in Scottsdale.

Wright and his students built Taliesin West with native materials by hand in natural surroundings. Tours are either one hour or three hours from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call for prices.

SPECIAL EVENTS SCOTTSDALE’S ULTIMATE

BLOCK PARTY Craftsman Court between third and fifth avenues, Scottsdale, scottsdalesultimateblockparty.com Prepare to ring in your new year Old Town style! This massive block party will overlook Old Town Scottsdale and have entertainment from country and other acts, including Frankie Ballard, Tommy Ash and more.

FARMS/WINERIES QUEEN CREEK OLIVE MILL 25062 S. Meridian Road, Queen Creek, 480.888.9290 This olive farm and mill in the southeast Valley offers a stroll through the olive grove, tour of the mill and breakfast or lunch dining options at Del Piero, a Tuscan-inspired eatery. The gourmet marketplace offers olives, oils, ceramics, bath products and more.

SU VINO WINERY 7035 E. Main Street, Suite 110, Scottsdale, 480.994.8466 This award-winning winery will create a wine specially for you based on your palate.

You can even bottle, cork and label your own wine. Enjoy the tasting bar, appetizers and desserts to go with your wine.

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Get up close and personal with the animals at The Phoenix Zoo.

NATURAL SITES

ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS

LIVE ACTION GAMING

OUT OF AFRICA 3505 W. S.R. 260, Camp Verde, 928.567.2840 Located on more than 100 wilderness acres at the base of Mingus Mountain range in Camp Verde, Out of Africa provides a natural habitat for the animals.

Open everyday (except Christmas) from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $29.95 for adults, $27.95 for seniors, $22.95 for veterans and active military with ID, $14.95 for children 3 to 12 years and free for children under 3.

TEMPE AIRSOFT AND PAINTBALL 1401 S. McClintock Drive, Tempe, 480.966.1900 Over 12,000 square feet of non-dirt indoor playing area, air-conditioned, and with paid referees pretty much guarantees you to have a good time. Wear close-toed shoes and thick clothing, and don’t worry about paint stains. You can run home quick afterward and toss your clothes in the wash.

THE PHOENIX ZOO 455 N. Galvin Parkway, Phoenix, 602.286.3800 The Phoenix Zoo was voted one of the top five zoos for kids in the country, but there’s something for everyone with 125 acres and 1,200 animals. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and for Zoolights, which sees the entire ground lit up in holiday lights, hours are 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. Friday and Saturday.

Call for pricing.

WILDLIFE WORLD ZOO 16501 W. Northern Avenue, Litchfield Park, 623.935.9453 The West Valley’s premiere zoo features rare animals, including albino alligators and white tigers. The Wildlife World Zoo also features one of only two aquariums in-between California and New Mexico.

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MUSEUMS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSEUM 4725 E. Mayo Boulevard, Phoenix, 480.478.6000 The Musical Instrument Museum is the biggest museum in the world of its type with a collection of over 15,000 musical instruments.

Open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $18 for adults, $14 for teens and $10 for children.

ARIZONA SCIENCE CENTER 600 E. Washington Street, Phoenix, 602.716.2000 The Arizona Science Center gives a hands-on lesson in fun. Equipped with a planetarium, IMAX Theatre and a variety of scientific exhibits, the center is a huge hit with children. But the child in everyone will enjoy the over 300 interactive displays on biotechnology, human

psychology, magnetism and a whole host of other captivating topics. Hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

General admission is $15 for adults and $11 for children.

The film and planetarium are extra.

HEARD MUSEUM 2301 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, 602.252.8840 World famous for having one the most extensive and fascinating collections of Native American art, the Heard Museum has been a Phoenix landmark for more than 75 years. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. There are 45-minute guided tours at noon, 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m.

Admission is $18 for adults, $13.50 for seniors and $7.50 for children.

PHOENIX ART MUSEUM 1625 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, 602.257.1222 Open since 1959, the Phoenix Art Museum was expanded to 203,000 square feet in 2006. The museum’s 0 collection includes 18,000 works of art from around d the world. The museum iss 0 open Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Thursday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $15 for adults, $10 students with I.D., $12 for seniors and $6 for children. Wednesdays are free from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.

METEOR CRATER Meteor Crater Road, Winslow, 928.289.5898, meteorcrater.com This northeastern Arizona crater, 2.4 miles in circumference and more than 550 feet deep, is the world’s best preserved meteorite impact site. $18 adults, $11 seniors and $9 for children 6 - 17.

PERFORMANCE ASU GAMMAGE 1200 S. Forest Ave., Tempe, 480.965.3434 Distinctively designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Arizona State University’s Gammage is the largest universitybased art presenter in the country. It hosts a number of Broadway plays and musicals as well as smaller productions.

LODGING RED FEATHER LODGE 300 Arizona 64, Grand Canyon Village, 928.638.2414 If you’re heading up to the Grand Canyon during your stay, you’re going to want to get as close to the action as possible. Red Feather Lodge is a tourist attraction in its own right and is close to shopping, dining and outdoor entertainment options.

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Enjoy an unforgetabble experience with a hot air bal loon ride from Rainbow Ryder s.

OUTDOORS TOWNSITES WICKENBURG outwickenburgway.com Just 25 miles northwest of the Valley, historic Wickenburg is the embodiment of the American Wild West, steeped in 145 years of tradition, natural desert wonder and modern amenities like restaurants, shopping, art galleries and golf. Wickenburg is also home to the 64th annual Gold Rush Days Rodeo in February.

CLIMBING PHOENIX ROCK GYM 1353 University Drive, Tempe, 480.921.8322 Learn how to climb at one of the region’s best indoor climbing facilities.

PONDEROSA STABLES 10215 S. Central Avenue, Phoenix, 602.268.1261, www.arizona-horses.com These treks display the area’s natural beauty.

OPEN ROAD TOURS 602.997.6474 or openroadtoursusa.com Arrange a variety of trips from helicopter rides to multiday trip.

HOT AIR BALLOONS

PINK JEEP TOURS 204 N. State Route 89A, Sedona, 800.873.3662, pinkjeeptourssedona.com Pink Jeep Tours will take you deep into the Red Rock country of Sedona.

RAINBOW RYDERS INC. 1725 W. Williams Drive, Bldg. D, Suite 39, Phoenix, 800.725.2477, rainbowryders.com The premiere balloon ride company in the Southwest offers scenic hot air balloon rides daily in Phoenix and Scottsdale.

ARIZONA HOT AIR BALLOONS INC. 702 W. Deer Valley Rd., Phoenix, 480.282.8686 or arizonahotairballoons.com HORSEBACK RIDING Balloon rides in the Phoenix metropolitan area including: WINDWALKER EXPEDITIONS Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, 5440 E. Peak View Road, Chandler, Gilbert, Anthem, Cave Creek, 480.585.3382 Cave Creek, Carefree and or 888.785.3382, Apache Junction areas. windwalkerexpeditions.com North of Phoenix, Windwalker OFF-ROAD TOURS features English and Western horses.

DESERT DOG HUMMER ADVENTURES PAPAGO STABLES 17212 E. Shea Boulevard, 400 N. Scottsdale Road, Fountain Hills, 480.837.3966, Tempe, 480.966.9793, azadventures.com papagoranch.com Desert Dog offers four differNear Tempe Town Lake, one ent off-road packages. and two-hour trails rides start at 8 a.m., but call ahead.

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SUMMIT TRAIL 4925 E. McDonald Drive Tatum Boulevard at McDonald Drive, Phoenix, phoenix.gov/parks, 602.261.8318 One of the most popular hikes in the Phoenix area.

PIESTEWA PEAK SUMMIT TRAIL 2701 E. Squaw Peak Drive, Phoenix, 602.262.7901 The most popular trail in the city.

OFF ROAD SEDONA OFF-ROAD CENTER 145 W. State Route 89A, Sedona, 928.284.4735 With the biggest selection of off-road vehicles and quad rentals in Sedona, Off-Road Center provides everything you need to create your own tour.

HIKING STATEWIDE ARIZONA STATE PARKS Arizona is home to 31 state parks and boasts some of the most beautiful, diverse natural scenery on earth, including rugged mountains, painted deserts and breathtaking caves.

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DREAMY DRAW NATURE TRAIL 2421 E. Northern Avenue, Phoenix, 602.261.8318 This is a popular choice for many casual hikers and horse riders.

SCOTTSDALE MCDOWELL MOUNTAIN NORTH TRAIL 16300 McDowell Mountain Park Drive, Scottsdale, 480.471.0173 An easy hike that takes wanderers into the Sonoran Desert.

TEMPE A MOUNTAIN Fifth Street at College Avenue, Tempe, Get a bird’s eye view of Phoenix metro via a paved trail and a series of stairways that lead to the peak.

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Arizona is famous for a lot of things—its natural beauty, its restaurants and its outdoor recreational opportunities, but don’t forget to add shopping to that list. Whether it’s the upperend world-class shopping at Phoenix’s Biltmore Fashion Park, Scottsdale Fashion Square or outlet malls like Outlets at Anthem, the Valley of the Sun offers bountiful options to satiate your inner shopper.

BILTMORE FASHION PARK 2502 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix, 602.955.8400 Plan to spend a splendid afternoon strolling through the outdoor garden setting of Phoenix’s most luxurious shopping destination, Biltmore Fashion Park. With over 70 high-end stores and delectable boutiques, fine restaurants and sidewalk cafes, this is an experience you won’t soon forget.

DESERT RIDGE MARKETPLACE 21001 N. Tatum Boulevard, Phoenix, 480.513.7586 Shop, dine and play at OUTLETS AT ANTHEM shoppers at Gameworks, or north Phoenix’s premier 4250 W. Anthem Way, at the movies. Set your pace shopping and entertainPhoenix, 623.465.9500 at Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th ment destination. Over 110 This 374,000-square-foot out- or Neiman Marcus Last Call retailers and restaurants let mall is home to more than where you can find last year’s in one convenient location 65 stores with brand-name Marc Jacobs at a fraction of including Kohl’s, Old Navy, merchandise at everyday dis- the original price. Browse Ross, Sports Authority, Ulta CDs and DVDs as you take counts of 30 to 70 percent.

Beauty, Target, Torrid, Pier a shortcut through f.y.e. (for 1 Imports. Dining options your entertainment). Cruise ARIZONA MILLS include The Keg Steakhouse through hundreds of sunglass and Bar, Yard House, 5000 S. Arizona Mills Circle, Tempe, 480.491.9700 styles at Sunglass Hut before Romano’s Macaroni Grill, Arizona Mills is a racetrack in finally refueling and regroup- Mimi’s Café, The Sandbar both layout and pace and is ing at Rainforest Cafe.

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CHANDLER FASHION CENTER 3111 W. Chandler Boulevard, Chandler, 480.812.8488 Located where the Price Freeway and the Santan Freeway meet at Chandler Boulevard, each wing is dedicated to a specific category of merchandising, like clothing, home, children and electronics.

In the middle rests Barnes and Noble Booksellers.

At the end of each leg are Dillard’s, Nordstrom, Sears and Macy’s. There’s also a plethora of dining options.

HIGH STREET 5415 E. High Street Phoenix, 480.319.8700, highstreetaz.com A shopping and entertainment district in north Phoenix that features 42 Saint and Almond Tree Wedding Boutique, as well as Rick Bronson’s House of Comedy and Blue Martini.

Slated to open is Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar.

Kierland Commons offers a broad range of open-air shopping options and leisure activities.

KIERLAND COMMONS 15205 N. Kierland Boulevard, Scottsdale, 480.348.1577 Kierland offers 40 acres of office, residential, restaurant and retail components, navigable by beautifully landscaped Main Street, radiating from the Central Plaza. For the glamorous, if 42 Saint had to relocate, the only fitting destination would be Hollywood Boulevard. When you get hungry, Zinc Bistro will transport you to a French café where you can enjoy a light afternoon snack of wine and cheese.

MESA RIVERVIEW 1061 N. Dobson Road, Mesa, 480.461.0050 Easily accessible from the Loop 202 and Dobson Road, Mesa Riverview offers shopping—even for guys—with Bass Pro Shop and Riverview Nissan or Riverview Toyota.

Among the plethora of shops, find your souvenir western wear at Sheplers, or enjoy the cowboy atmosphere of several bars or restaurants. When you’re shopped-out and full, you can relax with a movie at CineMark.

OLD TOWN SCOTTSDALE Downtown Scottsdale, Scottsdale Road at Main Street The best time to visit historic Old Town Scottsdale (“The West’s most western town”), is Thursday evenings for the

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Scottsdale ArtWalk, when over 100 art galleries and jewelry stores prop open their doors to invite you to gander the work of famous and up-and-coming artists.

The Old Town district is along the each side of Scottsdale Road between Second Street and Indian School Road.

SANTAN VILLAGE 2218 E. Williams Field Road, Gilbert, 480.282.9500 Santan Village is home to young, fashionable stores like Forever 21, Charlotte Russe and Wet Seal, while still offering sophisticated styles from Black House/White Market and Coach.

SCOTTSDALE FASHION SQUARE MALL Scottsdale and Camelback roads, Scottsdale, 480.949.0202 Fashion Square satisfies the Valley’s most discriminating tastes, as the exquisite Barney’s, Tiffany, Louis Vuitton, Kate Spade, Anthropologie and Gucci are leavened by Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom and the largest Dillard’s in the state. Throw into the mix staple ingredients like Kenneth Cole and Banana Republic and a splash of cosmetics with M.A.C. and Sephora. Voila! A feast of credit card fun.

SCOTTSDALE QUARTER 15037 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, 480.270.8123

Scottsdale Quarter holds some of the city’s most exciting retailers, including The Apple Store, and H&M, plus some unique offerings, like Deegie’s Carma fashions and West Elm for furniture and accessories. Dining options range from white tablecloth at BRIO Tuscan Grille to casual fare at True Food Kitchen.

destinations. For lovers of all things outdoors, visit Cabela’s, or for fashion accessories and gifts, visit SO-OH! Fashion, or get that favorite team jersey at Just Sports. When you’re hungry you can grab food and drink at McFadden’s or Calico Jack’s.

ANTIQUE TROVE 2020 N. Scottsdale Road, SCOTTSDALE WATERFRONT Scottsdale 480.947.6074, antiquetrove.

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TEMPE MARKETPLACE 2000 E. Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe, 480.966.9338 This is a massive Tempe mall featuring the District, an outdoor mall designed like an indoor mall, with pedestrian-friendly paths, luxurious seating areas and a multitude of locally unique and national retailers, including Buckle, G by Guess, Tilly’s, Skechers, Quiksilver and PacSun. BevMo, Target, Old Navy, Red Robin, The Keg Steakhouse, Best Buy, PetSmart and other major retailers man the perimeter of the mall. There are numerous bars throughout the area, as well, including Mexico-themed San Felipe’s Cantina. There’s also a variety of eateries to satisfy any palate. The mall also features regular free concerts and other entertainment.

DOWNTOWN TEMPE DOWNTOWN TEMPE/ MILL AVENUE DISTRICT Right across the street from Arizona State University, the nation’s largest institution of higher learning, you can bet that Downtown Tempe’s diverse attractions deliver a (Sun) Devil of a time. In addition to college town staples like Urban Outfitters, plenty of independently owned shops will also pique your interest. Look for the ParkiT symbol at participating park-

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ing lots, which give you an hour of free parking. Divaz boutique offers slinky selections and designer denim, and be sure to venture off Mill just a bit for Here on the Corner for unique fashion and accessories you won’t find anywhere else.

Get you sweet tooth fix at Candy Addict; get an onsite brewed beer at Gordon Biersch, get your Irish fix at Rula Bula, find something to satisfy your inner hippie at Hippie Gypsy, get some collegiate wear at Campus Corner or a sixer to go at Thirsty Dog. Finally, at Shoe Mill, once you’ve reached the end of Mill Avenue, your feet will beg to slip into a pair of Simple mules or Birkenstock clogs at this sensible shoe store.

TEMPE CAMERA Sales, Rentals and Repairs: 606 W. University Dr. Tempe Photo Lab: 530 W. University Dr. Tempe 480.996.6954, tempecamera. biz Want to snap those perfect shots of the big games as well as Valley hotspots?

Celebrating its 35-year anniversary, Tempe Camera is the one-stop imaging store for all photographers—amateur and professional alike.

The company’s business philosophy is simple: Provide its

customers with good service at reasonable prices. The sales department offers new and used equipment including cameras, lenses, lighting, supplies and darkroom gear. Trade-ins are welcome toward new purchases. It also boasts a rental center, repair department and TCR photo imaging center.

UNIQUE FASHION DESIGN DIVAZ 516 S. Mill Avenue, Tempe, 480.968.1783 One of the best places in the Valley for the latest young and trendy styles by 7 For All Mankind, Madden Girl, Nubra, Sugar Lips and more, all with a smile. Also at Tempe Marketplace, 2000 E. Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe, 480.966.7467 HERE ON THE CORNER 714 S. College Avenue, Tempe, 480.377.0100 Local fashion divas Lisa and Sharla hand pick items and get deliveries of unique handbags, jewelry and clothing on a daily basis.

PURPLE SKIRT 4025 E. Chandler Boulevard, Phoenix, 480.785.1811 Purple Skirt offers an unique label selection and upbeat atmosphere but, more importantly, refreshing new styles by relatively up-and-coming young designers.

SABA’S WESTERN WEAR The traditional outfitter of cow folk has eight locations in Chandler, Carefree, Avondale, Scottsdale, Peoria and Mesa.

Call 877.342.1835 for more information or visit sabas.com TRIANGLES 2013 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, 480.947.6562 Locals know that if you want swimwear, you head to Triangles. The store has a huge variety of the newest trends and quality standbys at practical prices.

WINE DUCK AND DECANTER 1651 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix, 602.274.5429 The Phoenix area has no shortage of wine markets to choose from, but Duck and Decanter is clearly among its most established and unique. Beyond its wide and well-respected variety for purchase, the market/restaurant/café also hosts frequent tastings.

RVs AND SUPPLIES KEMPTON’S TRAVEL TOWN 3335 E. Main Street, Mesa, 480.832.2222 This family-owned dealership sells new and used RVs and provides service and parts.

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EXPERIENCE SCOTTSDALE QUARTER. Our playbook features an eclectic mix of stylish shops, boutiques, restaurants and entertainment.

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DINING Feast On This Arizona’s restaurants are truly aweinspiring, offering unique Southwestern spins on cuisines from around the world.

Arizona has emerged as a world-class dining destination known for its local chefs’ infusion of Southwestern style and taste to traditional dishes. Restaurants here offer the total package – service, ambience and a unique dining experience. Whether it be the stellar views combined with exquisite service at Top of the Rock, the charming rustic old-world feel of Tempe’s House of Tricks or the trendy club-like aura of sushi hotspot RA, it’s hard to go wrong when dining in the PHX. AMERICAN BLT STEAK 5402 E. Lincoln Drive, Scottsdale, 480.905.7979 Gaze at Scottsdale’s Camelback Mountain while dining at this resort restaurant located at JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort and Spa. The menu offers a modern approach on timeless

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American meals and exquisite steaks.

COACH & WILLIE’S 1 E. Boston Street, Chandler, 480.776.6240 It’s a Chandler institution!

This sports bar is famous for its lobster bisque and offers tasty eats as you watch the game on dozens of flatscreen TVs.

COLD BEER & CHEESEBURGERS 4222 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, 480.941.2747 Everything you need to know is in the name! Cold beer and fresh gourmet cheeseburgers, including sliders, are at the center of this Old Town Scottsdale establishment.

FREDDY’S FROZEN CUSTARD & STEAK BURGERS Locations Valleywide, freddysusa.com This is a classic burger-style joint with famous shoestring fries, hot dogs and patty melts that are as close to down-home cooking as you’ll get. And its custard is so good, it’s in the name of the restaurant itself.

THE CHUCKBOX 202 E. University Drive, Tempe, 480.968.4712.

This burger joint is a Tempe institution, where legendary short-order cook “Big Juan” serves up charbroiled patties and cold beer.

THIRSTY LION GASTROPUB & GRILL 2000 E. Rio Salado Parkway, Suite 1041 Tempe Marketplace Tempe 480.968.2920, thirstyliongastropub.com/ tempe At Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill you’ll find great food, more than a dozen big screen TVs, two bars and 52 beers on tap. Ranging from fullbodied I.P.A.’s and stouts to smooth ambers and lagers, the Thirsty Lion has a beer for every palate and every plate.

The restaurant is excited to announce its second Arizona location opening mid-February at Scottsdale Fashion Square.

THE CIDER MILL 7240 E. Main Street C-100, Scottsdale 480.994.1366 Located in The Frontier Town plaza in Old Town Scottsdale, The Cider Mill is open for lunch seven days a week, and dinner Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The menu features classic soups, sandwiches and salads that are sure to please the palate.

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Haus Murphy’s brings authentic German food in a quiant setting to downtown Glendale.

This Southwestern-themed bar and grill offers tasty cold beer, margaritas, burgers, world-class barbecue and more. Also: 135 W. Ocotillo Road, Chandler, 480.895.7673 ASIAN THE BAMBOO CLUB 8624 E. Shea Boulevard, Scottsdale, 480.998.1287 The Bamboo Club features Asian cuisine with a western twist.

HOUSE OF TRICKS 114 E. Seventh Street, Tempe, 480.968.1114 A block from Mill Avenue and ASU, this restaurant surrounded by trees is great for romantic evenings.

Innovative American cuisine and the relaxed setting make this a truly unique restaurant.

QUIESSENCE 6106 S. 32nd Street, Phoenix, 602.276.0601 Fresh organic gardens surround this highly rated eatery and provide ingredients for the meals – with a new and fresh menu every day – making this quaint, intimate eatery more than just a restaurant.

THE MELTING POT 3626 E. Ray Road, Phoenix, 480.704.9206 For a truly unique dining experience, this Swiss restaurant offers several styles of fondue and vegetarian options. And don’t forget to order the chocolate fondue!

Also: 8260 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale, 480.607.1799; 19420 N. 59th Avenue,Suite B113, Glendale, 623.251.5450

T. COOK’S 5200 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix, 602.808.0766 One of Phoenix’s finest, this restaurant is located in the historic Royal Palms Resort and Spa. Old-world décor makes this one of the most romantic restaurants in the Valley.

Upscale dining with signature dishes and limited vegetarian options make this a special experience.

TWIN PEAKS RESTAURANT 8787 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd., Scottsdale 480.483.0921, twinpeaksrestaurant.com The perfect place to catch the game, Twin Peaks offers their customers delicious food, cold beer and a welcoming staff, known as the Twin Peaks Girls.

The comfortable, mountain lodge atmosphere entices you to sit back, relax and enjoy the game. Additional location: 2135 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix, 602.954.8946.

TOP OF THE ROCK RESTAURANT Phoenix Marriott Tempe at the Buttes, 2000 W. Westcourt Way, Tempe, 602.431.2370 Nestled in the buttes, this restaurant offers a breathtaking view of Phoenix. Watch the Arizona sun set while enjoying refined American cuisine.

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WHISKEY ROSE BAR & GRILL Westgate Entertainment Disctrict, 6751 N. Sunset Boulevard, Suite E-110, Glendale, 623.877.7673

ROSE AND CROWN 628 E. Adams Street, Phoenix, 602.256.0223 The Rose and Crown is an English pub situated in an old house in the heart of downtown Phoenix right near the light rail. Enjoy tasty fish and chips and your choice of brew – or perhaps a hearty Sunday morning breakfast with a mimosa.

THE HARP PUB Dana Park Village Square, 1744 S. Val Vista Drive, Mesa, 480.507.7827 KABUKI This traditional pub and resTempe Marketplace, 2000 E. taurant offers a wide beer Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe, selection and lunch and din480.350.9160 ner menu options, as well The beautifully decorated as live music on Friday and restaurants feature inventive dishes meant to impress long- Saturday. Try the beef and British ale pie with its ale time sushi lovers and hook first-timers. Also at Westgate gravy and pastry lid.

Entertainment District, 6770 FRENCH N. Sunrise Boulevard, Glendale, 623.772.9832 A DIFFERENT POINTE OF VIEW PF CHANG’S 11111 N. Seventh Street, 740 S. Mill Avenue, Tempe, Phoenix, 602.866.6350 480.731.4600 Built into a mountaintop, the A trendy Chinese restaurant, this chain has become a favor- views from this contemporary French restaurant are ite. Classic dishes and new favorites make this a popular unmatched. The seasonally changing menu features many choice for Chinese cuisine. fresh herbs and vegetables Other locations: 7135 E. grown near the restaurant.

Camelback Road, Suite 101, Scottsdale, 480.949.2610; ZINC BISTRO 7132 E. Greenway Parkway, Kierland Commons, 15034 N. Scottsdale, 480.367.2999; 3255 W. Chandler Boulevard, Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, 480.603.0922 Chandler, 480.899.0472; Authentic French cuisine, dec6610 E. Superstition orations and, of course, the Springs Boulevard, Mesa, Zinc bar and sidewalk café 480.218.4900; 16170 N. give this Scottsdale eatery a 83rd Avenue, Peoria, true taste of Paris.

623.412.3335; 2420 W. Happy Valley Road, Phoenix, GERMAN 623.707.4495 BRITISH/IRISH RULA BULA 401 S. Mill Avenue Tempe, 480.929.9500 This is the kind of authentic pub where the fish ‘n’ chips are cooking and the Guinness is always flowing.

HAUS MURPHY’S 5739 W. Glendale Avenue, Glendale, 623.939.2480 If you find yourself craving a sausage or some hefty bread pudding, this is the place for you—complete with accordion music.

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A romantic setting situated in a strip mall at the edge of Chandler and Phoenix, VaBene is family owned and operated and prides itself on using the freshest ingredients.

MEDITERRANEAN/ MIDDLE EAST

GREEK MY BIG FAT GREEK RESTAURANT 525 S. Mill Avenue, Tempe, 480.966.5883 This Valley mainstay offers Greek classics and twists, such as lamb chops, gyros, mousaka and more. There are several locations throughout the Valley but this location has a place on gorgeous Mill Avenue. eathealthyeatgreek.com/ INDIAN THE DHABA AT INDIA PLAZA 1872 E. Apache Boulevard, Tempe, 480.557.8800 This award-winning Indian restaurant offers a huge menu to please any palate, from starters to desserts, including Indian beers and wines that are carefully selected to complement any meal.

ITALIAN CAFFÉ BOA 398 S. Mill Avenue, Tempe, 480.968.9112 Candlelit Italian dining at its finest, Caffe Boa is ideal for chic eats. The menu includes an extensive list of vegetarian items and is fused with tastes from around the world.

CIBO 603 N. Fifth Avenue, Phoenix, 602.441.2697 Set in a quaint yet spacious old-town Phoenix house equipped with a full-size kitchen bar and patio, Cibo offers some of the best gourmet pizza in the Valley.

DOMINO’S Locations Valleywide, dominos.com Tasty pies, including artisanal varieties, are served up hot and delivered to your hotel or home. Plus, is there anything more exciting than the dominos.com pizza tracker?

Watch the progress of your pizza as it’s made, then delivered directly to you.

GRIMALDI’S COAL BRICKOVEN PIZZERIA Valleywide, grimaldispizzeria. com Known for its century’s worth of experience, its traditional coal-fired brick ovens and its crave-worthy pizza, Grimaldi’s has gained quite the following in the Valley over the years.

With plenty of room, a fun atmosphere and a wide variety on their menu, Grimaldi’s is perfect for either a big group or a more intimate meal.

ITALIAN GROTTO 3915 N. Scottsdale Road

Scottsdale, 480.994.1489 This Italian food is as home cooked as you’ll find in Phoenix. The marinara sauce alone is worth the trip.

NORTH ITALIA 15024 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, 480.948.2055 Pizzas, calamari, sea scallops and desserts that are legendary, North Italia screams elegance in the middle of Glendale.

OREGANO’S PIZZA BISTRO Locations Valleywide Pizza’s the thing here, with thin crust and deep dish offerings. Opt for menu creation or build your own. oreganos.com UNCLE LOUIE THE RESTAURANT 31313 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, 480.595.1122 The smell of tomato, basil and garlic will greet you when you walk into this Scottsdale staple with classic Italian dishes and custom cocktails.

VABENE RISTORANTE ITALIANO AND WINE BAR 4647 E. Chandler Boulevard, Phoenix, 480.706.4070 VaBene prides itself on using the freshest ingredients. Pass on the menu items and go with one of the daily specials.

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PITA JUNGLE 4340 E. Indian School Road, Phoenix, 602.955.7482 If you’re looking for excellent and healthy food in a hip atmosphere, look no further.

Most of the menu is vegetarian or can be modified to be made vegetarian, and Pita Jungle’s wraps and salads are second to none. Other locations Valleywide; pitajungle. com MIJANA 1290 N. Scottsdale Road, Tempe, 480.829.4959 Lebanese restaurant features falafel, schwarma, kebabs and mezza – they’re all delicious.

Entertainment begins at 9 p.m. nightly. Belly dancing on Sundays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

MEXICAN/SPANISH/ SOUTHWEST OLD TOWN TORTILLA FACTORY 6910 E. Main Street, Scottsdale, 480.945.4567 Regional dishes and the best of the Southwest meet at this restaurant, like carne y camerones (filet of beef with grilled shrimp). The cozy cottage and romantic patio among a variety of trees give this restaurant an elegantly casual ambience, but a full bar and 120 premium tequilas for their award-winning margaritas keep this place lively.

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your comfy jeans and head to the home-like Baer’s Den.

Arizona’s bar scene is – in one short word – amazing. From wine bars boasting impressive selections to locally brewed beers and multimillion dollar nightclubs, you’ll find something to fit your nightlife tastes.

BOULDERS ON BROADWAY 530 W. Broadway Road, Tempe, 480.921.9431 This hideaway offers a 40-plus draft beer selection and more cold craft and domestic bottles in the fridge.

Looking to spend a night on the town? Whether it’s a sports bar with a down-home feel or luxury drinking with custom cocktails you crave, you can find something about the Valley’s diverse nightlife.

BREW PUBS

beer that carries its name.

BJ’S RESTAURANT AND BREWHOUSE Locations Valleywide, bjsbrewhouse.com.

In addition to pizzas, salads, sandwiches and other gourmet dishes, BJ’s boasts no less than 15 craft beers brewed in-house.

TASTE OF TOPS 403 W. University Drive, Tempe, 480.967.5643 This bar for beer lovers offers hundreds of bottled craft beers and 12 of the finest on tap. Wine connoisseurs, they have that stuff there, too.

FOUR PEAKS BREWERY 1340 E. Eighth Street, Tempe, 480.303.9967 Four Peaks is home of some of Arizona’s finest microbrews. Hidden on a back street in Tempe, Four Peaks honors Eighth Street with the

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CK’S TAVERN AND GRILL 4142 E. Chandler Boulevard, Phoenix, 480.706.5564 Packed with daily food specials, CK’s is a great place to try with super friendly service. Throw in $2.75 drink specials and $3 margaritas on Wednesday, and you have the perfect place to stay.

CLUBS/BARS

DEVIL’S ADVOCATE 955 E. University Drive, Tempe, 480.921.2585 A popular bar and grill near ASU, the Devil’s Advocate offers great food, 39 TVs and late-night drinking and dancing.

BAER’S DEN 941 E. Apache Boulevard, Tempe, 480.517.9544 If you’re looking to grab some drinks without that “getting gussied up and going out feel,” throw on

WORLD OF BEER 526 S. Mill Avenue, Tempe, 480.638.2337 Craft beer fans, have heart!

There’s a beer Mecca in the center of Tempe’s Mill Avenue District with 500 different

beers from 40 countries around the world. Other location at 2224 E. Williams Field Road, Suite 107, Gilbert.

DOC & EDDY’S 909 E. Minton Drive, Tempe, 480.831.0635 A friendly and close bar with all the fixin’s for a night of good, ol’ fashioned fun with fast and friendly service. The place is huge with lots of pool tables, TVs and cheap drinks.

CALICO JACK’S Westgate Entertainment District, 6770 N. Sunrise Boulevard, Glendale, 623.877.5225.

Tex-Mex and Mexican cuisine for lunch and dinner, specialty margaritas and a house DJ set the mood at this cantina.

DOS GRINGOS SCOTTSDALE 4209 N. Craftsman Court, Scottsdale, 480.423.3800 Arizona’s “Best Place to Day Drink” features happy hour from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Other locations at 8000 S. Priest Road, Tempe, 480.753.4577; 1361 N. Alma School Road, Chandler, 480.855.3303 and 1958 S. Greenfield Road, Mesa, 480.633.5525

Dos Gringos in Old Town Scottsdale draws a crowd of people looking for a good time.

GILIGIN’S 4251 N. Winfield Scott Plaza, Scottsdale, 480.874.2264 Known as a “sand bar and shrimp hut,” at Giligin’s, you feel as if you’re on a vacation.

GALLAGHER’S 7575 N. 16th Street, Phoenix 602.997.0084 Family-owned and -operated, Gallagher’s is where visitors and Arizonans alike can find great food and service.

Peppered with high-definition televisions, Arizona’s family of local sports grills also features off-track betting, karaoke, trivia and exciting ball games.

It boasts a good value price and home-style service, which attracts return customers.

Also: 7575 N. 16th Street, Phoenix, 602.997.0084; 3220 E. Baseline Road, Phoenix, 602.437.0981; 34406 N. Black Mountain Parkway, Cave Creek, 480.595.8800; 751 E. Union Hills Drive, Phoenix, 602.867.3222; and 6750 W. Peoria Road, Peoria, 623.486.2118.

MCFADDEN’S Westgate Entertainment District, 9425 W. Coyotes Boulevard, Glendale, 623.872.0022.

This Irish-style restaurant and saloon serves up burgers, sandwiches and traditional Irish fare for lunch and dinner and pumps up the volume with DJs at night.

MONKEY PANTS 3223 S. Mill Avenue, Tempe, 480.377.8100 With nightly events that can get you happy hour specials all night, Monkey Pants is by far one of the most fun and quirky bars in town.

OLD TOWN TAVERN 7320 E. Scottsdale Mall, Scottsdale, 480.945.2882 A cozy place to relax, have some great cocktails, listen

to live music in the Old Town Scottsdale Mall area.

SAPPORO 14344 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, 480.607.1114 Drink the night away between the aquariums and indoor fountains or enjoy the famous sushi. Either way, Sapporo is where the hip dip into action.

SALTY SENORITA 3748 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, 480.947.2116 Not a dance club, but instead a quintessential modern Arizona drinking and dining experience. Salty Senorita offers a relaxed, easygoing atmosphere. Also at 8011 W. Paradise Lane, Peoria, 623.979.4822 THE MINT ULTRA LOUNGE 7373 E. Camelback Road, Scottsdale, 480.947.6468 The Mint Ultra Lounge takes its name from the former bank that once occupied the space. This ultra upscale bar specializes in custom cocktails, sushi and themed nights.

RULA BULA 401 S. Mill Avenue, Tempe, 480.929.9500 This good old Irish pub features exquisite food and plenty of frothy Guinness.

UPTOWN ALLEY 13525 N. Litchfield Road, Surprise, 623.975.7529 Including 40 lanes of stateof-the-art bowling and an upscale, casual full-service restaurants, Uptown Alley is a place where friends and family can mingle, play games, enjoy delicious food and drink.

THE WELL BAR 2623 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale 480.423.7087 A Scottsdale neighborhood bar offering refreshing mixed

910 LIVE 910 N. McClintock Drive, Tempe, 480.966.0707 This indoor/outdoor venue features multiple stages and a variety of performances.

SHOUT HOUSE Westgate Entertainment District, 6770 N. Sunrise Boulevard, Suite 207, Glendale, 623.772.1500 When we say dueling pianos, please erase the bad image in your head, because this is so cool: Two piano players/singers performing at face-to-face grand pianos.

CHAR’S HAS THE BLUES 4631 N. Seventh Avenue, Phoenix, 602.230.0205 A classic blues club, Char’s has a small down-home and funky feel to it. Perfect for the true blues fan.

THE VENUE SCOTTSDALE 7117 E. Third Avenue, Scottsdale, 480.945.5551 The Venue Scottsdale is a spacious throwback to the Big Easy with a variety of live bands and comedy.

HANDLEBAR-J 7116 E. Becker Lane, Scottsdale, 480.948.0110 One can’t leave Arizona without taking in a bit of country music. Bands play routinely throughout the week.

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drinks and fun entertainment, including pool tables and dartboards.

MUSIC CLUBS

CRESCENT BALLROOM 308 N. Second Avenue, Phoenix, 602.716.2222 This ultra-cool concert venue is also an active bar in the front, filled with an artsy crowd that sips local brews and jams on tasty homemade burritos. Free live entertainment happens every single night.

CLEAN AIR CAB 480.777.9777, cleanaircab.com DUI laws are stricktly enforced in Phoenix. If you feel like you’ve had a bit too much to drink, or simply need to get somewhere quick, Clean Air Cab will pick you up in a green-friendly Prius and take you to your destination.

DISCOUNT CAB 602.200.2000, discountcab. com Take a cab, get to your destination safely and know you’re not hurting the environment!

Discount Cab and its parent company, Total Transit, were RHYTHM ROOM founded in the Phoenix area in 1019 E. Indian School Road, 1984. Since its humble beginPhoenix, 602.265.4842 ning, Discount Cab has grown Perhaps not the most elegant of music clubs in the into one of the leading private transportation companies area, but the Rhythm Room in the Southwest and now hosts some of the most popular blues and jazz acts in operates the largest fleet of hybrid taxi vehicles in North the country.

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DUI PENALTIES

What is a “Standard Drink?”

You can be arrested for DUI if you are impaired to the slightest degree.

These are the minimum standard penalties. Other potential costs are attorney’s fees, increased auto insurance, refusal of admission to college, loss of employment, and inabilityto obtain employment.

DUI [BAC .08] • $3,200 in Fines & Fees* • 10 days in jail • 90 days suspended license • Ignition Interlock for 1 year

A standard drink is any drink that contains about .48 oz of pure alcohol. For example, 1 Long Island Iced Tea contains approximately 4 standard drinks of alcohol.

Extreme DUI [BAC .15 — .19] • $6,000 in Fines & Fees* • 30 days in jail • 90 days suspended license • Ignition Interlock for 1 year

12 oz Beer

4 oz Wine

1.25 oz Shot

Common Drinks Standard Drinks Max BAC

Super Extreme DUI [BAC .20+] • $8,300 in Fines & Fees* • 45 days in jail • 90 days suspended license • Ignition Interlock for 18 months *Includes additional surcharges added to Fines & Fees

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Wine (8 oz)

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Margarita

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Martini

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