Kicking off in the U.S. on September 8, 2018, the Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour will consist of more than 300 shows across five continents, hitting North America, Europe and the Middle East, Asia, South America and Australasia before reaching its conclusion in 2021.
If you have ever watched “The Descent”, you might not want to have anything to do with Cave adventures. But here at Lave Cave River in Flagstaff, there are no cliffs, not rapid currents, no waterfalls, no alien like creature.
Bored with regular grocery stores like Frys, Basha’s, Safeway, Albertson’s? No passport needed, let’s go get our foreign fix from these amazing Valley international markets.
Craving for some Korean food?Luckily, we can find a few really authentic Korean restaurants owned and operated by Korean immigrants in Mesa. First stop, Koreatown! First try, Hot pot!
RAW is an international independent arts organization for artists, by artists. On their United States showcase tour, they stopped here in downtown Phoenix promoting local fashion designers, photographers, painters, hair stylists, and more.
Kierland Commons is a lifestyle center that provides visitors a balanced blend of fine dining, shopping, and music. This outdoor center is located off of Scottsdale Road and Greenway, and attracts locals and tourists alike. There are plenty of places to sit and enjoy some shade, read a book, or people watch. There’s so much to do here, you’ll want to go back for more.
Since moving to Phoenix, I have taken full advantage of the upscale shopping malls the area has to offer. I relocated from a small town in Southwestern Virginia.
It’s always such a treat to spend time at any of the amazing resorts Phoenix/Scottsdale have to offer. Yesterday, I worked with a few moms to plan a fun evening at . We enjoyed beverages, appetizers and the beautiful sunset.
SanTan Brewing Company in the heart of Old Town Chandler has a broad selection of hand crafted Award-Winning beer made in-house.
Stephanie Innes, Arizona Republic Citing increased patient need, Mayo Clinic in Arizona will nearly double the size of its Phoenix campus with a five-year building project set to cost $648 million. The construction project, which officials say will add 2,000 jobs by 2029, is the largest expansion in not-for-profit Mayo Clinic’s 30-year history in Arizona. The construction is not expected…