Say “hello” to October with a weekend of fun right here in the Valley! 😎
The popular ‘Dinosaurs in the Desert’ exhibit debuts on Saturday, get ready to Rally the Valley at a FREE open practice at Footprint Center, and take the family to the Park West Market! Here’s your rundown on what’s happening this weekend.Expect to see and shop from over 115 vendors! According to event officials, there’ll also be food trucks, live music, face painting and more.
IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN! The Arizona State Fair kicked off on September 23 and runs until October 30. What’s new? Well, there are circus acts, monster truck shows, 'tribute' concerts, new food, and more! Here’s the full rundown.
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