This free exhibit is part of First Friday and will feature four new art collections, with more than 500 pieces on display from ASU Emeritus faculty, nonprofit community organizations and artists, and students of Barrett, the Honors College, and South Mountain High School in Phoenix.
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The Scottsdale Convention & Visitors Bureau invites Valley residents and tourists to experience the first nations of Arizona and North America during the seventh season of Native Trails.
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Families and local car enthusiasts are invited to cruise over to the East Valley Car Show “Family Fun Night”, where a variety of notable makes and models will be on display from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m at the Fulton Ranch Towne Center in Chandler, located on the southwest corner of Arizona Avenue and Ocotillo Road.
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Looking for some family-friendly fun? Then head out to The Promenade at Fulton Ranch in Chandler. The sidewalks will be filled with live entertainment, children’s crafts, as well as the work of local artists including handcrafted jewelry, original photography and artwork.
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On April 3 and May 1, employees and students of South Mountain Community College will continue to help their neighbors by packing and selling discounted boxes of high-quality food as volunteers for the St. Mary’s/Westside Food Bank Alliance.
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We are so excited to announce a brand new adventure with Arizona Science Center! Students interested in weather and how weather impacts our world are in for a treat. They can now become a “Junior Forecaster!” Each month, the 3TV Forecasters, Royal Norman, April Warnecke and Brittney Shipp will take Arizona students on a journey of weather facts and fun as part of the Junior Forecasters experience at Arizona Science Center. The 45-minute adventure includes a presentation by the Forecasters, a weather movie on the IMAX screen, a tour of Arizona Science Center’s Forces of Nature Gallery and an official class picture with the 3TV Forecasters. The Junior Forecaster Experience happens once a month on a first-come, first-serve basis, so sign up now! Our next class dates are April 15 and May 6. To register, call 602-716-2028 or for more information, visit azfamily.com keyword: junior forecasters.
It’s one of the ultimate comfort-food combos — grilled cheese and tomato soup. And you can get ‘em for free every Thursday night at Padre’s Modern Mexican Cuisine.
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Here on the LiveCasts we have been keeping you up to date on all things NCAA Basketball – at least all things men’s basketball.
For the past couple of weeks myself as well as many of you have been following the men’s tourney and as we should. So much great basketball has been played and the Final Four is still yet to be happen.
In all this excitement over the men we have somehow forgotten about the women.
In fact Lady Sun Devils out of Arizona State University in our own backyard, made some waves of their own – making it to the Elite 8 without one of their stars who was injured in the Pac 10 Tournament.
They faced what appears to be an unbeatable Conneticut team last night and lost, but put forth a great effort.
And speaking of UConn, the women in their own right they are going for an undefeated season, averaging a margin of victory of 30 points. And the men’s team is still playing for a chance to take the title. A men’s and women’s title for the Huskies would be a great feat – (something they actually did back in 2004).
Gosh I do love college basketball, both the men’s and women’s program.
Stay tuned for our LiveCast updates on Friday of this week leading up to the big finale. And if your bracket is busted (as mine is) – there is always next year.
If you have a library card, you’ve got an open invitation to check out the local arts — for FREE!
It’s called the Culture Pass program.
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