Attractions

Known for its spellbinding shows of acrobatics and creativity, Cirque du Soleil announced it will bring two shows never before seen in the state to three different Arizona cities in 2020.

Maya Day + Night Club – an anchor in the Entertainment District of Old Town Scottsdale – has reinvented itself as Clubhouse at Maya for the fall and winter months.

Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino, Arizona’s only tribal casino to have an international management partner, recently completed a multimillion dollar construction project featuring renovations property wide.

Now through April 28, something is buzzing at the Phoenix Zoo. And it’s big – big bugs, that is.

Following the completion of a $178 million modernization project, ISM Raceway is now among the most fan friendly in the race circuit.

CB Live is now open at Desert Ridge Marketplace. The 12,000-square-foot space is separated into two sides by a retractable, soundproof sky wall. On one side is an eatery with a stage featuring nightly entertainment. The other side features a full restaurant and comedy club, also available for private events and concerts.

Born & Raised Hospitality, the restaurateurs behind Clever Koi, are making major culinary news with the opening of Across the Pond and announcement of Fellow Osteria.

Winter sports in Arizona? Yes, there are. And the season is almost here. That is hard to believe when it was above 100 degrees just a few short weeks ago.

With more than 300 miles of thrilling single-track trails and breathtaking scenery, Sedona is one of the most sought-after destinations for mountain bikers of every skill level.

Lowell Observatory has begun the first phase of its expansion with construction of the Giovale Open Deck Observatory (GODO). This new 4,300-square-foot observation plaza, located near the Pluto discovery telescope at Lowell, will help accommodate the observatory’s increasing crowd sizes.