The Thunderbirds, hosts of the Waste Management Phoenix Open Presented by The Ak-Chin Indian Community, raised a record $13.2 million for local charities from proceeds from the 2019 tournament. This is the first time exceeding $13 million in tournament history, breaking 2018’s $12.2 million record and marking the eighth consecutive year breaking the previous year’s record.
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AZ Wine and Dine, a one-of-a-kind opportunity to taste the culinary creations of Arizona’s top chefs from premier resort restaurants, is coming back to Scottsdale Quarter on April 4 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Award-winning Chinese-American violinist Xiang Gao is proud to partner with Violins of Hope Phoenix and the Jewish Federation of Phoenix to bring “Shalom, Shanghai!” to the Valley on March 23 and 24.
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Wonderspaces, which was founded in 2016 in an effort to make extraordinary art accessible in cities across the country, has announced its first-ever Arizona show will open April 5 at Scottsdale Fashion Square.
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Now through April 28, something is buzzing at the Phoenix Zoo. And it’s big – big bugs, that is.
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This season, spring training enthusiasts can enjoy games in style at Salt River Fields while doing good for Valley youth by purchasing tickets in the Cantina.
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Following the completion of a $178 million modernization project, ISM Raceway is now among the most fan friendly in the race circuit.
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Cactus League Spring Training is just one heavy hitter in Arizona’s all-star lineup of attractions and activities.
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In an effort to give a voice to those lost during those darkest of days in our history – the Holocaust – the Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix, in partnership with over 50 Arizona nonprofits, schools and businesses, is proud to present Violins of Hope.
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Not many animals in Arizona are as feared and misunderstood as the rattlesnake. The largest collection of live rattlers in Arizona will be on display at the Rattlesnake Festival at Cave Creek Regional Park, Feb. 16, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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