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Coming Events
 WestWorld of Scottsdale
Upcoming Signature Events For WestWorld 2008
JULY EVENTS
Summer Spectacular ArtWalk
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Times: July 10, 2008 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Location: Downtown Scottsdale, Main Street and Marshall Way
Phone: 480-990-3939
Admission: Free
“Chill” with music, art and prize-filled ice sculptures along Main Street and Marshall Way, Scottsdale Downtown. Hosted by the Scottsdale Gallery Association in conjunction with City of Scottsdale. 19th annual!
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AUGUST EVENTS
AZ Reining Horse show
August 30, 2008
Times: Please call for information
Location: WestWorld
Phone: 480-678-5533
Admission: Free
Come and join us for this one day event of reining. The test for the horse to show the athletic ability of a ranch type
horse within the confines of a show arena. They are required to run one of ten approved patterns. Enjoy the show!
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OCTOBER EVENTS
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Western ArtWalk
October 16, 2008
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Times: 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Location: Downtown Scottsdale, Main Street and Marshall Way
Phone: 480-990-3939
Admission: Free
An artistic showdown on the streets of Scottsdale Downtown. Hosted by the Scottsdale Gallery Association in conjunction with City of Scottsdale. 19th annual!
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NOVEMBER EVENTS
Wearable ArtWalk
November 6, 2008
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Times: 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Location: Downtown Scottsdale, Main Street and Marshall Way
Phone: 480-990-3939
Admission: Free
One-of-a-kind fashions on parade throughout Scottsdale Downtown. Hosted by the Scottsdale Gallery Association in conjunction with Scottsdale Fashion Week. 2nd annual!
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Fall Festival Arabian Horse Show
Sponsored by the: Arabian Horse Association of Arizona
November 7-11, 2007
Show I: November 7 & 8, 2007
Show II: November 9 -11, 2007
At: WestWorld 16601 N Pima Road, Scottsdale, AZ
For more information contact the:
Arabian Horse Association of Arizona
PO Box 13865 Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Phone: (480) 515-1500
Fax: (480) 515-1122
E-mail: info@scottsdaleshow.com
Web site: www.scottsdaleshow.com
2009 EVENTS
FEBRUARY
54th Annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show is scheduled to take place on:
February 13-22, 2009
The Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show is held at West World,
16601 North Pima Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85260.
Please call the AHAA at (480) 515-1500, visit the website at www.scottsdaleshow.com
or e-mail info@scottsdaleshow.com for further information.
On-Going Events
Scottsdale ArtWalk - Thursday evenings, year-round
Many special exhibitions, demonstrations and entertainment are offered each Thursday night from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
 Arizona State Park Events
Buckskin Mountain State Park - 928.667.3231
Dead Horse Ranch State Park - 928.828.2202
• Saturdays & Sundays campfire programs on various topics at 2 & 4 pm each day.
Fort Verde State Historic Park – 928.567.3275
•Living history presentations, upon request as staffing allows.
•Daily. “The History of the Apache Scouts“ video presentation. Please call park for times.
Homolovi Ruins State Historic Park – 928.289.4106
•! Guided Walking Tour of Sunset Cemetery. An easy stroll, but not accessible by wheelchair. Alternate access is available.
Sign language interpretation is available with advance notification.
Kartchner Caverns State Park - 520.586.4114
•Programs on bats, hummingbirds, desert plants, reptiles, composting, and soldiers in the southwest held on a weekly basis
throughout the month. Times and dates may vary.
Lost Dutchman State Park - 480.982.4485
• Ranger-guided nature hikes, 2 hours, 2-3 miles.
Lyman Lake State Park - 928.337.4441
•Saturdays & Sundays starting in May. Ranger-guided petroglyph & ruin tours. Petroglyphs at 10 am & ruins at 2 pm.
Oracle State Park - 520.896.2425
•Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays at 10 am and 2 pm. Tour the Historic Kannally Ranch House, a Mediterranean Revival Style home built in 1929.
•Saturdays at 8:30 am. Guided nature walks on various topics.
Picacho Peak State Park - 520.466.3183
• Saturdays, 4:30 pm. Campfire Programs with ranger-led activities.
Red Rock State Park - 928.282.6907
•Daily in the Red Rock Theatre, slide & video programs on Sedona area, native American pre-history, desert, rivers, and various types of wildlife.
Presented upon request.
•10 am daily. Naturalist-led walk, lasting one and a half to two hours. Learn about the riparian ecosystem.
•2 pm daily. Naturalist-led activity of approximately one hour. Focus varies from “theme” nature walks to programs on wildlife, floods, history, archaeology,
geology or other subjects. May be either an outdoor or indoor program.
•Saturdays. Naturalist-led hike of approximately three miles round-trip to the highest point of the park. Bring water, a snack, suitable shoes or boots.
Please call the park for times.
Wednesdays & Saturdays. Naturalist-led hike for beginner as well as the advanced bird enthusiast. It is suggested to bring binoculars. Please call park for times.
•10 am Wednesdays & Sundays. Learn about the history of the land that is now Red Rock State Park and enjoy a naturalist-led hike to the House of Apache Fire.
Please call the park for details.
Slide Rock State Park - 928.282.3034
Buckskin Mountain State Park - 928.667.3231
•Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10am. Ranger led hike. A moderately challenging 2 1/2 mile trek on the Buckskin Trail. Some steep trail conditions; wear
sturdy shoes and bring drinking water. Hikes last about two hours and depart from the Buckskin Ranger Station.
•Fridays at 6pm in January and February, 7pm in March. Campfire. We provide the fire; you provide the fun, music, and story-telling.
Fort Verde State Historic Park – 928.567.3275
•Living history presentations on site, upon request as staffing allows.
•Daily. “The History of the Apache Scouts“ video presentation. Please call park for times.
Homolovi Ruins State Historic Park – 928.289.4106
•Saturdays in March, 10am. Celebrate Arizona Archaeology Month! Guided walking tour of the Homolovi II Pueblo Ruin. This tour is accessible by wheelchair
and is an easy stroll. Sign language interpretation is available with advance notification.
•Saturdays in April, 10am. Celebrate Arizona Historic Preservation Month! Guided Walking Tour of Sunset Cemetery. An easy stroll, but not accessible by
wheelchair. Alternate access is available. Sign language interpretation is available with advance notification.
Lost Dutchman State Park - 480.982.4485
•Saturdays, 9am. Ranger guided nature hikes, 2 hours, 2-3 miles.
Picacho Peak State Park – 520.466.3183
Red Rock State Park - 928.282.6907
•Daily in the Red Rock Theatre, slide & video programs on Sedona area, native American pre-history, desert, rivers, and various types of wildlife. Presented upon
request throughout day.
•10am Daily. Naturalist-led walk, lasting one and a half to two hours. Learn about the riparian ecosystem.
•2pm Daily. Naturalist-led activity of approximately one hour focuses on a particular aspect of the park. It varies from “theme” nature walks to programs on wildlife,
floods, history, archaeology, geology or other subjects. May be either an outdoor or indoor program.
•Saturdays. Naturalist-led hike of approximately three miles round-trip to the highest point of the park. Bring water, a snack, suitable shoes or boots. Please call the
park for times.
•Wednesdays & Saturdays. Naturalist-led hike for beginner as well as the advanced bird enthusiast. It is suggested to bring binoculars. Please call park for times.
•10am Wednesdays & Sundays. Learn about the history of the land that is now Red Rock State Park and enjoy a naturalist led hike to the House of Apache Fire.
Please call the park for details.
Tubac Presidio State Historic Park – 520.398.2252
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