Two Amazing Sculptures are there to be seen in the breathing Carefree Desert in the Sanderson…read moreLincoln Pavilion. The artist is the same one who does the ASTONISHING Pumpkin Sculptures. The scenery is beautiful and many cactus specimens are planted all around. The event is free and you can see it from 8am-8pm every day. A few shops are open and they offer a variety of eateries. The Sand Sculptures are truly amazing and astonishing. I feel that only two sculptures isn't enough to call this an event.

A friend of ours is considering moving to Arizona. I thought the Chamber of Commerce might have…read moresome information. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. When asked the question staff said magazines with that type of information is no longer available. The best. Thing to do is go in the web and do a search. Things change too quickly so publishing information is no longer a viable method. Hmm, who knew? Parking in front of the building.

Time to PRAISE an Employee! Thank you, AVA! Every time we come in, we look for you because you know…read morewhat to do to get our PIZZA ordered w/o any difficulty. Our favorite pizza is in the computer, we give you our phone number, & BRAVO, you find it. AND YOU DELIVER! Literally, YOU ALSO DELIVER THE PIZZA, LOL! Refreshing! You make our time there enjoyable and we are grateful for you. Ava has a Super People Focus, great humor, very task focused, and she delivers, effectively and efficiently! Keep up YOUR great work! And, thanks for keeping us loving the Delicious Barro's Special! We so Love it!Be back again soon! Maybe next time we will have my birthday party here! It is coming up soon in April! If your manager needs to talk to us, have he/she call...our number is in the computer, lol! Love ya, Kiddo!

This is OPEN! Just went to visit Arcosanti with a friend that came to town and what a cool…read moreexperience. You have to schedule a tour, self guided are not allowed. The tour guide Joseph was so kind and full of energy. The video you watch when you get there is a very heart felt explanation of the passion to continue this community. They own 800 acres and the property is built on 20 acres, it was built between 1971-1975 for the main spaces that are shared. 45 people live there but could range to 80. They show how the products and structure are made. I had no clue about silk casts and loved the hands on understanding and history. They have concerts, events, gatherings. Etc at the amphitheater. Check out the website. The cafe is closed. You can stay as a hotel guest overnight. They offer apprenticeship also.

I'm not sure why the Yelp page states Arcosanti is closed. We were just there and is open and…read moreoperating. Clearly what the original architect had in mind many years ago never came to fruition as it really hasn't changed in years. Is appears to be a small artist community but we didn't see anything going on at the moment so couldn't tell if it id still active or they make everything south in Scottsdale at Cosanti. There is a gift shop where you can watch a brief video on the history and learn about their wind chime creations. Personally I've received many of the wind chimes over the last 20 years for housewarmings or Christmas gifts. Each is unique. The greeter in the gift shop was friendly and stated there is a tour available as well. We didn't have time for the tour but purchased a couple of small gifts. He suggested visiting the Scottsdale location as well which is called Cosanti. I had no idea it was located in Scott's well. Will check it out.

It was the third Thursday and we finally made it for the Carefree art walk. Thunderbird Artists…read moregallery is small yet packs some lovely contemporary pieces of art. They feature quite a few Sonoran Arts League artists. All types of media are shown here. There were refreshments, wine and beverages to enjoy as well. Share parking lot.

I have no clue what is going on with this "company". They may be a scam. They may just be run…read moreterribly. Whatever it is, I would not suggest dealing with them. STAY AWAY I signed up to be a commercial vendor. I signed up in July for the event in November. I was in communication with Haley when I called. She answered my call, questions, and supplied me with the applications. Less than 40 minutes later I submitted those applications Fast forward to the week of the event and I haven't heard from them so I call and leave a message. No response. I call again Tuesday and Wednesday, no response. So Thursday night I send an email. No response.... Friday morning, morning of the event, I call again, nothing.... My guys show up to set up and get turned away at the door. Not to mention I work for a big company. She's asking me if I have receipts. It would take me personally 2 hours to get in touch with finance, get proof of payment, and supply it. There was literally nothing I can do, if I got proof of payment the event would have been 3 hours underway already I spoke to them on the phone to try and get in and she was incredibly rude and almost proud of the fact she was turning us down. I told her I've left multiple messages and emails sent contracts months ago and she didn't care. If you can avoid this company, I would. Solid events but 0 reliability.... This was the worst story but these type of things go years back (which is why I was months ahead with my preparation)

We are back for the Carefree Art Walk. Most people are familiar with the iconic and prolific work…read moreof RC Gorman. His work was very recognizable by his depiction of American Indian (Navajo) ladies. There is also a studio in Santa Fe, NM. Shared parking and WiFi.

What a joke! $45 walk a short distance over a long period of time, with only a few stories and…read morelittle to see. But, we did get to carry a phony electronic ghost buster device. I least expected a decent tour of town and some history. Standing around listening to walkie talkie static pretending to be a ghost?????

In reference to A ghost tour in Jerome AZ in September 17, 2025. This something to do. The tour…read moreguide tells great stories. They loan you a device that has static coming from it to detect ghost and it may have voices once in a wile. Will you experience a ghost probably not. Can you enjoy playing along most certainly. They make it so you will want to upgrade to the longer tour by starting a story and saying that they will finish the story at the end of the tour. But they mean at the end of the longer tour not the one hour tour. If you're going to do it take the long tour. Or the history tour. Otherwise it's really not worth anything. But still if you need something to do go for it. Just don't expect much. I didn't expect anything and I was still let down. Not worth the amount of money it cost. This is just my opinion and I'm unaware of any other ghost tour in Jerome AZ. I bought my tickets online and went to the place in Jerome that does ghost tours. Cool looking place that has a lot of dog stuff which seems like they may favor dogs.

I was somewhat distracted this morning by the sunrise and cloud formations. I had to stop and look…read moreat them. Photo opportunity. The rest of the walk was cool and enjoyable. Had to get the walk done before it got too hot. They have their own parking lot.

Lovely park with loads of info about the flora and fauna of the Sonoran desert. It's in Cave Creek.read more

Cute place, yummy drinks. Clean and unique bathrooms. But, umbrellas were broken and the cushions…read moreon chairs were gross and stained. I can actually live with that. However, what' will keep us from going back is the no-personality service. Been there twice in the afternoon and both times the service was stoic. For us friendly service tops everything. Nobody wants to feel like you're inconveniencing the employees.

Janey's Coffee Co & Bodega is truly a treasure. Set back from the main road (Cave Creek), I was…read moremildly surprised at how busy it was on a late Sunday Afternoon. I say "mildly suprised" because once we walked up to the actual coffee house we heard the live music on the large back patio. One of our absolutely favorite local artist, Aaron Howard was performing, and he definitely brings in a crowd. It was busy, as I mentioned, but not too crowded, and we found a good table towards the back. As it was the begging of the hot weather this spring, we were very grateful for the generous-sized table umbrellas. But first, we went inside the Bodega to order a Beer and a snack. They have a great selection of Beer and wine! And since we were still 2 hours or so away from dinner, we decided to grab a veggie & cheese board, which had a nice variety of cruditè and humas. It was very satisfying for 2 adults. We spent.a total of about 2 hours there and left there knowing we would be coming back to Janey's. Side note: For those of you who need accessibility, I myself am on an electric scooter for ambulating. The parking lot is dirt and only has a couple of handicap parking spots. But no space is more than approximately 150 ft from the entrance to Janey's. Once you get to the building, it is very easy to get in and out of the main bodega, with wide, level doorways. The doors were propped open when we visited. I did not utilize the restroom on this visit.

Total waste of time & money! There were a handful of hot air balloons inflated briefly & tethered…read more The only illumination of the balloons was the from the flame. Laser light show was just some laser beams randomly being shot in the sky. The "food court" was one food vender selling chicken tenders & the line was a mile long.

Do not Go to this festival!…read more We were there yesterday balloons got up at 7 pm only for 1-2 meters and no weather warning was sent! Now they dont want to refund saying it did go up for 1-2 meters! Who goes to balloon festival to see balloons up in the sky only for 1-2 meters and still tied with the rope to the ground?! Laser show is little light in the sky with music nothing more! Total disaappointment!

Each year the Sonoran Arts League hosts Hidden in the Hills. It's a two weekend event where you…read moredrive through Cave Creek, Carefree, and North Scottdale on a self-guided tour of 150+ artists at 40 studios. Multiple artists are set up at a host artist's home studio, and the public gets to browse and shop. It was fun to see some art that we recognized from other shows or restaurants. Each artist had a card, qr code, or newsletter sign up sheet. Just driving through the desert from studio to studio was breathtaking. We saw such a variety of interesting art in beautiful homes and studios. I can't wait to go again next year and will plan more days around it so that we can view so much more. Plan your route and stop by downtown Cave Creek or Carefree for lunch. We did take our kids, after a very firm discussion on being respectful and not touching (art or each other). They did pretty good and found it interesting. Each artist had a bowl of candy or mints out, so that added extra motivation. The artists were wonderful towards the kids.

The Sonoran Arts League is located in the Stagecoach Village. This business focuses on art classes…read morefor children and adults. Everything about it looked open from afar. However upon closer inspection, there was a note on the door. It said sorry, we are closed today. The usual hours advertised state the business is open on Saturdays. I guess an emergency popped up. Anyways I had an art donation to make. I know of another office close by and will drop things off there provided they want them. Usually they would get 5 stars. Shared parking lot.