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  • 02.11

    Arizona Centennial Best Fest - Phoenix
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  • 02.09

    58th Annual Gem & Mineral Show –Minerals of Arizona
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  • 02.09

    Metropolitan Klezmer
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  • Williams to Grand Canyon on Vintage Grand Canyon Railway - Guided Day Tour

    Roundtrip train transportation from Williams to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, park entrance fees, picnic lunch and South Rim guided walk. Participants should be prepared with good walking shoes and appropriate clothing for the day.


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  • Fun in the Sun Golf Package

    Book a resort-style room or suite at Zona Hotel & Suites Scottsdale, and a round of golf at your choice of four top-rated golf courses in Phoenix is included. Starting at just $250 per person per day.


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Native Cultures

Human experience, occupation and industry in what is now Arizona can be traced back at least 12,000 years. Anthropologists have identified several groups of these earliest occupants including the Anasazi, Hohokam, Mogollon and Salado people. At museums and Indian ruin sites throughout the state, visitors may see structures built by these people and artifacts made by them.

Native American tribes continue to contribute greatly to the spiritual, cultural and economic life of Arizona – and experiencing their diversity and heritage is a great addition to your vacation.

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