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Arizona is the kind of place that makes you feel like you stepped into a postcard—then you turn a corner and it becomes a completely different postcard. One day you’re.....
Arizona is one of the best places in the country to become a hiker—because “beginner” doesn’t mean boring here. You can do a short desert loop with huge mountain backdrops,.....
Arizona might be famous for desert landscapes and red-rock views, but the state is also packed with unforgettable lake days—sunny coves for swimming, big open water for boating, and shoreline.....
Arizona’s state parks are the sweet spot between “easy day trip” and “big national park adventure.” They’re often less crowded than the marquee destinations, they showcase wildly different landscapes (red.....
Arizona is one of the best states in the U.S. for stargazing—wide open land, high elevation, dry air, and huge stretches far from city light. On the right night, you.....
Arizona is one of those places where the drive is the attraction. In a single day you can roll from cactus-studded desert into pine forests, then finish on a canyon.....
October arrives in Arizona’s southwestern corner with the return of one of the state’s most exciting seasonal celebrations as the Yuma County Fair Fall Fest transforms the historic fairgrounds into.....
76 Years of Tucson’s Most Beloved Holiday Tradition The 76th Annual Winterhaven Festival of Lights illuminates December evenings from December 13-27, 2025, continuing one of the longest-running light festivals in.....
December 12-14, 2025 marks the 56th Annual Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair, transforming Tucson’s historic Fourth Avenue into one of the Southwest’s most celebrated community gatherings. This iconic neighborhood, which.....
Celebrating 51 Years of Cultural Heritage and Community Unity October’s arrival in Tucson signals the return of one of Arizona’s most beloved cultural celebrations, as Tucson Meet Yourself prepares for.....
The Most Rip-Roaring Celebration in the West The legendary town of Tombstone prepares for its most spectacular annual celebration as Helldorado Days returns October 17-19, 2025, marking the 96th consecutive.....
The mystical red rocks of Sedona provide the perfect backdrop for one of Arizona’s most enchanting wildlife celebrations. This summer brings the 11th Annual Sedona Hummingbird Festival, where the desert’s.....
Arizona’s ghost towns are time capsules—mining camps that boomed and busted, railroad sidings that faded, and desert settlements that couldn’t outlast water shortages, economic shifts, or changing routes. Some are.....
The morning of April 15, 1862, broke clear and cool over the stark granite peak of Picacho Pass, halfway between Phoenix and Tucson. Union cavalry Captain William P. Calloway led.....
The morning of April 6, 1929, started like any other in the sleepy border town of Naco, Arizona—until the drone of airplane engines filled the desert sky. Within moments, explosions.....
In the depths of the Great Depression, as dust storms ravaged the heartland and breadlines stretched through American cities, Arizona’s governor declared war on the state of California. This wasn’t.....
In the pre-dawn darkness of July 26, 1953, a convoy of over 100 police vehicles descended upon the remote desert community of Short Creek, Arizona. Armed officers, social workers, and.....
In the scorching summer of 1915, a Model T Ford lurched to a stop in the middle of the Imperial Sand Dunes, its wheels buried axle-deep in the shifting sands......