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Ash Fork: The Flagstone Capital of the World Tucked away in northern Arizona, just off Interstate 40, lies the small but historically rich town of Ash Fork. Often overlooked by.....
October arrives in the Sky Islands of southeastern Arizona with the promise of perfect weather and one of the region’s most celebrated artistic gatherings. The Patagonia Fall Festival transforms this.....
The day after Thanksgiving brings magic to downtown Safford as the community gathers for one of southeastern Arizona’s most beloved holiday traditions. Merry Main Street & Tree Lighting transforms the.....
This September brings one of northwestern Arizona’s most beloved community celebrations to the historic Route 66 town of Kingman. The Mohave County Fair continues a rich tradition of bringing together.....
Arizona’s Premier Fall Family Destination October in Arizona signals the arrival of perfect weather for outdoor family adventures, and the Marana Pumpkin Patch & Farm Festival stands as the region’s.....
Tumacácori, Arizona December brings one of Arizona’s most culturally significant celebrations to the historic mission grounds of Tumacácori National Historical Park, where La Fiesta de Tumacácori honors the diverse cultures.....
A Red Rock Fourth of July Experience Celebrating America’s birthday against the backdrop of Sedona’s iconic red rocks creates an unforgettable Independence Day experience that combines natural splendor with patriotic.....
In the spring of 1942, Major General George S. Patton Jr. arrived in the desert to organize what became the Desert Training Center, often described as the largest military training.....
In the scorching summer of 1861, as the American Civil War erupted across the nation, a group of Southern sympathizers gathered in a dusty adobe building in Mesilla, New Mexico.....
Deep beneath the Arizona desert sat instruments of unimaginable destruction that for about 21 years stood ready to launch at a moment’s notice. The Titan II Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs).....
In the scorching Arizona desert, far from any town or city, thousands of American citizens once lived behind barbed wire fences, their only crime being their Japanese ancestry. Between 1942.....
In the summer of 1857, a peculiar caravan made its way across the dusty trails of the American Southwest. Leading the procession wasn’t a typical frontier scout or cavalry officer,.....
Beginning in the 1880s, thousands of Indigenous children across Arizona were forcibly removed from their families and sent to institutions designed to “kill the Indian, save the man”—a phrase coined.....