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Parada del Sol represents the history of Arizona. The event, taking place in Scottsdale, Arizona is a month-long celebration which focuses on the western history of the state and the town. The high point is the Parada del Sol parade and rodeo. Parada del Sol is an annual event, taking place each February & March
On that February 14, 1912, President William Howard Taft proclaimed Arizona the 48th state in the Union. This centennial year promises to be a great time to visit the Grand Canyon State; in fact Arizona started celebrating in 2011 leading up to the big day.
Many people thought Robert P. McCulloch was crazy when he purchased the famous London Bridge in 1968. After all, its intended destination was land in Arizona, not over a body of water. On the contrary, the purchase was a stroke of genius, bringing to a nondescript area a curiosity that has become Arizona’s second biggest tourist attraction
Winter in Arizona can be an exciting time. During “eagle season,” you may encounter majestic Bald Eagles when you take an excursion on the Verde Canyon Railroad. Located just north of Phoenix, and about a half hour from Sedona, the Verde Canyon Railroad is a laid back excursion train running from Clarkdale to little Perkinsville and return.
This year the state of Arizona celebrates its centennial, so it’s a great time to visit the Grand Canyon State. Of course, there is much more to see and do in addition to visiting the spectacular national park. Why not start at Lake Havasu City?
The Kansas City Royals Spring Training in Arizona is not just a team tradition. Many Royals fans flock to the Cactus League games in Surprise, AZ every year. The Royals have some special Spring Training packages designed for fans and cold weather escapees. Surprise Stadium -Tim Roberts Photography -Panoramio Kansas City Royals share a stadium… Read More
