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If you are cruising the great southwest come and spend some time in Quartszite, AZ at Rose RV Park. Rose RV Park is located at 600 E. Kuehn St. We have just installed brand new RV pads with full hook-ups, we also have acres and acres for RV dry camping and tent camping. Here at Rose RV Park we have installed 4 full service waste dump stations 16 filtered water stations, and a propane fill station. It’s everything you need in one quiet spot.
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Walking distant to Big Shows. It is a full service RV Park. It has 4 RV Dump stations and 16 water stations. For all RV’s, and a propane truck for propane. It also make deliveries to nearby properties. It is on 5 Acre with 87 spaces, an office building, tool shed with washer & dryer for employees, restrooms for employees and storage shed. Includes computer program for booking reservations. learn more at: http://rvlandsale.com/
This area comes alive when the snow birds arrive in November! This sleepy little desert town boasts 1 million visitors that hang out until March, giving you some quiet time during the summer months. A desert surrounds this town and so do several mountain ranges. The climate is classic low desert with low humidity and very high summer temperatures.
Hundreds of miles of ATV trails, ride right out of the park! Longtime owner is ready to retire!
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$499,000 – LAND 25 ACRES WITH I-10 FRONTAGE, CITY WATER, SEWER, POWER AND PAVED ACCESS ROADS. IT IS LEVEL AND GRAVELED. USED FOR DRY DOCKING.
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$499,000 – ROSE RV PARK & BUSINESS 600 E. KUEHN ST QUARTZSITE, AZ 84346
Walking distant to Big Shows. It is a full service RV Park. It has 4 RV Dump stations and 16 water stations. For all RV’s, and a propane truck for propane. It also make deliveries to nearby properties. It is on 5 Acre with 87 spaces, an office building, tool shed with washer & dryer for employees, restrooms for employees and storage shed. Includes computer program for booking reservations. Net on spaces $10,000/ year Net on propane $20,000/year
If you are cruising the great southwest come and spend some time in
Quartzsite, AZ at Rose RV Park. Rose RV Park is located at 600 E. Kuehn
St. We have just installed brand new RV pads with full hook-ups, we also
have acres and acres for RV dry camping and tent camping. Here at Rose
RV Park we have installed 4 full service waste dump stations 16 filtered
water stations, and a propane fill station. It’s everything you need in
one quiet spot. http://www.quartzsiteroservpark.com Call 405-306-2309 to make your reservations today. RV Camp in Quartzsite Arizona | Quartzsite Arizona RV Camp
Rose RV Park in Quartzsite, AZ provides most of what you will need
for your RV. We have large RV pads with full hook ups, we have an RV
dump and water stations. We have plenty of room for the biggest of rigs.
You can dump your trash or fill your propane tanks. It is easy to get
in and easy to get out. Of course we would rather have you in!
Propane
We’ll fill your RV and your tanks. We can either come to you, or you
can come to use. Either way, you’ll enjoy our convenient, easy to use
service
From lively music festivals to delightful culinary events and everything in between, there’s an event for everyone – and every interest – in the Grand Canyon State. Find the perfect one for you by searching for an event below.
Spring Migration Bird Tours - Southwestern Research Station, concentrates on spring migration and endemic birds of the Sky Islands, you may see more passage migrants such as Hermit Warbler, Townsend's Warbler and Cassin's Vireo, 520-558-2396 orhttp://research.amnh.org/swrs/visitor/package-tours
Sierra Vista - Cochise College Sierra Vista Campus
3rd Annual Southwest Wings Spring Fling - a series of workshops and outings for serious birders who want an intensive birding experience, focuses on birds in the area present during the spring nesting season, birders may see species like the Elegant Trogon, Violet Crowned Hummingbird and up to 5 species of owls, guided trips to some of the most famous birding spots in the U.S. including the San Pedro River, Garden, Sawmill, Sheelite, Huachuca, Ramsey, Carr, Miller, Madera and Ash Canyons, California Gulch, Patagonia and the Chiricahuas,http://www.swwings.org/
8th Annual National Public Gardens Day – Desert Botanical Garden, includes tai chi and yoga demonstrations, learn about garden and cactus blooms, discovery stations, bird watching, photography tours and demonstrations, free admission to the Spring Butterfly Exhibit, $10-22,http://dbg.org
9th Annual ZooFest – Navajo Nation Zoological and Botanical Park, at the only tribal zoo in the U.S., learn about animals and plants native to the Navajo Nation, tour a Hogan, purchase handmade arts and crafts, for the kids: face-painting, zoo games, inflatable games, door prize, free, 9 am – 5 pm, 928-871-6574 or http://www.navajozoo.org/
River Walks at the San Pedro House - guided walk, learn why the San Pedro River has been named as one of Last Great Places by the Nature Conservancy, the river features some of the richest wildlife habitat in the U.S. and is one of the last free-flowing rivers in the Southwest, walks are 1.5-2 miles over easy terrain, wear appropriate attire for hiking and weather conditions, and bring at least one quart of water per person, Saturdays, 8 am,http://sanpedroriver.org/wpfspr/
Weird Plant Sale – Tucson Botanical Gardens, quirky once-a-year sale devoted to oddball plants and strange pottery from booths set up throughout the Gardens, specialty vendors will have crazy selections, an opportunity to ask detailed questions about the fun and funky plants offered, focuses on rare, unusual or downright strange cacti and succulents, a selection of offbeat, locally hand-made pottery is also featured, 8 am – 1 pm, http://www.tucsonbotanical.org
Hummingbird Banding at San Pedro House – get a close-up look at these tiny travelers as staff and volunteers from the Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory capture, band, measure, and release them as part of long-term studies of the bird life of this internationally important migration route, free, Saturdays, 4-6 pm, 520-417-6960 or 520-432-1388 orhttp://www.visitsierravista.com/ or http://www.sabo.org
Homolovi IV West Petroglyph Hike - Homolovi State Park, Join a Park Ranger on a hike to the Homolovi IV West Petroglyph Site. This tour will explore some of the park's prehistoric petroglyphs. The tour will require approximately 3/4 mile of walking (estimated time two hours), round trip, across natural landscape and modest boulder scrambling, to view an approximately 10-acre area. Day use-fee of $7 required. Tour starts at the Homolovi State Park Visitor Center.
Public Astronomy Night – Patterson Observatory, using the Patterson Observatory 20-inch telescope, possible sights are craters of the crescent moon, gas giant planets Uranus and Neptune, double stars, various star clusters, nebula, planetary nebula and distant galaxies, free, 7:45 pm, weather permitting, 520-417-6960 or http://www.hacastronomy.com
Music in the Garden Spring Concert Series – Desert Botanical Garden, featuring, advance purchase recommended, $20-25, additional dinner is also available, doors open at 5:30 pm, concert at 7 pm, must be age 21+, 480-481-8188 or http://www.dbg.org/music
Flagstaff Arts Council announces Local Color 2016, a biennial exhibition at the Coconino Center for the Arts. The exhibition will feature a diverse range of styles and media from local artists, including ceramics, paintings, sculpture, large murals, and more. Also featured in the Jewel Gallery is Before the Myth Makers, a new exhibition of paintings by Flagstaff artist David Lash. The member’s reception takes place on Saturday, April 16, 6–8pm. A Public Opening Reception will take place on Saturday, April 23, 6–8pm.
The Coconino Center for the Arts is open Tuesday-Saturday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. More information on the exhibition can be found at flagartscouncil.org or by calling (928) 779-2300.
Mary Poppins- Musical Theatre of Anthem (MTA), announces their upcoming production of Mary Poppins, a practically perfect musical that is capturing hearts in a whole new way! Performances take place Thursday – Sunday, April 28 – May 8, 2016 at Musical Theatre of Anthem, 42323 N. Vision Way, Anthem, AZ 85086. Times vary, so please see website for details. Tickets may be purchased online at www.musicaltheatreofanthem.org. Adult tickets are $19 and Students, Seniors and Children 12 and under are $16. Disney's Mary Poppins is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 Phone: (212) 541-4684 Fax: (212) 397-4684 www.MTIShows.com
Scottsdale - Western Spirit: Scottsdale's Museum of the West
A Salute to Cowboy Artists of America and a Patron: 50 Years of Amazing Contributions to the American West - Western Spirit: Scottsdale's Museum of the West, a retrospective exhibition featuring one artwork by every artist who has ever been a member of the Cowboy Artists of America, pays tribute to the 77 CAA artists and prominent Arizona leader Eddie Basha, who is a CAA Honorary Member in Memoriam, $8-13, 480-686-9539 orhttp://scottsdalemuseumwest.org
Bruce Munro: Sonoran Light - Desert Botanical Garden, showcases eight large-scale light-based installations using an inventive array of materials, and hundreds of miles of glowing fiber optic, located throughout the Garden, Munro’s site specific exhibition will reflect his unique interpretation of the wonderful flora and fauna of the Sonoran Desert landscape, $12.50-30, 480-481-8188 or http://www.dbg.org
Personal Journeys: American Indian Landscapes - Heard Museum, explores the unique relationship American Indians have with land and how it has been expressed in art, also explores the connection to and loss of land, $7.50-18, 6022-252-8848 or http://heard.org
Desertscapes: Narrative Landscape Photography by Wayne Norton - Pueblo Grand Museum, photographer Wayne Norton describes this exhibit of black and white landscape photographs as a portrait of the American desert, through which he wishes "to question Man's treatment of the desert and our existence there..." $6, 602-495-0901 or http://www.pueblogrande.com
Stradivarius: Origins and Legacy of the Greatest Violin Maker - Musical Instrument Museum, This special exhibition will introduce the story of how early violin makers from the modest Italian city of Cremona shaped global music from the 16th century onward. Explores how the workshops of the Amati, Guarneri and Stadivari families produced and perfected the look and sound of instruments in the string family, http://mim.org/
Glengarry Glen Ross - Scottsdale Desert Stages Theatre, an office full of real estate salesmen are given the news that all but two will be fired at the end of the week, the atmosphere begins to heat up, Shelly Leven, does everything in his power to get better leads from his boss, but to no avail, when his coworker comes up with a plan to steal the leads, things get complicated for the tough-talking salesmen, an Actor's Cafe Production, $25, 7:30 & 2 pm, http://desertstages.org/
The Diary of Anne Frank - Hale Theatre, this lovely, tender drama is based on true events, Anne Frank is a Jewish girl in hiding during the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam in World War II, she, along with seven others, survive for two years in the sealed–off upper rooms of the annex of her father’s office building in Amsterdam, a story of courage, hope, and the triumph of the human spirit, $18-28, 480-497-1181 or https://www.haletheatrearizona.com
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas - Arizona Broadway Theatre, it’s the late 1970s and the happy-go-lucky town of Gilbert, Texas has just been put on the map when a crusading television reporter aims his camera at a favorite, local “destination” – The Chicken Ranch, frequented by governors, senators, mayors and victorious college football teams for more than a century, the town is now faced with recounting the good times as they struggle with the demise of their best pleasure palace, a charming, lively and genial show, 623-776-8400 or http://azbroadway.org/
Spring Migration Bird Tours - Southwestern Research Station, concentrates on spring migration and endemic birds of the Sky Islands, you may see more passage migrants such as Hermit Warbler, Townsend's Warbler and Cassin's Vireo, 520-558-2396 orhttp://research.amnh.org/swrs/visitor/package-tours
9 to 5 the Musical - Scottsdale Desert Stages Theatre, Violet, Judy and Doralee have had it with their egotistical boss and create a wild fantasy where they give him the boot, when a coworker overhears the ladies talking about their fantasy in the restroom they are forced to take action, while the boss remains "out of pocket," the ladies take control of the company and improve the workplace for all, a Mainstage Productions, $15, 7:30 & 2 pm, http://desertstages.org/
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day - Arizona Broadway Theatre, laugh and sing along with Alexander’s misadventures in this hilarious musical based on the wildly popular children’s book by Judith Viorst, discover, along with Alexander, that sometimes everyone has a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day, 623-776-8400 orhttp://azbroadway.org/
Pete, Or the Return of Peter Pan - World Premiere - Tempe Center for the Arts, Wendy has grown up hearing of adventures in Neverland, she never really believed until Peter Pan arrives with fairy dust and she and her brother find them-selves in the greatest adventures of their lives, Wendy jumps into a world of pirates, fairies, ninjas and pterodactyls finding firsthand what it really means to BELIEVE, magical new play celebrates founder David Saar's last production as Childsplay's artistic director, written by incoming artistic director, Dwayne Hartford, for ages 6 and up, http://childsplayaz.org
Inspiration to Creation: The Hidden Life Behind Bronze – Phippen Museum, featuring an amazing collection images of Western sculptors by artist and bronze specialist Erik Petersen and his professional photographer cousin, Willie Petersen, $5-7, 928-778-1385 orhttp://www.phippenartmuseum.org
Historic Prescott Downtown Walking Tours – Visitor Information Center, learn a bit of Prescott's historic past and present, 90 minutes, tours are every Friday, Saturday & Sunday unless major event is downtown, 10 am, donations appreciated, 928-445-2000 or http://www.prescott.org
Variations – Fine Visual Art by Four Women Artists - West Valley Arts HQ, the artists’ varied styles encompass multiple ways to manipulate mediums to express individual internal identities, one artist primarily creates representational images using beads while another works in a contemporary style to portray split images with oils, the remaining two artists primarily portray Southwestern themes, one using soft pastel and the other using acrylics, free,http://www.westvalleyarts.org
11th Annual Cowgirl Up! Art from the other Half of the West Invitational Exhibition & Sale – Desert Caballeros Western Museum, one of the most important art shows for women artists, whose artwork captures the spirit and lifestyle of the American West, exhibit continues through May 9, 928-684-2272 or http://www.westernmuseum.org/Cowgirl-Up.aspx
Return to the Desert - Celebrating 25 Years of Paintings by Dyana Hesson - Desert Botanical Garden, a retrospective celebrating Dyana Hesson, one of the Southwest’s most beloved botanical artists, http://www.dbg.org
Personal Journeys: American Indian Landscapes - Heard Museum, features more than 60 works of art, including textiles, ceramics, baskets and paintings that merge the physical place, process and cultural meaing behind Native landscapes, http://heard.org
Jo’Jini’ – If These Objects Could Talk - Navajo Nation Museum, rather than describing the purpose or origin of each piece of the Jo’ Jini’ Exhibit, the objects tell their own stories, features 60 different contemporary objects that were donated by 25 different donors such as the Navajo artists themselves, and from doctors and teachers who wanted to share their pieces with viewers, it includes jewelry, folk art, pottery, historical items and contemporary pieces, 928-871-7941
The 5th Annual International Society of Scratchboard Artists (ISSA) exhibition is an International art competition dedicated to presenting scratchboard art as a fine art medium.
Summer Concerts in the Park - McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park, live performances, variety of local bands, train & carousel, free, Sundays, 7:30-9 pm, 480-312-2312 orhttp://www.therailroadpark.com
Pinkalicious - Valley Youth Theatre, a musical based on the book by Victoria Kann & Elizabeth Kann, live on stage at Valley Youth Theatre, 602-253-8188 or http://vyt.com
8th Annual Agave Heritage Week – Hotel Congress, Seminars with a world-renowned mezcal expert Sergio Inurrigaro, a fundraising Agave dinner, taste mescal unattainable in the U.S., Agave 101 spirit seminar, live music, a commemorative shot glass, taco and salsa bar, a cascarone, historical and cultural art exhibit, premium tequila, $35/advance, 6 pm, must be 21+,http://hotelcongress.com/
