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OCTOBER 2014 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO GO® Phoenix+Scottsdale ® wheretraveler.com NIFTY GIFT BOUTIQUES IN PHOENIX & MESA BEER BARS AND OKTOBERFESTS HOT STUFF! Popular festivals and provocative exhibits PHXWM_141000_cover.indd 1 9/16/14 11:38:46 AM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 2 9/10/14 7:26:11 PM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 1 9/10/14 7:26:19 PM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 2 9/15/14 1:22:07 PM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 3 9/15/14 3:36:33 PM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 4 9/10/14 7:26:28 PM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 5 9/11/14 5:29:38 PM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 7 9/10/14 7:26:34 PM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 8 9/15/14 1:22:15 PM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 9 9/10/14 7:26:39 PM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 10 9/10/14 7:27:03 PM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 11 9/10/14 7:27:06 PM Phoenix+Scottsdale 10.14 CONTENTS See more of Phoenix+Scottsdale and the Valley of the Sun at wheretraveler.com The Plan The Guide Let’s get started The best of the Valley of the Sun ENTERTAINMENT 18 Editor’s Itinerary 26XX Meandering in Cave Creek, Casinos, shows & sports Carefree and north Scottsdale Arizona fall sports teams come out to play. 20 Hot Dates Phoenix Fashion Week, the MUSEUMS Salt River Balloon Spooktacular, 36 & ATTRACTIONS Kris Kristofferson & much more XX Surrealist oil paintings by Philip C. Curtis on display at Mesa Contemporary Arts GALLERIES 40 & ANTIQUES XX 25 Vibrant canvas art paired with cowboy poetry GOLF 44 Courses, instruction, gear Custom bicycles for fun and fit 72 My Valley of the Sun golf play at Kierland Golf Club Miles Newcomer, head sushi SHOPPING chef at Sushi Roku, dishes on 46 Boutiques, malls & spas passion for the food industry and life in the Valley. A crafty supply shop and an Etsy-like boutique 0$50#&3 5)&$0.1-&5&(6*%&50(0 D[bXa\k!GVbggfWT_X DINING 52 Restaurants by area wheretraveler.com NIFTY GIFT BOUTIQUES IN PHOENIX & MESA BEER BARS AND OKTOBERFESTS Four oudoor dining havens NAVIGATE HOT 66 STUFF! Trails, trips & tours Popular festivals and 46 provocative exhibits Arizona Falls: Phoenix’s secret, ON THE COVER middle-of-the-city waterfall ©SCENIC SHUTTERBUG Festivals/20 Exhibits/23 Where Now Gift boutiques/46 Beer bars & Oktoberfests/24 22 Art Scene 17 Dance performances • “Covert Operations” at SMoCA • Paulo 101 Bruscky at Phoenix Art Museum • George Morrison at the MAPS Heard • Scottsdale ArtWalk • Carefree Fine Art & Wine Festival Explore the city from north to south 17 24 Fall Favorites and A to Z Arizona breweries • national beer bars • 5 Valley Oktoberfests page 68-71 51 CONNECT WITH US 10 202 10 202 25 Cuisine Scene 17 143 10 101 New restaurants: Southern Rail in Phoenix • The Revival 60 in Tempe • Fogon and Sumo Maya in Scottsdale ©FRANCES GROUP/SUMO MAYA; ©OSIO CULINARY (CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT) ©CELEBRITY THEATRE; 12 WHERE PHOENIX+SCOTTSDALE I OCTOBER 2014 PHXWM_141000_toc.indd 12 9/16/14 11:40:12 AM PHXWM_141000_LayoutFP.indd 13 9/10/14 7:27:10 PM YOur TrAvELINg COmPANION SINCE 1936® ® wherePHOENIX+SCOTTSDALE PHOENIX+SCOTTSDALE ADVERTISING & CIRCULATION REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT Michelle Schneider PUBLISHER Mike Korzon SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Kathy Corona-Seabaugh WEST REGION MARKETING, CIRCULATION & EVENTS MANAGER Gina Pinaire WEST REGION AD SALES & SERVICE COORDINATOR Tammy Griffin BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR Justin Birnstihl MORRIS VISITOR PUBLICATIONS MVP I EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT Donna W. 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    CHANGE. VERY BECOMING. ARROWHEAD TOWNE CENTER The trade area is one of the largest and fastest-growing in Arizona – with a current population of nearly 1.4 MILLION AND ALMOST 500,000 HOUSEHOLDS. The trade area is projected to INCREASE 7.1% OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS. The Arrowhead shopper is more affluent than the surrounding area, with an AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME OF NEARLY $80,000 (39% higher than the trade area). THE STORY Arrowhead Towne Center has it all: Abundant national brands, strong anchors, a top-drawing movie theater and a robust set of suburban West Valley shoppers that consider Arrowhead their mall. Macerich is polishing this high-performing gem with an array of strategic updates, new amenities and fresh retail names to make the popular Arrowhead experience even better. It makes sense to invest in a market that is this good. Nearly ONE-THIRD OF THE POPULATION OF GREATER PHOENIX LIVES IN THE WEST VALLEY – and that number is expected to GROW 9% over the next five years. The West Valley is growing at a higher rate than compared to Phoenix Metro which is showing a 6.8% increase. Well-positioned in Glendale, conveniently located off the 101 and Bell Road, the 1.2 MILLION SQ. FT. Arrowhead Towne Center is the retail destination of choice for a wide range of residents: From young families and households with acquisitive teens, singles and couples in their 30’s and 40’s, to empty-nesters ready to spend on themselves. 1/3 THE WEST VALLEY’S of the Greater Phoenix population lives in the West Valley.
  • Contact Information Retail Locations Fares

    Contact Information Retail Locations Fares

    AUGUST 2013 RETAIL LOCATIONS CONTACT INFORMATION BUS / LIGHT RAIL There are nearly 800 retail locations where you can Customer Service: 602.253.5000 purchase your pass before boarding. Purchase TTY: 602.251.2039 (for the hearing impaired) passes at most valley-wide locations of the following stores: Customers can obtain information about various transit services by using our automated phone • 7-Eleven system 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Hablamos • Circle K español. • Corner Store (formerly Valero) RIDE • Food City (select locations only) Customer Service Business Hours • Fry's Food Store • Weekdays, 6 am - 8 pm • PLS Check Cashers • Saturdays, 7 am - 7 pm • Safeway GUIDE • Sundays and designated holidays, 8 am - 5 pm • Walgreens • Closed New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Passes can also be purchased at participating: Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day • APS locations • Public libraries Lost and Found Information: 602.253.5000. • Transit centers Use the automated system for help. When prompted, say “Lost and Found” and provide the route number. Not all pass types are sold at every location. Follow provided instructions. Please contact the location prior to traveling to check availability of passes and types of payment Transit Watch. Help improve transit safety and accepted. security by reporting any and all suspicious activities to Valley Metro Customer Service. In case of For a complete list of retail locations, visit emergencies, call 911. valleymetro.org or call 602.253.5000. Local bus/light rail/ LINK Reduced** Express/ RAPID FARES 1-Ride* $2.00 $1.00 $3.25 Local bus, light rail and LINK share the same fare structure and pass All-Day $4.00 $2.00 $6.50 types.