News Source: City of Casa Grande The Casa Grande City Council and the Planning and Development Department invite all residents to participate in an important community discussion about housing needs […]
Please show your support to the many small businesses that have called GCCC home on Fridays for the last 2 months. There are 4 more Friday Markets beginning Jan 10-Jan […]
Wackadoo! The Library and Parks & Rec celebrate all things Bluey! Bring your dogs to Dutchman Dog Park and check out Bluey books on our Mobile Library, plus play Keepy […]
3rd Friday is in its fifth season in Historic Florence. Live entertainment, businesses that stay open late, food trucks, and local food restaurants. Kid-friendly activities such as arts & crafts, […]
Bring the whole family to the MGC for a FREE night of Bingo. There will be games, prizes, and popcorn. Bring your good luck charms and have fun. Bingo will […]
Join us every Saturday at the Besich Park food court for our local Farmer’s Market! Find an amazing selection of fresh produce, artisan foods, and local goods. Follow our Facebook […]
Picacho Peak State Park is partnering with Pinal County’s Animal Care and Control to host outdoor walks with shelter dogs! Give the pup a break from the shelter and a […]
Join us for the Annual Historic Downtown Street Fair/Car and Bike Show in Casa Grande, Arizona. Our event has been established as one of the largest festivals in our region, […]
Come and Go YOU ARE INVITED to the San Tan Valley Incorporation Come & Go Event, which is an opportunity to meet some of the team supporting incorporation, ask questions, and […]
Now in its 17th year, this annual event is a chance to explore the quirky and whimsical homes of the historic mining town of Superior, Arizona. Plus, enjoy a pancake […]
The Gold Canyon Arts Festival is a much-anticipated community celebration produced each year by the all-volunteer Gold Canyon Arts Council. It is a one-day event featuring a juried art show, […]
At the foot of the Superstition Mountains you’ll find excitement in the legends and lore of days gone by; drawn by the promise of gold, prospectors would pass through town […]
