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Even though we still have a few months left of 110 degree heat, we're sorry to say that summer peaked last weekend. It’s true. Fourth of July weekend was the ultimate stretch of pool parties, sunburns, and lots of booze. Heck, you might still be hung over. But there is...

By Melissa Fossum

July 10, 2014

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Even though we still have a few months left of 110 degree heat, we're sorry to say that summer peaked last weekend. It’s true. Fourth of July weekend was the ultimate stretch of pool parties, sunburns, and lots of booze. Heck, you might still be hung over. But there is good news. You can party just as hard at Sway’s third annual Summer Pool Party, featuring a full day of pulsating dance beats from DJ CrashAttack and DJ Cullen Daniel at the beautiful, historic OH Pool. Relax poolside, browse various pop-up shops, and enjoy free samples from the event’s numerous cocktail sponsors while working on your tan and rocking out to some local house music.

Lather up your sunscreen from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, July 13, at the Hotel Valley Ho Pool, 6850 East Main Street in Scottsdale. This 21-and-over event is free. Call 480-248-2000 or visit www.swayevents.com/upcoming-events/summer-pool-party.

Sun., July 13, 12-6 p.m., 2014

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