Arizona Tiki Oasis brought tropical vibes to Scottsdale

Dogs like tiki, too. Mike Bengoechea

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Caftans, flower headpieces, tropical prints and colorful cocktails abounded at Scottsdale's Hotel Valley Ho during Arizona Tiki Oasis, an annual convention that was held April 24 to 27.

Attendees took part in seminars, parties, performances and more. The vendor marketplace is a popular element of the event, and it's free and open to the public each year.

Here's a look at the Arizona Tiki Oasis 2025 vendor marketplace.

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Creepy mugs for sale.

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Groovy headband, bro.

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Art for sale by Haus of Tiki.

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The couple that tikis together stays together.

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The vendor marketplace took over the Hotel Valley Ho's lawn.

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If Marge Simpson lived in Hawaii.

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We're green with envy about these outfits.

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There was plenty to see and buy at Arizona Tiki Oasis.

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Parasols are stylish and functional.

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We wanted to buy everything.

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We saw so many fantastic outfits at Arizona Tiki Oasis.

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A very naughty tiki.

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We love these vintage-inspired works.

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Arizona Tiki Oasis is an opportunity to dress in your tropical best.

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A pair of lovely shoppers.

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Vendors came from all over to sell at Arizona Tiki Oasis.

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Floral headpieces were a popular accessory.

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Even the mannequins looked sharp.

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Taking a break from all the fun.

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It was, indeed, sunny in Scottsdale during Arizona Tiki Oasis.

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