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Art enthusiasts enjoyed art, gifts, beer, and plenty of food at the Phoenix Festival for the Arts from December 8 to 10, 2017. The event was held at Margaret T. Hance Park in downtown Phoenix and offered a large variety of unique gift ideas for those who are looking for something special for the holidays. We spotted some very happy shoppers, tasty food, and of course some great handmade goodies.
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Alternative Black Friday at CityScape Phoenix, held on November 25, 2017, is genius. Sleeping in and finding the coolest vintage and handmade gifts? Score! Over 25 vendors were present with their best wares in hand. There were even local musicians playing relaxing tunes. Smart shoppers for the win.
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The Valley has a bounty of farmers markets that start popping up this time of year. If you're looking for locally grown produce, hot sauces, lunch from a vendor, or even hand soaps, a trip to one of the many markets around town should be on your list of things to do. We visited farmers markets in Phoenix, Sun City, and Gilbert to see what they had to offer now, as the season starts to bloom.
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No matter where you live in Valley, there's likely a farmers' market nearby.
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The McDowell Market opened recently on McDowell Road in Phoenix, providing the neighborhood with an organic produce and meat ordering system, organic convenience items, a local, fair trade coffee shop, a bilingual bookstore, a funky home decor shop, and a great neighborhood place to hang out.
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Spring's Junk in the Trunk Market at WestWorld of Scottsdale brought thousands ready to find vintage and refurnished treasures for the home. Around 170 of Arizona's favorite vendors made the three-day event something to remember. Shoppers saw treasures such as dinosaur planters from Two Trees, State Forty Eight t-shirts, and Loud Luggage speakers. Mustache pretzels and pomegranate lemonade proved to be tasty highlights of the market as well. Photos from Mello. d
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