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In a world where the importance of going green seems to get more and more important every day, learn about what you can do to help out when you visit Vertuccio Farms in Mesa. Established in 1979, this unique farm is home to fall festivals, corn mazes, a spring break camp and Easter egg hunts. Also, field trips and tours are available, but must be booked in advance. Some of the many highlights of the tour include a visit to the Pizza Farm, a straw maze, farm animals and lots more.

The Tempe Festival of the Arts is a beloved community event that has been taking place in Tempe for over 50 years. It is held annually in early December and early to mid-March and is one of the oldest festivals in the Southwest. The festival has become a point of pride for Tempe and a favorite of residents and visitors. Guests can enjoy art from over 350 artists nationwide, local music, a Kids Block, and various food options on the historic Mill Avenue. This urban fine art festival consistently ranks among the Top 100 Classic & Contemporary Craft Shows in the nation by Sunshine Artist magazine. It has been honored with the prestigious Pinnacle Award from the International Festival and Events Association. The spring and fall events each attract nearly 225,000 visitors to Downtown Tempe throughout a 3-day weekend.

Take advantage of the hottest spot for live music - Roosters Country Bar. Whether you're a fan of seasoned artists or up-and-coming talent, this bar is the place to be. Nominated for the best small music venue, country bar, and spot for day drinking, Roosters has it all. With four pool tables, weekly tournaments, and free play, you can sharpen your skills while enjoying the tunes. Not to mention, they have a smoking patio, 11 HD TVs, TouchTunes, and a cornhole to keep the fun going all night long. Roosters offers exclusive access to their patio area if you're planning a private event. See what all the hype is about at Roosters Country Bar.