Events are not individually listed here so please see below:
Clay Target Center Events:
http://www.azgfd.gov/ctc2/events.html
Ben Avery Shooting Facility Events:
http://www.azgfd.gov/outdoor_recreation/basf_events.shtml
Description:
Volunteers from the Desert Rivers Audubon Society will lead guided birdwalks through Veterans Oasis Park. Participants will observe the many species of birds that populate central Arizona’s desert and wetland habitats. This is a great way for the entire family to enjoy nature together! Birdwalks depart from the EEC about every 30 minutes until about 11 a.m. Walks typically last at least one hour. Pre-registration is NOT required.
Ages: All ages
Cost: Free
Location: City of Chandler Environmental Education Center (NE corner of Lindsay Rd and Chandler Heights Rd), 480-782-2890. Visit www.chandleraz.gov/veterans-oasis for more information.
Description:
Kids will learn to use their eyes and ears to spot birds in the wild. They will be introduced to the common birds of central Arizona and will also learn how to use binoculars.
Location: City of Chandler Environmental Education Center (NE corner of Lindsay Rd and Chandler Heights Rd), 480-782-2890. Visit www.chandleraz.gov/veterans-oasis for more information.
Description:
Ayer Lake and Queen Creek are great places to see and photograph beautiful dragonfly species such as Blue-eyed Darner and Flame Skimmer -- learn to identify these colorful insects on a two-hour walk guided by Arizona State Parks Volunteers Roger Racut and Joe Marsala August 1; then our walk September 5 will be guided by with Pierre Device, and the October 3 tour by Joanne Henry.
Description:
Arizona’s highest quality event is entering its 16th year, featuring the most accomplished artists in the United States. Over 165 juried artists from throughout the United States and abroad will participate displaying impressive small, medium and life-sized bronze sculptures, sparkling hand blown glass vessels, rope baskets, wood, clay and mixed media sculptures, one of a kind handcrafted jewelry, exceptional photography and much more. The festival also accommodates the return of Arizona's largest wine-tasting event, providing a unique opportunity to sample an extensive collection of domestic and imported wines, as well as flavorful micro-brews. For $10, patrons will receive an engraved souvenir wine or beer glass and six tasting tickets; allowing patrons to come together and enjoy the unparalleled ambience of fine art, wine and live musical entertainment.
The festival will take place in downtown Carefree, near the corner of Easy and Ho Hum streets. Hours are 10am to 5pm each day. Admission is $3.00. Parking is free all weekend. This festival is widely known as a paradise for art collectors and a truly enjoyable experience for all that attend!
November 2009
