Stookie Allen Phoenix air marker cartoon from Usery Mountain Regional Park. A view of the arrow and Phoenix air marker on Usery Mountain in Mesa. Rocks that form the letter "P" for Phoenix on Usery Mountain. You can see a park volunteer standing near the top of the "P" and the yellow tape measure over the rocks.
Mark Troester. An up-close view of the Phoenix air marker on Usery Mountain. Your contact info We'll be in touch if we look into your question. Skip to main content. Phoenix Marker on Usery Mountain. Download mp3 3. The Show. Tuesday at 9 a. What questions do you have about the Valley and the state we call home? For questions about programming, membership or anything else about KJZZ, please visit kjzz. Moderated by the Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum. Museum and main interpretive trail will be closed.
Join us in honoring the memory of all Veterans who have served our nation. Gourd Dancing starts at am. Conducted by the Arizona Territory Gourd Society. Main dish provided by Arizona Territory Gourd Society.
Vendors invited by invitation only. This is a Native American Recognition Day event. Visit aznard. Supported in part by Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum.
These programs are free, but registration is required. Registered participants will receive a unique code to virtually join the live video stream via Zoom. Participants will also need to download the free Zoom app through the iTunes or Android store, or search for and download it through their internet service provider. It will be held every second Saturday of the month from February 13 to December Jump start your day, wake up your body and get your energy flowing. Department News:.
Building on the recent Portal to the Past Festival, these programs invite both families with young children and curious adults to learn more about the history of water in Arizona. Written and performed by Zarco Guerrero, artist and storyteller, and Arizona Humanities Award Recipient, this colorful, funny, and informative performance is enjoyable for the whole family. Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, Remington has developed an affinity for the beautiful and unique Sonoran Desert through frequent hiking and desert photography.
He has channeled this inspiration in combination with his passion of fashion to design and handcraft accessories made of sustainable cactus leather. Through his work, he aims to showcase how innovative materials and slow fashion are essential tools in the fashion industry's fight against climate change. This is critical to the health and safety of our staff and communities. We have masks available for those who need them. Voted a Phoenix Point of Pride and listed as a National Historic Landmark, the Museum offers two accessible interpretive trails on the prehistoric village site.
Visitors view a platform mound, ballcourt and irrigation canals. Indoor exhibits feature artifacts from the site and hands-on activities for kids. The museum provides preservation, education, and collaborative interpretation of the cultural history of the Phoenix area and is managed by the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department.
Pueblo Grande Museum is open most major holidays. This free family friendly event is perfect for people of all ages who love to learn about the cultures, art, and history of Arizona. The festival features a variety of indigenous artisans, music and dance performances, craft activities and talks celebrating Arizona's most precious resource: Water. The piece, designed by local Arizona artist Zarco Guerrero, is a sculptural gate that incorporates images acknowledging the importance of the complex canal system created by the Ancestral Sonoran Desert People that we still use today.
We are dedicated to the education, promotion, and development of indigenous artists throughout Arizona. We provide our community with much needed artistic programs that highlight and amplify the cultural diversity of the Valley of the Sun. Per the City Charter, the Board has the authority to implement park rules that would close or restrict access to trails, and today's decision was made due to concerns for the safety of the public and first responders.
Please note that Camelback Mountain's Cholla Trail is currently closed. Additionally, Phoenix Park Rangers will be visible at those locations to remind and educate trail users about the restrictions. To provide an extra two hours of availability and promote hiking after 7 p.
Year-round at those three trailheads, parking lots open at 5 a. Hike when it's cool outside, try early mornings and evenings when there's more shade. Have plenty of water, more than you think you need.
Turn around and head back to the trailhead before you drink half of your water. If hiking solo, tell someone your start and end times, and location. Asthma, heart problems, diabetes, knee or back problems?
Don't push yourself! Even trained athletes have been caught off guard by getting dehydrated on Arizona trails. Be the responsible hiker, who takes a hike and does it right! The Arizona Humane Society advises that temperatures in the 90s are also unsafe for pets to be outdoors. General Information:. Contact the Parks and Recreation Department.
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