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OtherSouth Mountain •ChristophChristoph

The Farm at South Mountain is a beautiful spot in Phoenix that offers a tranquil escape from the city. It's a working farm that also serves as a park with stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Located at Buena Vista Lookout, The Farm at South Mountain is definitely worth a visit if you're looking for a peaceful and scenic spot to enjoy. Its picturesque views and serene atmosphere make it an ideal destination for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of city life.

OtherArizona State University •Brianna WhitakerBrianna Whitaker

The secret garden at ASU is a beautiful and serene location for a photoshoot. It's a peaceful atmosphere, making it perfect for capturing romantic and cinematic moments, especially for an engagement shoot.

Othernear 40th Street and McDonald •Erin

The Lee Rock Garden is a unique and fascinating landmark in Phoenix that is worth visiting for its intricate sculptures, stones, arches, plates, and other features. The garden started construction in 1958 by Louis Foo Lee, who wanted to create a beautiful garden without maintaining a lawn. Over the years, it evolved into a stunning display of natural and man-made features. You can find it near 40th Street and McDonald.

Otherempty string •Julieta Z

McCormick Railroad Park is a great option for a fun and budget-friendly day out with kids. You can enjoy the free indoor model train display and other activities for a cost of $50 tops if you do all the things. It's a great place to spend the day with your kids, and it's free if you want it to be. If you're looking for a more comprehensive experience, you can expect to pay around $50 at most.

Other •ChristophChristoph

Scary Christmas House is a must-visit for Halloween enthusiasts, especially those who enjoy a good scare. It's super worth it.

Other •Finn

The state fair isn't about the rides it's about all the amateur art in the bottom of the Colosseum from the students to the adults putting themselves out there for drunk cheap strangers like us to judge. Then you walk all the way over to the animal exhibits and see a guy explain why certain hogs are judged higher than others during an actual live hog competition. You look at cows rabbits pigeons chickens guinea pigs depending on the night and then you talk to the guy who's in charge of the states pumpkin growers Association sitting next to the state champion huge pumpkin.

Other •Sandrine

The Desert Botanical Garden has all kinds of fall events, including food and adult beverages to go with them. Lots of music and night time things to do there throughout the holidays.

Otherdowntown Phoenix •Gareth

The AZ Burners pop-up gallery event IGNiGHT is a great opportunity to learn about the local AZ Burner community, ask questions about Burning Man, and get a sense of the AZ Burner art, culture, community, without the long drive and all the dust. It features mutant vehicles, interactive arts, activities, fine arts, live DJs, and AZ Burner workshops, making it a fun and engaging event for all ages and family-friendly.

Otherempty string •sandrine_phoeni9sandrine_phoeni9

The Phoenix Public Library hosts a free DnD for adults every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month, usually at the Burton Bar location but temporarily at the Devonshire recreation center off of 28th st and Indian School. It's a great opportunity to meet other players and join a game without any commitment or cost, and walk-ins are welcome.