August 2010 Events for Families in Phoenix
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Event Date |
Event Name |
Time |
Location |
Cost |
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June- |
See, hear and feel the desert night with its nighthawks, snakes, insects and night- |
7- |
Desert Botanical Garden 1201 N. Galvin Parkway, Phoenix |
Adults: $15 Seniors (60+): $13.50; Student: $7.50, Children (3- |
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July 8- |
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (July 8- |
Varies |
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, 5247 E Brown Rd, Mesa |
Lunch/dinner and show. $35 adults, $18 ages 18 & under. |
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July 14- |
A trip to Grandmother's house turns out to be more than Riding Hood bargained for. She should have listened to her mother who warned "Stay on the path and do not talk to strangers! |
Wed-
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Great Arizona Puppet Theater 302 W. Latham St., Phoenix |
Adults: $8; Children (ages 2 and older): $6, Children under age 2: free |
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July 10- |
Your children will surely enjoy the singing mermaids, the beautiful choreography, bright and colorful costumes, and the under water creatures! |
11 am |
Hale Centre Theatre 50 W. Page Ave., Gilbert |
Adults $13, Children $11 |
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Aug. 4 -
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Two Bad Mice make big trouble – and a big mess! – in a dollhouse when a little girl and her dolls go out to play. This funny show, full of slapstick action, is based on the story by Beatrix Potter. |
Wed-
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Great Arizona Puppet Theater 302 W. Latham St., Phoenix |
Adults: $8; Children (ages 2 and older): $6, Children under age 2: free |
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Aug. 6 |
Learn about innovation and technology in game design with hands- |
10 am- |
Arizona Science Center 600 E. Washington St., Phoenix |
Included with admission. Adults: $12, Seniors and Children: $10 |
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Aug. 7 and 21 |
Public educators discuss desert wildlife, birds, plants, and Native American cultures, followed by a guided tour of the Native American petroglyphs. Reservations are suggested. |
6:30- |
Deer Valley Rock Art Center 3711 W. Deer Valley Rd., Glendale |
Adults: $6.50; Seniors and Students: $3.50; Children (ages 12 and under): $2.50 |
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July 17- |
Pick- |
6:30 am- |
Apple Annie’s Orchard 2081 W. Hardy Rd., Willcox |
Free |
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Aug. 6- |
Wild West reenactments, street entertainment, gunfight competitions, mock hangings,
10- |
10 am- |
Throughout Tombstone |
Free |
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Aug. 7- |
Discounts on hair cuts, entertainment, gift bags and free snow cones. Appointments for haircuts recommended. |
9 am- |
Snip- |
Varies |
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Aug. 7 |
Back- |
12- |
The Play Factory 4180 S Arizona Ave #3, Chandler and 21001 N Tatum Blvd., Phoenix |
$9/child |
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Aug. 8 |
Gallery tours, book signings, music and dance performances. |
11 am- |
Heard Museum, 2301 N Central Ave. Phoenix; Heard Museum North, 32633 N Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale |
Free |
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Aug. 8 |
Canadian Beach Party Ice skating and lessons, live DJ, bounce house, games, beach music and "snow beach." |
1:30- |
Alltel Ice Den 9375 E. Bell Rd., Scottsdale. |
$6; $2 skate rentals |
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Aug. 14 |
Enjoy the zoo at night with water play, animal presentations, games, remote control boats music and more. |
6- |
Phoenix Zoo, 455 N Galvin Pkwy, Phoenix |
$6 ($5 members), ages 2 & under free. |
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Aug. 13- Thurs.- |
Take a musical trip back in time with the Rydell High Class of 1959. |
7:30 pm Thur.- |
Valley Youth Theatre, 525 N 1st St., Phoenix |
$20 |
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Aug. 20 |
Bring pillows and blankets for lawn seating. Chairs are not permitted. |
Gates open at 6:30 pm and the movie starts at 7:30 pm |
Goodyear Ballpark 1933 S Ballpark Way, Goodyear |
Free |
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Aug. 25 - |
Baby Bear is excited about his very first day of school in this cute, charming, musical show told in simple English. Great for preschool up to second grade and children learning English as a second language! |
Wed.- Sat. 10 am & 2 pm, Sun. 2 pm. |
Great Arizona Puppet Theater 302 W. Latham St., Phoenix |
Adults: $8; Children (ages 2 and older): $6, Children under age 2: free |