Did you say green? That's right! March 17, 2024, the Town of Fountain Hills turns its World Famous Fountain a dazzling emerald green in celebration of St. Patrick's Day. In a tradition that dates back to March 17, 1979, watch as the world-famous fountain turns emerald green at noon to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!

The Greening is at 12:00PM.

The Fountain lights will be green on the evening of March 17, 2024.

Ancient Technology Day: Prehistoric & Historic, an official Arizona SciTech Festival event, highlights technologies to provide our guests with a more complete understanding of Arizona's history and its environment. In addition to hands-on demonstrations, families can enjoy free craft activities and artifact show-and-tell stations. Enjoy an experience that is fun for the whole family!

All Ancient Technology Day activities and Museum admission are FREE for the day! 

Visit phoenix.gov/sedav-vaaki or call (602) 495-0901 for more information.​

Tempe Festival of the Arts has a 50+ year history in Tempe and takes place in early December and early to mid-March each year.  It is one of the oldest festivals in the Southwest.   The festival has grown to become a Tempe point of pride and a favorite of our residents and visitors.   Guests enjoy artists from around the country, local music, a Kids Block and many great food options - all located on the streets of historic Mill Avenue.

https://tempefestivalofthearts.com/

Tempe Festival of the Arts has a 50+ year history in Tempe and takes place in early December and early to mid-March each year.  It is one of the oldest festivals in the Southwest.   The festival has grown to become a Tempe point of pride and a favorite of our residents and visitors.   Guests enjoy artists from around the country, local music, a Kids Block and many great food options - all located on the streets of historic Mill Avenue.

https://tempefestivalofthearts.com/

Tempe Festival of the Arts has a 50+ year history in Tempe and takes place in early December and early to mid-March each year.  It is one of the oldest festivals in the Southwest.   The festival has grown to become a Tempe point of pride and a favorite of our residents and visitors.   Guests enjoy artists from around the country, local music, a Kids Block and many great food options - all located on the streets of historic Mill Avenue.

https://tempefestivalofthearts.com/

Artwork representing the beauty of water, the importance of water, or the power of water. Featuring the work of 26 Arizona artists.



Opening Reception - Friday, March 1, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

On display: March 1-31, 2024

Curators – Connie & A O Tucker



Exhibit open Monday through Sunday 12 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and during performances. Please enter through the Box Office.

- Free-friendly fun carnival rides

- Face painting and balloon twisters

- Petting zoo

- 5 stations of bubble fun

- Entertainment featuring stilt walkers, ball walker, Tinker Bell, Jasmine and more Princesses roaming around

- Live music by Rock Lobster and Jaelyn Kay