• ake a Historic Hayride thru the Encanto Park Neighborhood (first developed Phoenix Community)
  • Go on a Pony Ride (weight restrictions)
  • Bungee Trampoline
  • Cake Walk
  • Play in the Corn Box
  • Visit with animals at the Petting Zoo
  • Play Carnival Games: Ring Toss or Pumpkin Fish Pond
  • Pumpkin Golf
  • Battle Mom or Dad to a game of Oversized Tic-Tac-Toe
  • Pumpkin Bowling
  • Have a Bounce: Cars Slide, Barn Yard Bounce & Slide and more

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Date: 
Saturday, November 23, 2024 - 11:00am to 6:00pm
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In a new study, the abdomens of live mice were coated with a mixture of water and a common yellow food coloring, and the effect was see- through skin that allowed researchers to view the animals’ internal organs. The study published in the journal Science in September employs basic physics.

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Have you ever experienced history being retold, but with a little twist? Well, meet Matthew Windham. Windham is the writer and main actor for the play “Simply Silly Shakespeare.”

Windham is from Flagstaff, Arizona, and went to college at the University of Utah. At a young age he was signed up for theater. He was interested in theater and the art of writing. He loved writing and sci-fi growing up. Later on, Windham came up with an idea to bring theater to younger audiences.

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The holidays are a great time to get together with family and watch a classic holiday movie, or see a brand new film that may turn into a future family favorite. There are a lot of heart-warming, fantasy-inspired and majestic movies coming to cinemas in the coming months. So gather your family and friends, grab some popcorn, and enjoy!

Will you be seeing green this holiday season? The much anticipated story of the witches of Oz, “Wicked,” will be flying into movie theaters later this month. You don’t need a crystal ball to predict that this movie may end up defying gravity at...Read more

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 A collection of warm winter accessories, including colorful hats, gloves, scarves, and ear warmers. The items are cozy and made of wool and fleece, with patterns like plaid, stripes, and mixed colors, ready to keep someone warm in cold weather.
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The holidays are here! While many kids are looking forward to feasting and opening gifts with their family, a lot of them also understand that others aren’t so fortunate and may need some help.

Here in Arizona, did you know that 1 in 5 kids faces FOOD INSECURITY? That term... Read more

Nima Rinji Sherpa stands on a snowy mountain, wearing a yellow jacket and blue pants. He’s holding the Nepal flag in one hand and giving a thumbs-up with the other. It’s dark around him, and he looks happy and proud.
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On Oct. 9, Nima Rinji Sherpa became the youngest person to SUMMIT all 14 of the world’s highest peaks—and he is only 18!

The 14 peaks are known as the “8,000ers” because each mountain is at least 8,000 meters tall. That’s more than 5 miles! Only a few dozen people have completed... Read more

Sophia Youngman from Loma Linda Elementary is BoSa Donuts Teaher of the Month
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Sophia Youngman teaches kindergarten at Loma Linda Elementary. She has been there four years.

Youngman is a native of the Lone Star State. She was born in Carrollton, Texas. Her mom grew up in Arizona, and Youngman moved to the Valley to be close to family, she says.

When she was a... Read more

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The 15th annual Festival of the Arts is a free celebration of the arts in our community and showcases performances by Valley arts organizations , live music, interactive Kids Zone, vendor market, artist demonstrations, food, and wine and beer garden. Our goal is to connect our community with the arts and provide an opportunity for people to experience a wide variety and diversity of arts at no cost.

PAVILION STAGE PERFORMANCES

Date: 
Saturday, November 16, 2024 - 11:00am to 6:00pm
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