Breweries are a great way to gather and hang out with friends and family. Arizona has over 125 breweries, the oldest being Barrio Brewing Company which opened in 1991. A cold Arizona beer is the perfect pour anytime.
Numerous species of hummingbirds make their home in Arizona. These tiny, colorful and speedy birds are fun to encounter in the back yard or in the wilderness and mesmerizing to watch. Enjoy them quickly before they zip away!
While destructive yet adorable, the javelina is a distant relative of the pig, called a peccaries. Most live in central and southern Arizona. They are social omnivores who live in groups called squadrons adore the prickly pear.
Every once in a while, a good road trip can refresh the soul, especially in Arizona where one can explore the national and state parks and forests, and Arizona’s six major biomes: desert, grassland, chaparral, woodland, forest and tundra.
Cinco de Mayo is the celebration of Mexico defeating the French in the 1862 Battle of Puebla, securing Mexico and the United States from continued French invasion. This holiday is celebrated on May 5, symbolizing Mexico’s determination to defeat foreign aggression. Look closely to find Puebla on the map.
The summer heat blasts Arizona, leading to dips in the pool, exploring cooler elevations, bodies of water, and early morning canyon shadows throughout the state. Soon the monsoons and lightning will excitedly cool down and refresh the state.
Arizona is a player’s paradise for all levels of golfer from beginners to the professionals. Over 370 courses rest in landscapes as diverse as the state, while offering challenges, stunning views, and often a regional wildlife visitor.
Native American women have inspired the women’s rights movement. These women contribute in politics, public health, language and cultural preservation, traditional arts, education and family, supporting the nations and communities in Arizona.
