16 JUNE 2019 SATURDAY 6/22 Lunch and Learn 4 p.m. at Marcellino Ristorante, 7114 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale. Learn how to make your own chef-inspired pasta dish with Chef Marcellino himself. Diners will have the opportunity to work with fresh ingredients and learn how to cook Pasta Alla Checcha – a dish that’s not on the restaurant menu. Attendees will also dine on salad and Chef Marcellino’s homemade biscotti. Registration is required and classes are $40 per person. For more: marcellinoristorante.com. Open Air Market 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. at the Phoenix Public Market, 721 N. Central Ave., Phoenix. The Open Air Market is all about supporting local businesses, with items such as produce, grass-fed meats, fresh eggs, jams and honey, prepared foods, gluten-free and vegan options, food trucks and health and wellness products available. It’s your one-stop shopping THURSDAY 6/27 New Valley Leaders Presentation 8 – 10 a.m. at the Musical Instrument Museum, 4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix. New leaders bring new ideas, experiences and vision to places they work and live. Join the Greater Phoenix Chamber to hear from four top leaders who are new to the Valley as they talk about how they plan to contribute to their companies and our state. Featured speakers include Paul Komadina of CBRE Real Estate and Jeff Guldner, president of APS. Registration is $100 per person. For more: business.phoenixchamber.com. FRIDAY 6/28 Spamilton: An American Parody 8 – 10 p.m. at The Phoenix Theatre Company, 1825 N. Central Ave., Phoenix. We’ve all heard of the Broadway smash- hit Hamilton...this play is like that one, but not. Spamilton: An American Parody will “roast, eviscerate and celebrate Lin- Manuel Miranda’s musical.” For those that loved the original, get ready to sing and rap your way through the story of Alexander Hamilton. Tickets are $38 – $88. For more: phoenixtheatre.com. destination. Admission is free. For more: phxpublicmarket.com. SUNDAY 6/23 Musical Icons: Johnny Cash 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. at the Musical Instrument Museum, 4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix. It’s Johnny Cash’s 90th birthday, so let’s celebrate for him. This event will have curator talks, film screenings and lots of music. Plus, guests will delve into the life of June Carter, Johnny’s wife and music partner. If you’re ready to hear more about Folsom Prison, head to the MIM. Tickets are $20. For more: mim.org. WEDNESDAY 6/26 Make It! 3:30 p.m. at the Phoenix Art Museum, 1625 N. Central Ave., Phoenix. Join Phoenix-based artists every Wednesday at the Phoenix Art Museum for a hands-on make and take activity. Each month features a different object or art-making technique. Let the art be your inspiration. Even better, this event occurs on “pay-what-you-wish” Wednesdays, where guests can pay what they want to get in – this is the museum’s way of “reducing economic barriers and increasing access to the arts.” For more: phxart.org. WHAT’S HAPPENING, ARCADIA? 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17 JUNE 2019 SAT. 6/1  SUNDAY 6/2 Verde Valley Home Show 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Verde Valley Fairgrounds, 800 E. Cherry St., Cottonwood. Calling all home improvement, DIY-ers and everyone in between. If you’re looking for ways to spruce up your home or garden, this is the place to start. Mingle with local exhibitors, plus enjoy seminars, classes, an outdoor expo, food, drinks and a raffle – everything to help your home or garden get a new look. Admission is free. For more: verdevalleyhomeshow.org. SATURDAY 6/1 Mother/Son Glow Party 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. at the Gilbert Community Center, 130 N. Oak St., Gilbert. Mamas, get ready to dance with your boys. Moms and sons (ages 2 – 17) are encouraged to wear white and head to the community center, where there will be a glowing dance floor, plus dinner, dessert, games, glow face painting, crafts and photos to commemorate this special night. Tickets are $25 a couple and $5 for additional guests. For more: gilbertaz.gov. Cars, Café and Flea Market 8 a.m. at My Crossroads Christian Fellowship, 42425 N. New River Road, Anthem. Guests are welcome to come out and view classic cars and enjoy free coffee, plus a homemade biscuits and gravy breakfast. The “Market on the Move” will also be on-site where you can pick up 60 lbs. of fruits and veggies for $10. For more: onlineatanthem.com. medal, plus a pre- and post-race brunch. Registration is $45-$75. For more: startlineracing.com. SUNDAY 6/2 Arizona Sonshine 5K 7 a.m. starting at the Prescott Valley Event Center, 3201 N. Main St., Prescott Valley. This 5K is held in conjunction with Arizona Sonshine’s health care clinic. Arizona Sonshine is a nonprofit that helps provide healthcare to people in Yavapai County. Guests can run the 8K, 5K or one-mile fun run, which goes along the Prescott Valley Pipeline Trail. Registration starts at $15. For more: active.com. Flagstaff Hullabaloo 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. at Wheeler Park, 211 W. Aspen Ave., Flagstaff. It’ll be a hullabaloo of a good time. Raising money for local nonprofits, the Flagstaff Hullabaloo will have live music from local artists, a food court, kid’s games and activities, a costume contest, puppets, clowns and a beer garden for the grownups. Tickets are $8 for general admission. For more: flaghulla.com. Memorial Fun Run 6 a.m. at the Yarnell Assembly of God, 17125 W. Fountain Hill Lane, Yarnell. Head to Yarnell to commemorate and celebrate the Granite Mountain Hotshots. This is the annual Memorial Run for the 19 men who lost their lives in the Yarnell Fire. There are 19K, 10K and 5K races to choose from, and each runner will receive a t-shirt and a finisher’s OUT OF THE AREA, BUT WORTH THE DRIVE Flagstaff Hullabaloo at Wheeler Park in Flagstaff. “My wife and I were concerned about our daughter’s future, especially after we’re gone,” says Mark Roth, developer of Luna Azul. “Here residents don’t stand out, nor are they isolated. They, their friends and families all come and go as they please, living safely and comfortably in an inclusive, gated community managed by an experienced on-site director.” Roth, whose adult daughter has a developmental disability, recognizes that ownership at Luna Azul offers families and their children the greatest and most reliable degree of choice and freedom, including the ability to choose where, how and with whom they live, while managing the services they need. Owning a cottage here assures that a loved one has a permanent home where he or she lives safely within a traffic-free campus, conveniently accesses 24-hour services, and is close to employment opportunities and urban amenities. While the community is open to those with special needs, anyone may purchase a home there. The 2-bedroom cottage-style residences are priced from the low $400s and 30 percent of the development is already sold. “We are thrilled to see this project come to life, and more, relieved to know our daughter will be safe and feel welcome,” Roth adds. For Details Call: Sean Zimmerman 480.239.9911 Unique Community for Adults with Disabilities Opens this Summer. Artist’s rendering of Luna Azul, a pocket neighborhood lunaphx.com | sean@lunaphx.com This is not an offer to sell, nor a solicitation of an offer to buy, to residents of any state or province in which registration or other legal requirements have not been fulfilled. Luna Azul, the nation’s first for-sale residential community designed specifically for those with intellectual, developmental and acquired disabilities, broke ground last year at 1500 E. Wahalla Lane in Phoenix. Now, it’s opening its doors. The four-and-a-half-acre development is designed for residents to live together in a safe and social setting. It is a place that encourages connections, fosters independence, and lays the foundation for caring relationships, social interaction and neighborly assistance when a fellow resident needs a hand. SPONSORED CONTENT