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The museum showcases historic cowboy gear, Western fine art, Hopi pottery masterworks, and historic posters starring cowboys of the silver screen. Western Spirit, Scottsdale’s only Smithsonian Affiliate museum, celebrates the rich history, cultural heritage and indomitable spirit of the American West. Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West

Stop by for a burger or double-decker sandwich and finish off your meal with one of Sugar Bowl’s decadent desserts like the classic Tin Roof Sundae. Since 1958 the Sugar Bowl has been serving up classic American comfort food and cool ice cream treats from its bubblegum-pink storefront on Scottsdale Road.

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Pro Tip: Both SMoCA and SCPA house imaginative gift shops that are worth a visit if you’re on the hunt for a special gift! Next door, the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts features a year-round calendar of theatrical productions, dance performances, concerts, special events and more. The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) boasts rotating exhibitions of contemporary art, architecture and design. These artsy sister establishments sit side-by-side on the south end of Civic Center Park. Civic Center Park also is home to the iconic Little Red Schoolhouse, where the Scottsdale Historical Society Museum displays photos and artifacts from the city’s early days. ** NOTE: As of fall 2021, Civic Center Park is temporarily closed for an expansive renovation project. When the project is completed in early 2023, Civic Center Park will offer shaded pedestrian promenades, lush botanical gardens, a Water + Fog Plaza, three spacious event lawns, the Marshall Gardens wedding area and numerous other upgrades and enhancements. This lush pedestrian park is home to several installations from Scottsdale’s renowned public art collection, including Robert Indiana’s iconic “LOVE” sculpture. Walk through the swinging doors and enjoy a taste of the Old West. Housed in a former bank building where the vault now holds liquor instead of money, the Spur features live music seven days and nights a week. from the blacksmith shop, in what used to be the old livery, the Old Town Scottsdale Parada del Sol Rodeo Museum displays Parada del Sol rodeo memorabilia dating back to 1953.Ī registered historic landmark, the Rusty Spur is Scottsdale’s oldest cowboy saloon. The shop is still owned and operated by the Cavalliere family. A short walk south brings you Cavalliere’s Blacksmith Shop, which was built in 1910 from tin, then remade in 1920 from adobe. Today, the mission hosts events like the annual Dia de los Muertos celebration. The Old Adobe Mission was built in 1933 from 14,000 adobe blocks weighing 50 pounds each.

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Scottsdale history is on full display along this stretch of Brown Avenue.

Open Saturday mornings from October – May.īrown Avenue Historic Sites (Brown Ave. Pro Tip: Grab a cup of coffee and go early for the best selections. Organic fruits and veggies, locally made salsas, artisan breads and pastries, regional honey, handmade gifts and more are yours for the asking at this fun, festive market. Saturday mornings buzz with lively energy at the Old Town Farmers Market. Here are 11 things you won’t want to miss on a day in Old Town Scottsdale! From the chic boutiques along famed Fifth Avenue and the galleries of the Arts District to the eclectic shops in the Historic District and beyond, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to browse, dine and explore. Old Town Scottsdale encompasses nine walkable districts that offer treasures at every turn.

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