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10 Things to do This Weekend In Phoenix
10 Things to do This Weekend in Phoenix
This weekend of July 5 to July 7, keep spirits high after Fourth of July with an art exhibit, a pool party, a sports game and so much more.
Friday:
10 Things to do This Weekend in Phoenix: Family Edition
Show your child how big love truly is by taking them on adventures to the Valley’s top purposeful destinations in nature, art, food and many more. Their acts of kindness will surely blossom during the weekend of July 5 to July 7.
Friday
Day Trip to Slide Rock
All good things are wild and free, and Oak Creek Canyon’s Slide Rock is no exception. From the sound of crisp creek water ripples to a child’s laughter when stepping from rock to...
Q & A: Dbacks' Luke Weaver on Striking Out Poverty
Luke Weaver, Diamondbacks’ newest starting pitcher, and eight other Major League Baseball players have teamed up with Food for the Hungry's Striking Out Poverty and will be campaigning to provide resources like medicine, medical supplies, construction materials and other necessities for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. Throughout the baseball season, Weaver, in addition to his initial donation, is going to pledge $46 per strikeout, and with the addition of partner matches, every $1 equals $22, resulting in each strikeout amounting to a whopping...
Mom's Moment: Three Summery Recipes for the 4th
I’m not a cook. My husband actually prefers the kitchen, and for that, I consider myself lucky… I’ve just never had a knack for prepping food.
That’s why I’ll take any help I can get, considering it’s nice to at least try- once in a while- to be a Betty Crocker.
I recently took my first trip to Smart & Final. I’m a big budget shopper and didn’t realize their pricing is 25% less than regular supermarkets. Plus, they sell a bunch of bulk items, without...
Mom's Moment: Summer Boredom Busters
As we head into the dead of summer, I’m pulling my hair out trying to keep my kids entertained. In the same boat?
Here are 7 non-cliché boredom busters to stimulate the kiddos, and in turn, keep us mamas somewhat sain.
Travel “at home”
Surrendering an extravagant, expensive summer vacay? Instill in kids a love for travel from the comfort of home. You’ve probably heard of Little Passports, monthly subscription kits for kids exposing them to the world- but they just released a pseudo “camp in a box.” These
