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Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Posts Tagged ‘Arcadia’

Don’t feed the roof rats

IF you have fruit and blossoms on your trees, time to pick the fruit so the new crop can grow.

The Arcadia neighborhood is built in old citrus orchards, so if you have friends there they probably have more citrus than they can eat, and are likely to give you some. The fruit from the citrus trees attracts roof rats, who love the neighborhood too, maybe not for the nice houses and good schools, but [...]

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Old 'hood, new view

Lynn Trimble drives through her old neighborhood in Phoenix only to discover an Arizona SciTech Festival event taking place at Arizona Falls, a place she neglected to appreciate while living nearby. Check out her photos and reflections on finding the new in things dubbed old.

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Small world, small artists

Lynn Trimble shares news of two art exhibit receptions taking place in Scottsdale Thursday night, proving that it’s a small world — and that even small artists have big imaginations.

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Art meets water

Lynn Trimble returns to the Arcadia neighborhood of Phoenix, where her three children grew up, to see what’s new at the Shemer Art Center and Museum where they once enjoyed exhibits, art classes and outdoor festivals.

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One singular sensation

Lynn Trimble chats with Colleen-Jennings Roggensack of ASU Gammage, the only person in Arizona who gets to vote on who’ll receive those coveted Tony Awards® each year. They spoke by phone Monday morning as Jennings-Roggensack was in NYC for the exciting week that culminates with this Sunday’s 2011 Tony Awards® ceremony, being broadcast on CBS. Read “Stage Mom” every day this week for local takes on the Tony Awards®.

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Got glee?

Lynn Trimble explores Valley options for students hoping to “get their glee on” with musical theater classes or camps — and offers three tips for parents looking for summer camp programs.

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Much ado about movie theaters

There’s ballet, opera and Shakespeare in cinema. Fall openings for expected blockbusters from “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” to “The Voyage of the Dawn Treader” (think “Chronicles of Narnia”). Even a new theater opening this week at the Scottsdale Pavilions. Lynn Trimble explores art-related and family-friendly movie-going options.

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  • A summer birthday party at Kiwanis Wave Pool

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    Make your next birthday party a real splash by holding it at Kiwanis Recreation Center’s indoor wave pool and water slide! What could be better than three-foot waves and a double-spiral water slide? We’re giving away a Splash Bash Birthday Party  valued at $175. It includes: 16 people, birthday child is free two-hour hosted public [...]

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  • Tickets to “Despicable Me 2″ sneak preview

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    This summer, those lovable yellow minions assemble and return to theaters when “Despicable Me 2″ opens July 3. We are sending five families (four tickets each) to a special, reserved-seating advance screening at 7pm on Thursday, June 27 at the AMC Deer Valley 30. The screening will be in Real D 3D. The film features [...]

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