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Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Fitness Hike

McDowell Mountain Regional Park 16300 McDowell Mountain Park Dr. MMRP, Fountain Hills

Are you looking to do a long hike, but can’t find anyone to go with you? Join Ranger Kevin for a 8.4-mile hike on the scenic Pemberton, Granite, Bluff, and Tonto Tank trails. We’ll keep an eye out for wildlife and springtime wildflowers as we go. Trail conditions are rated easy-moderate, so expect some stretches...

Free with Park Fee

City of Chandler: Cerreta Candy Factory Tour (#2NC614)

Tumbleweed Recreation Center 745 E. Germann Rd., Chandler

Satisfy your sweet tooth with a trip to Cerreta's Candy Company, a historic family-owned business in the heart of Downtown Glendale. After a tour showcasing the process of creating delicious chocolate, caramels, and other sugary treats, shop around for some candy to take home. Dessert before dinner? Candy enthusiasts will also enjoy a delicious independent...

$30 – $41

Arizona State Parks and Trails: Romero Site Interpretive Hike

Catalina State Park 11570 N. Oracle Rd., Tucson

First and Third Monday of the Month   9 a.m. Join our local interpretive guides for a hike to the Romero Ruins. With this program, you'll walk through one thousand years of Hohokam history in 90 minutes. Meet at the Romero Ruins ramada on the first and third Monday of each month at 9 a.m., starting November 6 and...

Free with Park Fee

The University of Arizona: Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research Docent-led Tour

Bryant Bannister Tree-Ring Building 1215 E. Lowell St., Tucson

Join us for our free docent-led tour in the lobby of the Bryant Bannister Tree-Ring Building (1215 E. Lowell St.). Visitors will be introduced to the basic tenets of dendrochronology and have a chance to examine specimens. During your 1.5 hour tour, you will be introduced to the basic tenets of dendrochronology, have a chance to...

Free

Arizona State Parks and Trails: Guided Nature Hike

Red Rock State Park 4050 Red Rock Loop Rd., Sedona

Every morning, a volunteer naturalist leads a guided nature walk informing visitors about the different life zones of Red Rock State Park. The subjects discussed on this walk may include...

Free with Park Fee

National Park Service: Ranger Patio Talk

Coronado National Memorial 4101 W Montezuma Canyon Rd, Hereford

Join a ranger for a 15 minute talk at the Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center and learn about a variety of park topics including the Coronado Expedition, wildlife, and more!...

Free with Park Fee

Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary: Facility Tour

Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary Actual location given after reservations, Phoenix

Interact with some of our special animals, which for many people is a once in a lifetime experience.  Guests will get to learn about endangered species, how we contribute to conservation of those animals,...

Free – $25

Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Discovery Station – Ask a Ranger!

McDowell Mountain Regional Park 16300 McDowell Mountain Park Dr. MMRP, Fountain Hills

Come to the Nature Center and meet Ranger Kevin from 2:00pm to 3:30pm. Bring your burning desert questions! Try to stump the Ranger! Impress your friends and enemies alike with your new-found knowledge! We’ll also have a table full of interesting objects like bones, feathers, snake sheds, cactus boots and much more for you to...

Free with Park Fee

The University of Arizona: TAP Colloquium – Climate Regimes Across the Habitable Zones of Dim Stars

The University of Arizona, Gerard P. Kuiper Space Sciences Building 1629 E. University Blvd. P.O. Box 210092, Tucson

Presented by Dr. Ana H. Lobo Planetary Climate Scientist UC Irvine In the race to detect life beyond the Solar System, rocky M- and K-dwarf planets are increasingly observable and offer exciting prospects. Climate studies of these planets often assume an ocean-covered world. However, M-dwarf habitable zone planets may struggle to acquire and retain water...

The University of Arizona: Public Evening Lecture Series – JWST: Two Years of Operations Are Changing Astronomy!

Speaker: Dr. Marcia Rieke Elizabeth Roemer Chair Regents Professor Steward Observatory       We are thrilled to celebrate over 100 years of presenting lectures on astronomy & telescope viewing to the public. Public Evening Lectures will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Steward Observatory Room N210. All of the lectures and the use of the telescope...

Free