Are you ready for the world’s first Running Music Festival? Live DJs on course and an after-party you’ll never forget will be at the 2015 Night Nation Run.

The 6th Annual Brazilian Day Arizona Festival is the largest, most authentic Brazilian Independence Day event in the valley.

Phoenix Fashion Week will once again be held at Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale near McCormick Ranch. The event will showcase establised and emerging designers during three days of runway shows October 1st-3rd.

Scramble – A Breakfast Joint’s Scottsdale location continues its 2015 Junior Edition “Think Global — Eat Local”. The initiative, kicked off earlier this year, supports the ongoing demand for local products combined with the popularity of cooking shows for all ages.

Several Arizona restaurants are ranked on the Top 100 Al Fresco Dining list. Local restaurants honored are: El Chorro, Lon’s at the Hermosa, Mesquite Grill at Tonoto Verde, Tonto Bar & Grill and The Upton.

Scottsdale Public Art in partnership with the Scottsdale Public Library continues to present exhibitions and educational programming that strengthens awareness of the arts. Bring the family for some “cool” indoor summer fun to The Gallery @ The Library and explore the woods in a way you’ve never seen them before.

Downtown Scottsdale is the place to be this week as the Scottsdale Culinary Festival begins tomorrow, April 7 and runs through April 12.

Scottsdale’s annual Parada del Sol Parade has the distinction of being the “World’s Largest old town scottsdaleHorsedrawn Parade” and boasts more than 150 parade entries. The 62nd annual parade will be held on Saturday, Feb. 14 at 10 a.m.

If you don’t want to stop celebrating after the holidays have passed, celebrate Scottsdale’s local community and culture in an fun urban-marketplace setting. More than 50 artisans will have their work on display and local musicians will provide a musical backdrop for the Artisan Market.