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Spending time in Mesa usually means that you'll be dealing with the desert air and sometimes intense heat. But those conditions won't stand in your way of experiencing some breathtaking natural attractions when you visit the Park of the Canals/Brinton Desert Botanical Garden. This truly captivating slice of nature is a 30-acre oasis that is the home of the state's largest botanical garden. In addition to its obvious beauty, the site is significant for its archeological digs and excavations. When you walk through the park, you will be able to see 4,500 feet of ancient Ho Ho Kam Indian irrigation ditches that date back to 700 BC. Indigenous plants and cacti are everywhere, as well as a playground for the kids.

In a world where art continues to be created with the help of a computer, it is refreshing to see artisans who use basic materials to construct something truly memorable. While many of these individuals use various materials to create their art, the ones who are well versed in the practice of woodcarving are the stars whose work is celebrated every year in Mesa at the Annual Desert Woodcarving Show and Sale. This art festival of sorts features wood sculptures by some of the most talented local, regional and national woodcarvers who all convene for this very popular annual event held every February.

There's an unequaled depth and breadth of scope in the wide variety of arts that are frequently presented at the Mesa Arts Center. Enjoy everything from national theater productions, live concerts, art exhibits, dance, comedy, art classes, and much more. For some of the best sights and sounds that make up the city's exciting arts and entertainment scene, there's a good chance that it is happening at the Mesa Arts Center.