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Mesa Festivals is a small, locally owned and operated business that has been coordinating events in the Valley for around ten years. They started with the Gilbert Food Truck Court in the dirt lots of Downtown Gilbert and have since expanded to hosting weekly events and helping customers book their favorite food trucks for their events. They have over 100 of the top local AZ food trucks in all tastes and sizes, so they've got you covered no matter what kind of event you're planning - community or private, big or small. They make event planning accessible by managing communication, scheduling, and other details with the food trucks to find your perfect match and make your event epic.

In a world where the importance of going green seems to get more and more important every day, learn about what you can do to help out when you visit Vertuccio Farms in Mesa. Established in 1979, this unique farm is home to fall festivals, corn mazes, a spring break camp and Easter egg hunts. Also, field trips and tours are available, but must be booked in advance. Some of the many highlights of the tour include a visit to the Pizza Farm, a straw maze, farm animals and lots more.

Hale Centre Theatre, located in Gilbert, Arizona, has been the premier family theatre since 2003. The 350-seat theater-in-the-round offers family-friendly shows throughout the year. The theatre is owned and operated separately by family members and is one of the five theaters in three states. The Hale Centre Theatre is legendary as America's longest continuously running, privately owned, and operated theater company. The theatre is committed to providing its patrons with the best theatrical experience possible in a warm and friendly environment similar to their homes. To accomplish this, they carefully select shows that reflect their promise to provide fun and affordable entertainment.

Experience the rich cultural and historic past of the Salt River Community at Huhugam Ki Museum, the "house of the ancestors" in the Onk Akimel O'odham language. The adobe brick building houses a one-room exhibit gallery that showcases the traditional and contemporary life of the Onk Akimel O'odham and the Xalychidom Piipaash. The Huhugam Ki Museum is committed to preserving and collecting the community's culture through baskets, pottery, photographs, and artifacts. They invite visitors to learn about the heritage and participate in educating future generations of O'Odham and Piipaash. Come and discover the beauty of the history and culture at Huhugam Ki.