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It's rare when you can take the kids to a place that is as educational as it is fun. Fortunately, at least one of those types of attractions can still be enjoyed in Mesa when you take the family on a Superstition Farm Tour. The tour is offered on a walk-in basis and lets visitors experience what it is like to work on an actual dairy farm. Not only will you tour the facility and learn about everything that has to be done on a daily basis, you may actually get to do some of the work yourself!

Are you excited to experience the ultimate mini-golf adventure? You'll love playing 18 holes in a relaxed, dark environment if you're a miniature golf fan. Glow Putt Mini Golf is the perfect place to host private or corporate events, as it can accommodate up to 80 players. It's an indoor miniature golf course that glows in the dark. It features a jungle-safari theme and 18 challenging holes with special UV lighting. Each golf ball is unique and shines brightly every time it passes through one of the custom-made chargers throughout the course. The layout is designed to entertain and challenge all skill levels and is air-conditioned for your comfort. If you plan to host your next gathering, consider Glow Putt Mini Golf's venue at Party Park.

There's classic rock and then there are classics that rock. The performances staged by the Mesa Symphony of the Southwest most definitely fall into the latter category. Formerly known as the Mesa Symphony Orchestra, this group of highly skilled musicians have been impressing audiences with live music entertainment since they first debuted back in 1956. The symphony undertakes a full schedule of performances throughout the year that not only spotlight the work of classical composers like Bach and Mozart, but they also present various concerts designed to appeal to some of the area's younger music lovers. Under the direction of maestro Cal Stewart Kellogg, that tradition is set to continue for many years to come.