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Travel back in time to the most exciting party since the days of Camelot. Explore the vibrant Arizona Renaissance Festival, where you can experience a day-long, fully immersive, interactive entertainment extravaganza like nowhere else. Stroll through the open-air Artisan Market to browse various arts and crafts. Get ready for an action-packed day filled with thrilling games and rides, brave knights jousting on horseback, majestic falconry displays, enchanting mermaids and fairies, friendly dragons, delicious feasts, and much more. This family-friendly event promises a non-stop adventure you will want to enjoy. Escape the modern world and step into a world of chivalry, feasting, and shopping at the open-air Arizona Renaissance Festival.

Experience the extraordinary at Ripley's Believe It or Not! This museum celebrates curiosity and discovery, inviting visitors to indulge in wonder and amazement. With hundreds of exhibits that showcase bizarre, unusual, and exciting interactive displays, it's an extraordinary museum you won't want to miss. Catch the "Cinematic Treasures" exhibit at Ripley's Believe It or Not! Explore the world of movie magic and get close to iconic big-screen props and cinematic memorabilia that have made their mark on film history. Visit Ripley's Believe It or Not! and discover the astonishing truth - that reality is often stranger than fiction.

The Marquee Theatre in Tempe, Arizona, is a popular live performance venue that hosts over 150 musical acts each year, featuring some of the biggest names in the music industry. Despite its somewhat dingy appearance, the venue is an actual rock-style club and one of the last places in the area that still embraces the Rock' n' Roll lifestyle. The venue consistently hosts great acts at affordable prices, including renowned artists such as NIN, City & Colour, Muse, Kings of Leon, Interpol, The Black Keys, Sigur Rós, Jimmy Eat World, Modest Mouse, Social Distortion, Tiger Army, and Deftones. The Marquee Theatre is also one of the few places left where people can still mosh and crowd surf, making it a haven for concert enthusiasts with diverse music tastes.