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Step aboard The UnderTow and be transported to a different world where you can indulge in classic Tiki and modern, exotic cocktails. The unique atmosphere takes guests on a 90-minute journey in the belly of a spice trader's turn-of-the-century Clipper ship. Follow the adventures of Captain John Mallory and his crew as you sip on your favorite drinks. The signature décor and special effects are custom-created by various commissioned artists, making this world-class cocktail experience one-of-a-kind. And if you're a fan of rare rums worldwide, the UnderTow has a great selection. Plus, there's plenty of handcrafted, signature merchandise available to purchase.

The Valley Youth Theatre is a beautiful place for young audiences to experience live productions by talented young actors and behind-the-scenes staff. They even have a children's orchestra. With at least six shows per year, there's always something exciting happening at this theater. It's incredible to see how much of a positive impact Valley Youth Theatre has had on many children and their families since 1989. The performing arts can inspire children to be their best, and Valley Youth Theatre is a shining example.

If you're looking for a fun and exciting family adventure, the Renaissance Festival is an event you won't want to miss. Held annually in February and March, this festival transports you back in time to a 16th-century village filled with mermaids, maidens, and magical moments. With so much to see and do, you'll feel like you're a part of a 30-acre circus, an arts and crafts fair, a jousting tournament, and a feast all at once. Over 200 shops sell handmade items like blown glass, leather goods, and jewelry, where you can watch artisans create masterpieces right before your eyes. And with 16 stages of nonstop entertainment featuring music, dance, comedy, falconry, and acrobatics, there's something for everyone. Make sure to catch the three daily jousting tournaments or the Exclusive Pleasure Feast fit for royalty.

Find your green-thumb inspiration in the garden's Berlin Agave Yucca Forest or the Desert Wildflower Loop Trail at the Desert Botanical Garden, a naturalist's dream where they showcase more than 145 acres of stunning desert blooms, flora, and fauna year-round. The site opened in 1939 and now boasts over 21,000 plants, including outdoor exhibits and displays, specialty greenhouses, and endangered and fragile species preservation. One-third of the plants are native to the area, while the remaining plants come from all over the world, including special collections from Australia and Baja California. Ecosystems represented include mesquite bosque, semidesert grassland, and upland chaparral scrub.