Phoenix

Visit the Newly Opened CHILDREN’S MUSEUM ~ Phoenix
Engaging the minds, muscles, and imaginations of children and the grown-ups who care about them.

See an OUTDOOR MOVIE
Kids love doing things outdoors that they normally have to do inside. Plus what a great way to enjoy the breezie evenings! There are a few terrific options to take the kids to outdoor movie ~

Cool off with a MILK SHAKE
Nothing better than a real ice-cream milk shake to cool off and bring out the child in everyone!

Volunteer to CLEAN UP THE BEACH
“Beach Cleanup is a great way for families and neighbors to take care of our fragile marine environment, show community support for our shared natural resources, learn about the impacts of marine debris and how we can prevent them, and to have fun!”

Start a BOTTLED WATER DRIVE for the homeless
Last year, there were over 50 heat-related deaths in the Valley. Shelter is essential during the hot daytime hours; however, water is a necessity for the homeless. Organize a water drive in your neighborhood or with family and friends.

Take a TOUR ~ Walking or Factory
Kids are naturally curious and a tour is a great way for them to see how things work, how things are made and get behind the scenes details. A tour is also is a nice way to do something different this summer with an educational twist.

Grab a MILK SHAKE

A combination of quality ingredients, a fun atmosphere, and family time together will create wonderful childhood summertime memories!

Spend the day at LOCAL LAKE
Arizona’s scenic canyon lakes and waterways offer spectacular desert views. Saguaro Lake, the Salt River and Lake Pleasant are within one hour of Phoenix; each one provides an opportunity for water sports and some rest and relaxation. There are boat rentals, food, and all the amenities to spend a day keeping cool!

Visit the Newly Opened Children’s Museum ~ San Diego
“New Children's Museum will let youngsters unleash their inner Picasso”

Learn about a MINE
One thing kids have in common is that they love rocks and big trucks. This summer take your kids to a mining overlook, a mining museum or tour a historic mine. They may even learn a bit about Arizona history!

Kids love to see how things work, how things are made and get behind the scenes details. A tour is a great way to do something different this summer with an educational twist.