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We are closed until September. Step into the past at the Scottsdale Historical Museum, a captivating tourist attraction nestled within the historic Little Red Schoolhouse built in 1910. Delve into the rich history of Scottsdale through a variety of exhibits and artifacts, curated and presented by a dedicated team of passionate volunteers. A journey through time awaits you at this iconic location, celebrating the spirit and heritage of Scottsdale. Admission is always FREE

This college football museum has Fiesta Bowl memorabilia & all 120 subdivision team helmets.

The 30-acre attraction-based park, located in the heart of Scottsdale, Arizona, is the most unique park of its kind in the country. Take a ride on the Paradise & Pacific Railroad and the 1950-vintage Allan Herschell carousel. Visit a variety of shops and museums, play on our one-of-a-kind playgrounds or play areas, or just relax in the grass under a tree in Scottsdale’s most beautiful park.

Stillman Station, 7301 E Indian Bend Rd

Playground, Stillman Station, Playground, 7301 E Indian Bend Rd

7975 Hayden Rd # D280

WALK-IN HOURS: 4pm-10pm Tues-Thurs; Friday, Saturday , & Sunday: 11am-11pm; ADVANCE BOOKING HOURS: 11am-11pm daily or CALL: (480) 269-0388 Lane Park is now House Rules! House Rules is Scottsdale’s premier destination for upscale entertainment, perfect for corporate events, team-building, birthdays, and bachelor/bachelorette parties. Featuring interactive games like Ice Curling, Axe Throwing, and Duckpin Bowling, House Rules offers a sophisticated yet playful atmosphere that sets it apart from traditional venues. Whether you’re celebrating or engaging in team-building, our unique blend of fun and innovation ensures an unforgettable experience for all guests.

The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) is an artist and audience-centered institution that brings communities together under the shared philosophy that art has the power to engage our imaginations, challenge our perceptions, and inspire change. Opened in 1999, the Museum has established itself as a leader in the arts presenting innovative exhibitions and educational programs. SMoCA engages with emerging and established artists from around the world and from our own community to support new commissions and encourage dialogue about the art of our time. The result is a lively community space that is a laboratory for creative thinking and new ideas.