Mesa Art in the Park
Experience the Arts in this free event with live music, craft tables, giveaways and family fun! Location: Alta Mesa Park; 1910 N Alta Mesa Dr Mesa, AZ 85205.
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I Love Mesa Day Festival
The celebration will feature a variety of FREE, family-friendly and primarily outdoor events (concerts, etc) throughout Downtown Mesa.
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Making a Difference: Volunteering in Mesa
Community involvement has always been close to my heart. It’s the collective effort of individuals that shapes the character and future of a city. Mesa, with its vibrant community and rich history, offers numerous opportunities for residents to get involved and make a tangible difference. The Power of Volunteering: Community Growth: Volunteering is more than
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Boost Community Pride: Mesa’s Cleanup Program
As a proud Mesa councilman with a vision for our city’s future, I’ve always believed that community pride starts at the grassroots level. One of the most tangible ways to manifest this pride is by maintaining the beauty and cleanliness of our neighborhoods. That’s why I’m thrilled to share the City of Mesa’s Neighborhood Cleanup
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Discovering Downtown Mesa’s Vibrant Farmers Market
Every Saturday, the heart of Downtown Mesa is filled with life and energy, thanks to our Downtown Mesa Farmers Market. From 8am to 12:30pm, the streets are lined with stalls showcasing the freshest produce our local farmers have to offer. But what truly sets our market apart is its unique blend of farmers and makers.
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The Legacy of Rosarita: A Mesa Family’s Culinary Journey
Mesa, Arizona, has always been a city rich in history and culture. Today, I want to share a captivating story about Rosarita’s legacy- a Mesa family’s culinary journey that intertwines love, culinary artistry, and entrepreneurial spirit. In 1914, young Rosaura Castro and Pedro W. Guerrero began a journey that birthed the famous Rosarita brand. Rosaura,
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Navigating Mesa Safely: Streets and Transportation Department
The Mesa Streets and Transportation Department plays a role in maintaining the safety of the city’s streets and transportation networks. Mesa’s growth and vibrancy are evident in its bustling streets and diverse transportation networks. Ensuring the safety and efficiency of these systems is crucial for all Mesa residents and visitors. Understanding Mesa’s Transportation System: Commitment
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Volunteering with Mesa Fire and Medical Department
With 31 years as a firefighter at Mesa Fire and Medical Department, I’ve been honored to work with dedicated colleagues. Among them, the Volunteer Corps stands out as a beacon of community spirit and dedication. The Impact of the Volunteer Corps: Community Support: The Volunteer Corps is not just about firefighting; they are deeply involved
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Mesa’s Historic Preservation Program: Preserving Legacy
Mesa’s history is not just a collection of past events; it’s a rich tapestry that tells the story of our city’s growth, challenges, and triumphs. This history is a legacy, a treasure that we owe to future generations to preserve and celebrate. Mesa’s Historic Preservation Program is a testament to Mesa’s dedication to its unique
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Mesa’s Heritage: Exploring the Historical Museum
As someone deeply rooted in Mesa’s community, I’ve always believed in the importance of understanding our past to shape a brighter future. The Mesa Historical Museum is a testament to our city’s rich heritage and offers a unique opportunity for residents and visitors alike to delve into our history. From the intricate tales of the
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