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A private Paradise Valley retreat with room for ev A private Paradise Valley retreat with room for everything. 🌵⁠
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Priced at $14.995 million, this newly constructed 8,487-square-foot estate sits on 1.1 acres and brings together luxury living, wellness, entertaining and indoor-outdoor living.⁠
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The six-bedroom, eight-bathroom home features a private pool and spa, custom wellness center, bonus and game room, five-car garage with a show garage and lounge, detached guest house and attached casita.⁠
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Set against classic Paradise Valley mountain views, the estate is designed to make relaxing, hosting and enjoying Arizona’s year-round sunshine feel effortless.⁠
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📍 6232 E. Bret Hills Drive, Paradise Valley⁠

Learn more: retsy.com or the link in our bio ✨
Happy hour just got a whole lot better at @f16scot Happy hour just got a whole lot better at @f16scottsdale. ✈️⁠
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The American diner inside @theremihotel in Old Town Scottsdale has launched $10 ’Til Ten, a Friday and Saturday happy hour featuring $10 diner favorites, cocktails and select wines, plus $5 beers.⁠
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Think crispy mozzarella sticks, chicken nachos, Cali smash burgers, classic Caesar Salad, Jet Set Margaritas, draft beer and more⁠! 

📍 F/Sixteen | 4415 N. Buckboard Trail, Scottsdale⁠
🗓️ Fridays & Saturdays, 4–10 p.m.
THROWBACK THURSDAY 🔎🌵⁠ ⁠ We’re teaming up with @ph THROWBACK THURSDAY 🔎🌵⁠
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We’re teaming up with @phoenix_official_historian to uncover the stories, people and places that helped shape the Valley we know today.⁠
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This week: The Arizona Territorial/State Capitol Building!⁠
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Arizona State Capitol was built as Arizona’s Territorial Capitol after Phoenix became the territorial capital in 1889. Designed by architect James Riely Gordon, construction began in February 1899, using Arizona materials including malapai rock from Camelback Mountain, granite from South Mountain, and tuff from Yavapai County. The building was completed in 1900 and formally dedicated on February 25, 1901. ⁠

When Arizona achieved statehood on February 14, 1912, the building became the State Capitol. It housed the Legislature until 1960 and executive offices until 1974. After new government buildings were constructed, the historic Capitol was restored and reopened as the Arizona Capitol Museum in 1979. Today, its copper dome and Winged Victory weather vane remain iconic symbols of Arizona’s history and government. ⁠

The Capitol’s distinctive copper dome, topped by the Winged Victory statue, has become one of Arizona’s most recognizable landmarks. Inside, historic legislative chambers, artifacts, photographs, and exhibits tell the story of Arizona’s journey from territory to statehood. Today, the building serves as the Arizona Capitol Museum, preserving the state’s political heritage and helping visitors understand how Arizona’s government and identity developed.⁠
@desertdesignweek is officially underway! ✨ We ki @desertdesignweek is officially underway! ✨

We kicked off the week with Beyond Beautiful: Building a Profitable Design Firm, an insightful conversation with Holly Freres, Principal of @jhldesign, focused on the business side of design—from profitability and project management to billing, scope and sustainable growth.

Hosted at the beautiful @brownjordan_scottsdale showroom, the morning offered a valuable look inside what it takes to build a successful, sustainable design firm.

And this is only the beginning. Desert Design Week continues with a lineup of inspiring events, conversations and design experiences celebrating the people, ideas and spaces shaping Arizona’s design community. Stay tuned for more from the week ahead. 🤍

#DesertDesignWeek #DDW2026 #ArizonaDesign #InteriorDesign #DesignCommunity
Fall is in bloom at @cactusflowerflorists 🌿🎃 The Fall is in bloom at @cactusflowerflorists 🌿🎃

The Scottsdale staple, family-owned for more than 50 years, is welcoming guests to hands-on Experience & Design Classes featuring seasonal florals, succulents and creative designs—all paired with light bites and drinks.

From girls’ nights and bachelorette parties to corporate team building and family-friendly experiences, there’s a class for every occasion. This fall, look forward to experiences like The Pumpkin Bloom, Midnight Garden, Succulent Pumpkin Design and festive holiday wreaths and centerpieces.

📍 10822 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale
💐 Classes are $85 and include all materials, light bites + beverages.

Come design with your favorite florals at one of the Valley’s favorite florists. Explore the full fall & holiday class schedule at cactusflower.com/experiences-and-designs.
A little LA fitness energy is coming to the Valley A little LA fitness energy is coming to the Valley! ✨⁠
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Los Angeles-based @fortevita.co is bringing its signature sculpt method to @sanctuaryaz_ for an exclusive wellness weekend, October 10–11. Set against the stunning backdrop of Camelback Mountain, guests can enjoy Pilates-inspired movement, strength training, refreshments, and exclusive gifting from @alo. 
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Four 45-minute Signature Sculpt classes will be offered throughout the weekend, giving you the perfect opportunity to move, connect, and recharge.⁠
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📍 Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort & Spa⁠
📅 October 10–11 | $45 per class⁠
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Learn more and reserve your spot through the link in our bio! 🤍
Mediterranean favorites have arrived in North Phoe Mediterranean favorites have arrived in North Phoenix! 🥙✨

@lunagrill has officially opened its fourth Arizona location in less than a year, bringing its fresh, made-to-order Mediterranean cuisine to the Valley.

The new location features a custom mural by local Arizona artist @lizzyjanedoe, inspired by the North Phoenix community and its unique character. 🎨

From flame-grilled kabobs and signature bowls to fresh pitas and wraps, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Stop by and check out Luna Grill’s newest location!

📍 3025 W. Dove Valley Road, Suite 300, Phoenix
A new era of urban living has arrived in Uptown Ph A new era of urban living has arrived in Uptown Phoenix! ✨

@liveonecamelback is officially welcoming residents, bringing new life to the iconic tower at Central Avenue and Camelback Road. The 163-residence community blends modern design with the building’s distinctive architecture, offering studio to three-bedroom apartments, floor-to-ceiling windows, and stunning city and mountain views.

Residents can enjoy elevated amenities, including a rooftop pool and spa, fitness studio, resident clubhouse, and convenient access to Uptown Plaza, local dining, shopping, and light rail.

With nearly 11,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space, One Camelback is also creating new opportunities for local businesses and adding to the energy of the surrounding neighborhood.

Explore available residences and experience One Camelback at the link in our bio! 🏙️
THROWBACK THURSDAY 🔎🌵⁠ ⁠ We’re teaming up with @ph THROWBACK THURSDAY 🔎🌵⁠
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We’re teaming up with @phoenix_official_historian to uncover the stories, people and places that helped shape the Valley we know today.⁠
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This week: Save Camelback!⁠
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In the 1950s and 1960s, development was steadily moving up the slopes of Camelback Mountain, threatening its distinctive appearance. In 1956, Maricopa County established a 1,600-foot elevation guideline, declaring that development should not extend above that level. However, the restriction was not legally enforceable, and construction continued higher on the mountain. ⁠
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Concerned citizens, including women from dozens of Phoenix garden clubs, schoolchildren, and community leaders, organized to protect the mountain. U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater became a prominent leader of the preservation effort. By the mid-1960s, the campaign shifted toward permanently protecting land above approximately 1,800 feet. ⁠

The effort ultimately helped preserve Camelback’s upper slopes, and in 1968 the mountain became a Phoenix city park. ⁠
30 YEARS OF AZ FOOTHILLS ✨🌵 For 30 years, Arizona 30 YEARS OF AZ FOOTHILLS ✨🌵

For 30 years, Arizona Foothills Magazine has been telling the stories, celebrating the people and showcasing the places that make Arizona so special. From fashion and design to food, culture and the people shaping our community, it has been an incredible journey of sharing the very best of the Valley.

As we celebrate 30 years as Arizona’s Fashionable Storyteller, we’re reflecting on the moments, connections and stories that have brought us here, and looking forward to all that’s still to come.

Thank you to our readers, partners, clients and community for being part of our story. Here’s to 30 years and many more! 🥂
A little taste of @depwah Provisions 🤍🥐 We got to A little taste of @depwah Provisions 🤍🥐

We got to try one of Scottsdale’s newest pastry concepts, where French technique meets the rich flavors of Vietnamese heritage. From buttery, freshly baked viennoiseries to Vietnamese chocolate and cinnamon, sugar cane caramel and seasonal fruit, each pastry is thoughtfully crafted with something new to discover each season.

And yes, we’re already looking forward to our next bite. ✨

#Depwah #DepwahProvisions #ScottsdaleAZ #ScottsdaleFoodie
THROWBACK THURSDAY 🔎🌵⁠ ⁠ We’re teaming up with @ph THROWBACK THURSDAY 🔎🌵⁠
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We’re teaming up with @phoenix_official_historian to uncover the stories, people and places that helped shape the Valley we know today.⁠
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This week: The Orpheum Theatre⁠ 🎭️⁠
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A Phoenix icon with nearly a century of history. The Orpheum Theatre opened its doors in downtown Phoenix on January 5, 1929, at 203 W. Adams Street. Designed by Lescher & Mahoney, the $750,000 theater featured elaborate Spanish Baroque architecture and an atmospheric interior designed to make audiences feel as though they were sitting beneath the desert sky.⁠
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Originally built for vaudeville and movies, the theater later operated under names including the Paramount and Palace West. It also became an important gathering place for Phoenix’s Hispanic community when the Corona family leased the theater for Spanish-language films.⁠
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Over the years, the stage welcomed stars including Mae West, Henry Fonda, Carol Channing, Fanny Brice and Lauren Bacall.⁠
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After falling into disrepair by the 1980s, the City of Phoenix purchased the building in 1984. A community-supported $14 million restoration followed, and after being listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985, the Orpheum reopened in 1997.⁠
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Today, it remains a beloved downtown landmark and a piece of Phoenix history. 🌵⁠
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#ThrowbackThursday #PhoenixHistory #OrpheumTheatre #DowntownPhoenix #ArizonaHistory
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