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EntertainmentHigh-energy kid fix: KTR Chandler is the indoor action sports playground where kids can rotate between trampolines, a skate park, and soft play zones while you pretend this counts as cardio.
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High-energy kid fix: KTR Chandler is the indoor action sports playground where kids can rotate between trampolines, a skate park, and soft play zones while you pretend this counts as cardio.
Treasure hunt, Mesa style: Call It New / Call It Antique is the East Valley’s ultimate browse spot, with hundreds of eclectic dealers plus a front consignment area rotating clothing, furniture, records, jewelry, and quirky home finds.
Sugar fix, sorted: Too Sweet Cakes keeps the East Valley sweet with seasonal pastries, custom cakes, and their croissant doughnuts.
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Mesa Music Festival in Arizona will host three Free Days of Music, Comedy and Culture from 15-17 October 2026.
Full story at travelandtourworld.com ↗
The first-ever Fastball Comedy Festival is set to take place at Sloan Park on Oct.
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Beef prices have risen by around 30% over the last three years, according to Von Hanson's Meats & Spirits in Chandler, Arizona.
Full story at ahwatukee.com ↗
Chandler City Council meetings have begun using a metal detector for the first time, allowing attendees to enter the Council Chambers through a walk-through magnetometer.
Full story at chandlernews.com ↗
Cherrie Vierra, founder and executive director of Chandler-based Branching Out Family Services, has created a home for girls recovering from abuse, exploitation and trauma.
Full story at chandlernews.com ↗
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