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Memory Care and Music Series
Created for people experiencing cognitive impairment, including memory loss or dementia, this program combines exploration in the Asia and Oceania galleries with active music making. A museum guide leads a focused tour that spotlights instruments and traditions from diverse cultures, followed by a music-making session facilitated by a music therapist. Participants interact with instruments, share memories and stories, and enjoy a multisensory musical experience. Care partners are welcome and encouraged to take part alongside participants.
Musical Instrument Museum (MIM)Raising Cane's Fundriaser
A postgame meetup at Raising Cane’s is planned after the last game at Horizon High School as part of a fundraiser. Stop in to take part by enjoying a meal at the restaurant.
Mind in Motion
At Telephone Pioneer Park, Mind in Motion features an engaging dance class focused on neuro recovery with OT Katie Kirwan. Sessions take place every Wednesday.
Telephone Pioneer ParkDog Days After Dark
When night falls, the Garden opens its gates for an evening made for dogs and their humans to explore together. On select Wednesday nights, glowing pathways lead through 10 immersive light installations that wash the desert landscape in vivid color. Follow the illuminated trails as shifting hues and rhythmic effects reshape each turn, and take in the signature Desert Pulse installation that sets a radiant tone for a laid-back stroll. Drinks and pup cups are available while supplies last. For safety and comfort, keep dogs leashed, licensed, current on vaccinations, and under control at all times. Water fountains and refill stations are available throughout the Garden, and owners should clean up after their pets and use the provided trash receptacles. Dogs are not permitted at Gertrude’s by Tarbell’s or The RAF Gallery. Stay alert to cactus pieces and other debris, keep pets on the trails, and watch for signs of heat stress. Dogs that act aggressively toward people or other dogs will be required to leave.
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