With Spring Break around the corner, many students are looking
for places to go.
Many of Arizona’s local ski spots are closed this year but places like
Big Bear, California, Telluride or Durango, Colorado are just a few places
that are open with plenty of snow.
Courtesy of Vacations California
‘Death of a Salesman’ did not perish on stageThe MCC theatre department brought the Pulitzer prize winning play, Death of a Salesman, to life in front of an almost sold out audience at the Outback Theatre Feb. 23-26.
Concert Lineup - March
17 – Flogging Molly, Authority Zero (Mesa Amphitheatre, $20, 4:30 p.m.) Sugar Ray, Goldfinger, Dramarama and guests (Tempe Beach Park, $20, 4:30 p.m., 480-784-4444)
21 – The Strokes (Mesa Amphitheatre, $30, 4 p.m.) Augustana, The Damnwells (Big Fish Pub, $8, 7 p.m.) Tooth and Nail Tour (Marquee, $14, 6 p.m.)
22 - Ra, 32 Leaves (Martini Ranch, $20, 7:30 p.m., 480-970-0500)
26 -Anti-Flag, The Causalities, The Unseen (The Clubhouse, $15, 7:30 p.m.) Matchbook Romance, Silverstein (Marquee, $17, 6 p.m.)
29 – Fall Out Boy, All American Rejects (Glendale Arena, $29, 5 p.m.) Eisley, Brighten (The Clubhouse, $13, 7 p.m., 480-967-7977)
30 – Bleeding Through, Haste the Day (Marquee, $15, 6:30 p.m.)
31 – Black Eyed Peas (Dodge Theatre, $37, 7 p.m.)
31 – Tempe Music Festival: Jeff Beck, John Mayer Trio, Gin Blossoms (Tempe Beach Park, $35-100, 5 p.m.)