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Success StoryJohn and Kathryn

John and Kathryn had both been members of Great Expectations for six months when the pair selected each other at a speed dating event. They both decided to join Great Expectations because they were looking for a higher quality dating experience. John proposed to Kathryn this past March and the pair married June 5, 2012 in Tuscany, and plan on continuing the celebration in Maui. When people ask about their experience with Great Expectations they respond saying that you get out of it what you put into it. Congratulations to the happy couple!


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Stand Up Live: Bobby LeeThursday, March 28 – Saturday, March 30

Best known from his numerous years as a cast member on Madtv, Bobby Lee can now be seen as a regular guest on E!’s “Chelsea Lately” and has been touring the country year-round with his hilariously unpredictable stand-up.

Stand Up Live 50 W. Jefferson St., Phoenix 480-719-6100www.standuplive.com

Live Music: Black CarlSaturday, March 30

Kisment with Sean Watson in the Lounge

Crescent Ballroom 308 N. 2nd Ave., Phoenix(602) 716-2222www.crescentphx.com

Gateway Guide to Mesa, Gilbert, Queen Creek. A spring selection of the best places to eat, shop, events and things to do.

Find events like Wingstock: Where Music and Chicken Meat on Saturday, March 30 www.wingstockaz.com

See Awesome Blossoms: Discover hikes bursting with wildflowers.

Eat at the East Valley’s best local restaurants.

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Easter Egg-Citement at Schnepf FarmSaturday, March 29

Admission includes a burger or hot dog lunch, an unlimited ride wristband (for train, jumping pillow, honeybee adventure, swinging lady bugz, flying farmers & carousel) and an Easter cookie. Photo’s can be taken with the Easter Bunny.Visit website for times and full schedule of events.

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Sunday Afair Sunday, March 31

Features free outdoor concerts in Scottsdale Civic Center Park, a fine arts and crafts market and fun activities for children and families. Bring blankets, lawn chairs or picnic baskets and enjoy a relaxing afternoon of great entertainment. Delicious foods from the grill, snacks and cocktails, beer, wine, and soft drinks also are available for purchase.

7380 E. Second St, downtown Scottsdalewww.scottsdalepublicart.org

Spring TrainingThru Saturday, March 30

Grab a cold one and a comfortable spot in the grass to help root for your favorite MLB team. Games are scheduled every day until March 30. Tickets start as little as $5 a game.

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NBA Suns vs Sacremento KingsThursday, March 28

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Stand Up Live: Bobby LeeThursday, March 28 – Saturday, March 30

Best known from his numerous years as a cast member on Madtv, Bobby Lee can now be seen as a regular guest on E!’s “Chelsea Lately” and has been touring the country year-round with his hilariously unpredictable stand-up.

Stand Up Live 50 W. Jefferson St., Phoenix 480-719-6100www.standuplive.com

Live Music: Black CarlSaturday, March 30

Kisment with Sean Watson in the Lounge

Crescent Ballroom 308 N. 2nd Ave., Phoenix(602) 716-2222www.crescentphx.com

Gateway Guide to Mesa, Gilbert, Queen Creek. A spring selection of the best places to eat, shop, events and things to do.

Find events like Wingstock: Where Music and Chicken Meat on Saturday, March 30 www.wingstockaz.com

See Awesome Blossoms: Discover hikes bursting with wildflowers.

Eat at the East Valley’s best local restaurants.

www.visitmesa.com

Easter Egg-Citement at Schnepf FarmSaturday, March 29

Admission includes a burger or hot dog lunch, an unlimited ride wristband (for train, jumping pillow, honeybee adventure, swinging lady bugz, flying farmers & carousel) and an Easter cookie. Photo’s can be taken with the Easter Bunny.Visit website for times and full schedule of events.

24810 S. Rittenhouse Rd., Queen Creek480-987-3100www.schnepffarms.com

Sunday Afair Sunday, March 31

Features free outdoor concerts in Scottsdale Civic Center Park, a fine arts and crafts market and fun activities for children and families. Bring blankets, lawn chairs or picnic baskets and enjoy a relaxing afternoon of great entertainment. Delicious foods from the grill, snacks and cocktails, beer, wine, and soft drinks also are available for purchase.

7380 E. Second St, downtown Scottsdalewww.scottsdalepublicart.org

Spring TrainingThru Saturday, March 30

Grab a cold one and a comfortable spot in the grass to help root for your favorite MLB team. Games are scheduled every day until March 30. Tickets start as little as $5 a game.

www.cactusleague.com

NBA Suns vs Sacremento KingsThursday, March 28

US Airways Center 201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix 602-379-7878www.nba.com

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Feld Entertainment’s New Ice Spectacular Celebrating the Legacy of Disney’s Classic

Animated Films Skates into the US Airways Center April

11th – 14th Audiences will discover endless riches when an extraordinary lineup of stories from the Disney Vault come to life for the ultimate Disney animation celebration in Phoenix with the new production, Disney On Ice presents Treasure Trove. Disney On Ice sets the gold standard with its newest skating spectacular spanning tales from the first full-length animated film to the 50th Disney film, coming to the US Airways Center from April 11 – 14, 2013.

Hit the ice with Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald and Goofy as they embark on a fun-filled treasure hunt for some of the most popular Disney films ever. Families can expect to get tangled up in the Walt Disney Studio’s 50th animated feature with Tangled stars Rapunzel and Flynn, and enter the worlds of other favorite Disney princesses – Tiana, Cinderella, Jasmine, Ariel, Sleeping Beauty, Belle, Mulan, and of course, the one who started it all,

Snow White. Youngsters of all ages will enjoy setting sail with Peter Pan, the always sassy Tinker Bell, and the cantankerous Captain Hook & his pirate pals on an adventure beyond Never Land and trekking the wilds of Africa with Simba, Nala, Pumbaa and Timon as they discover the true meaning of the ‘Circle of Life.’ And no one wants to be late to a very important date with Alice & the Mad Hatter as they march with the Queen of Hearts’ Army of Cards. Highlighting eight Disney movies and more than 50 Disney characters featured, Feld Entertainment’s Disney On Ice presents Treasure Trove has a magical story for every generation to relive! Tickets are now on sale and available to purchase through the US Airways Center Box Office, online at Ticketmaster.com or charge by phone at 800-745-3000.

Disney On Ice Rolls Back Prices For One Day Only Offer – 50%

Off Tickets Available For Sale On Friday, March 22nd With School

Supply Donation to Children First Academy

As a special advance pre-sale event, Feld Entertainment will be offering a remarkable ticket discount to Disney On Ice fans

for one day only on Friday, March 22nd! Anyone bringing a new school supply (such as cleaning supplies, classroom supplies, sporting equipment, paper, etc.) to the US Airways Center will be granted the special opportunity to purchase tickets for Disney On Ice presents Treasure Trove at a 50% off discount! All supplies collected will be donated to Children First Academy, a local school for homeless children. The deal begins on Friday, March 22nd at 12:00PM ends at 1:30PM and is limited to 50 tickets per

performance with a limit of 4 tickets per person (not valid on Front Row or VIP seating options).

Once the limited number of Treasure Trove Deal tickets are sold out on Friday 3/22, fans with school supply donations will still be able to purchase until April 11th at a $5.00 off discount rate (excluding VIP and front row seats). The ticket promotion lasts until April 11th at 7pm. For more information, visit www.DisneyOnIce.com.

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Performing Grateful Dead classics in the same way that an orchestra interprets music of classical composers, the Dark Star Orchestra selects from among the nearly 2,500 shows that the Grateful Dead performed during their thirty-year tenure as fathers of improvisational rock.

The composer spirit is derived and channeled as the musicians capture the excitement and innovation of the original performances and compositions. On most performances, the Dark Star Orchestra presents the complete original set list, song by song and in consecutive order, while adapting their phrasing, voice arrangements, and specific musical equipment for the various eras of the Grateful Dead shows that they perform.

Members of the Grateful Dead themselves, including rhythm guitarist/singer Bob Weir, drummer Bill Kreutzmann, vocalist Donna Jean Godchaux, and keyboardists Vince Welnick and Tom Constanten, have appeared on stage and performed with the Dark Star Orchestra.

Using entire shows from the Grateful Dead’s thirty years of

extensive touring as a launching pad, the Dark Star Orchestra recreates the original song-for-song performance set list for an entirely new generation of Deadheads. Touring nationwide for nine years to the tune of 1,300 shows since forming, the band’s determined commitment to “raising the Dead” has drawn national media attention.

Tickets: $36.50–$39.50. Circle of Friends donors who give $500+ annually are eligible for 10% off concert tickets. Call 480-478-6000 or visit www.themim.org for more information.

Friday, April 5th at Chandler Center for the Arts

Back by popular demand! Hotel California “A Salute to the Eagles” was founded with the intent of filling the void The Eagles left after their breakup in 1982. Hotel California uses their extraordinary vocal and musical talents, which allows them to faithfully and accurately reproduce the sound of The Eagles’ studio recordings, bringing back memories and touching the hearts of every generation. Each concert presents an exciting showcase of The

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Listen to Joseph J. Airdo’s movie reviews and more during the entertainment portion of “Breakthrough Thinking Radio,” 2-3 p.m.

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Stan Robinson, 66, is a retired first assistant director with more than 22 years of experience in film and media production. Read his full features and reviews exclusively online at ScreenScene.org.

Randy Montgomery, 34, works in media and marketing and holds a master’s degree in counseling and education. Read his full features and reviews exclusively online at AZWeeklyMagazine.com.

Joseph J. Airdo, 29, is a Walter Cronkite School of Journalism graduate with a bachelor’s degree in media analysis and criticism. Read his full features and reviews exclusively online at Examiner.com/Phoenix.

REVIEWERS, ROUNDTABLE

The following are reactions from each of AZ Weekly Entertainment Magazine’s film commentators in an effort to generate a well-rounded overview of this weekend’s new releases.

‘Mental’Toni Collette plays a char-ismatic, crazy hothead who transforms a family’s life when she becomes the nanny of five girls whose mother has cracked from her hus-band’s political ambitions and infidelity. (NR - 116 minutes)

Joseph: “Mental” begins with plenty of promise, opening with a woman singing and dancing next to a clothes-line in a shabby Australian backyard as though she is

Julie Andrews in “The Sound of Music.” Unfortunately, save for a sprinkle of such ec-centric ingenuity here and there throughout its nearly 2-hour runtime, writer/direc-tor P.J. Hogan’s new dramedy never again matches said sequence’s creative flair. Moreover, the movie - which, among other things, tackles the topic of mental illness - ironically suffers from a bipolar disorder in which it asks us to laugh one moment and cry the next with nary enough time in between each tonal U-turn. (Grade: D)

‘Ginger & Rosa’Elle Fanning and Alice Englert play inseparable friends who, while growing up in 1960s London, find their relationship redefined as the Cuban Missile Crisis looms. Playing exclusively at Harkins Camelview 5. (PG-13 - 89 minutes)

Stan: Writer/director Sally Potter’s latest triggered that long suppressed memory of my parents and grandmother in October of 1962, huddled and grasping for any news of the stalemate that was occur-ring. I was about to turn 16 that month, a sophomore in high school, and quite perturbed that my birthday was taking second place. This view of teens, from across the waters on the other side of the planet, puts into perspective the total-ity of the psychological effect through the eyes of young-stersgrappling to understand it all. Looking back on that time through ‘Ginger & Rosa’ eyes, let’s not ever come that close again. (Grade: C+)

Joseph: Nearly every actor who appears in writer/director Sally Potter’s new drama “Ginger & Rosa” deserves a standing

ovation. However, the only standing that anyone is likely to do for the film itself is the kind that is required when walking out. Although it is always nice when a movie transports view-ers to another time and place, this particular motion picture’s purpose in doing so gets somewhat lost along the way. However, if watching characters wander around aimlessly while spouting philosophies that were placed between their lips lacking any finesse from the filmmaker whatsoever sounds like fun to you, then - by all means - have at it. (Grade: D)

‘Wrong’Jack Plotnick plays a man who, desperate to reunite with his lost dog, embarks on an absurd journey that includes an encounter with an enig-matic pony-tailed guru (William Fichtner) who teaches him how to metaphysically reconnect with his pet. Playing exclusively at Harkins Valley Art. (NR - 94 minutes)

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als in writer/director Quentin Dupieux’s latest is that stark re-minder of some of the residents in my senior living complex who treat their animal com-panions as if they are human children, to the extent that one neighbor who will undoubtedly never speak me again should this review find her eyes. When ever she and the dog out, it’s in a baby carriage. When I see that, I want to ask ‘Why’, which is also resounded throughout the film, and as I think about it, its that question that’s sure to elicit a multitude of answers which could be the underlying purpose of the filmmaker, to ask the question.(Grade: C)

Joseph: There is one question that will plague your thoughts each and every solitary second while watching “Wrong.” That question is: “Why?” To say that the new comedy from writer/director Quentin Dupieux does not make any sense whatsoever is an unabashed understate-ment. It is certain to be the most mentally incompetent motion picture that you see all year. However, that pin-nacle level of preposterousness is precisely what makes the movie so astonishingly amus-ing. Having said that, Dupieux does have trouble keeping such a thin story interesting through-out despite a relatively brief runtime - especially compared to his whacky work of genius “Rubber.” (Grade: C)

SOUNDBITE SPOTLIGHTThe following quotes were pulled from interviews conducted by AZ Weekly Entertainment Magazine’s film columnists with talent speaking on behalf of movies recently released in theaters.

Actress Sara Rue (‘Dorfman in Love’) By Joseph J. Airdo

Writer/Director Sally Potter (‘Ginger & Rosa’) By Stan Robinson

“It is a really sweet love story but it is also about this woman finding her voice - figuring out who she is and then sharing that with the world. I think that is the one thing that we all as people have a hard time with. At least I do. Who am I really? What do I really believe in? What is actu-ally important to me? We get so swept up in sort of what the media tells us to care about and all these other influences that we really have to dig down deep and figure out what is it that we as human beings really care about and want for ourselves. When you figure that out, you see who you really are.

“It is so interesting. The older that we get and the different

stages we go through in life, it seems like we become differ-ent people. But I think that the truth is you are always the same person. You just discover these new things about yourself. I think that is what this character is do-ing. It is about self-discovery and embracing that self. It is about finding your voice and embrac-ing that voice.

“I really loved playing this char-acter and hope that people will go out and see the movie. It is based on [screenwriter Wendy Kout’s] life story. She was on set every single day and I was able to draw a lot of the character from her. That was really gift. We made this movie for not a lot of money. The one thing that this

movie has is a lot of heart. There is a lot of passion behind the making of this film. I think how much people cared about this movie while we were making it comes across in the film and that is really refreshing.” – Sara Rue

“I always think its rather mys-terious how films finally come onto the page, I’ve written all my films and its still a mystery to me how the ideas really arrive, its seems to be like a moment sit-ting down and facing the blank page because I still write long hand on paper but it like looking into the void, into this kind of blankness and into that blank-ness comes an image of a film as if its already made, so I often feel as if all I’m doing is looking into this screen in my brain and writing down what I see there. I don’t know if that’s a trick of the mind, but that the way in which I write and of course those im-ages and thoughts come from a mixture of memory, observation, and the imagination where you put together things from your experience as well as things you don’t know about and imagine yourself into them.

“This is a story with universal themes even though it’s set in a different time, and as we now are facing what could be the end of the world through possibly climate change, its good to look at how the human race managed to survive an earlier time when it

seemed that the world might end in 1962. This story is also of the human universal themes of love, and disappointment, and hope.” – Sally Potter


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Actress Ashley Benson (‘Spring Breakers’)By Joseph J. Airdo

Writer/Director Quentin Dupieux (‘Wrong’)By Stan Robinson

“We were kind of intimidated by [James Franco]. It was actually scary for us. He has this weird accent and does not look like somebody that you see every day. I think that we were all very much in our characters’ heads and mindsets. Our characters are drawn to him because he was hardcore just like us but we were very skeptical of him. He was intimidating and scary and that is how our characters kind of viewed themselves. I think there are only a few moments when we thought that he was funny and those were when he was making jokes or being charming and cute.

“It is so upsetting when people think of it as [exploitive] because it’s not. That is just [director Harmony Korine’s] style. It is not grotesque. It is not trying to exploit people. We are not naked throughout the film. Even during our sex scene, we purposely didn’t show things because we

didn’t want to. Harmony was never like, ‘You need to be naked for this film.’ It is just a part of the story - and it is very real.

“For instance, the scene where [Rachel Korine’s character] is topless with all of those college boys - that is a very real sit-uation that happens to girls all of the time when they have too much to drink. And it could have been a very bad situation. It could have lead to rape or whatever and Harmony makes sure to show things like that because it is very real. I don’t think that this film exploited us in any way. I think that it just showed a different side to us. We were playing these crazy girls. And it was such a great opportunity for us to be a part of because people haven’t seen us do anything like this before.” – Ashley Benson

“When I started writing ‘Wrong’, it was a that precise moment the perfect timing for what I wanted to do, and I don’t why the story came to me, I was writing down some thoughts and suddenly every started mak-ing sense. It was two years ago that I started writing it and it fell into place. The script for ‘Wrong’ was 74 pages and we shot the film in 22 days. We were shooting pretty fast, some days we were accomplishing 8 minutes of finished segments a day, other days with complicated settings and circumstances we were able to only shoot a minute and a half of completed sequences.

“You asked me to ‘pitch’ the story of ‘Wrong’ to you, if I did, it would seem like a very bad movie [chuckle], it’s the story of a guy who lost his dog and he’s trying everything he can and suddenly he realizes that there’s this strange guru who kidnapped the dog… At this point the man I’m pitching to say’s enough, stop, stop. But, when I have a chance to give my script to them to read, I’ve been lucky. The script is a lot better than any ‘pitch’ I can make in person. I have to say, all of my movies, I’ll settle for get-ting them read as opposed to pitching the

concept and it has worked for getting them made.” – Quentin Dupieux


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The Phoenix Film Festival is proud to announce the 13th annual edi-tion April 4– 11, 2013, and is plan-ning its biggest and best festival ever. The best way to keep up on the festival and activities is the website at http://PhoenixFilmFes-tival.com where you can join their mailing list and “Like” the festival on Facebook.

The Phoenix Film Festival has been named one of ‘The 25 Coolest Film Festivals’ by MovieMaker Magazine and is a program of the 501c(3) non-profit Phoenix Film Founda-tion. The festival was started in

2000 by independent filmmakers as an opportunity to showcase independent filmmaking and it has quickly become Arizona’s largest film festival.

The 8-day festival annually screens over 140 films, holds amazing parties, and provides filmmaking seminars all in one convenient lo-cation with the parties and work-shops being held right on site. The Phoenix Film Festival is held on 7 screens at the Harkins Scottsdale 101, 7000 E. Mayo Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85054.

Phoenix Film Festival - 13th Year

“Moonlight Mile” (2002): Sarandon is heartbreaking as the mother of a deceased woman whose fiance wants to move on.

“Stepmom” (1998): Combining grit and vulnerability, Sarandon is perfect as a divorced mother with little tolerance for her ex-husband’s new love.

“The Witches of Eastwick” (1987): Together with Cher and Michelle Pfeiffer, Sarandon offers a terrific representation of novelist John Updike’s trio of small-town sorceresses.

“Atlantic City” (1980): Sarandon and Burt Lancaster as an aging mobster make a great team.

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By Stan Robinson

The guiding force of the Phoenix Film Festival is Executive Director Jason Carney. It’s a tall challenge and Jason speaks fondly of the festival with the glee of excite-ment in his eyes!

“As executive director of the Phoenix Film Festival, I also run the Phoenix Film Foundation which is the non-profit that puts on the festival and the other activities the foundation is in-volved with. I report to the board of directors and I over see all of the festival operations as well as our filmmaker membership group, the Phoenix Film Society which is our monthly screening group, and the student festival which all falls

under the non-profit banner.

“The Phoenix Film Festival is 140 films over 8 days with 4 parties, so we have a little bit of something for everyone! We’ve films, we’ve got workshops, we’ve got parties, we’ve got filmmakers, and it’s the biggest film party in the state so you don’t want to miss that! We create this great community for 8 days and it all takes place in one place, in one location, which is re-ally unusual for a festival this size. It’s like you said, one gets to inter-active with filmgoers, filmmakers, and get to interact over 8 days. So come on out, see some great films, interact with marvelous filmmakers, and take in a party or two!” – Jason Carney

Executive Director Jason Carney of the Phoenix Film Festival

Horror and Sci-Fi at Phoenix Film Festival By Randy Montgomery

The International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival takes places at the Phoenix Film Festival (April 4-11) and features eight showcase films, six competition features and four shorts programs. Festival Director Andrea Beesley is excited about the selections and guests. Beesley is raving about The Ghastly Love of Johnny X. “It was the last film shot on Kodak’s black and white stock. It’s a beautiful looking film. We have the director here on Friday and the following Wednes-day, we have the star.” Meg Foster will be in attendance for They Live, the horror classic. “I’ve heard people talk about what a great guest she is. It should be

awesome to have her at the festi-val,” says Beesley.

Former Lions Gate Producer and current FEARnet President Peter Block will be visiting the festival to present Saw. “His credentials are pretty impressive”, says Beesley. “He produced pretty much every Lions Gate horror feature. Fan will enjoy the chance to interact with him.” Teller (Penn & Teller) will present Play Dead With Teller. “This movie is really unique. It’s a filmed version of a stage show performed in New York. It should be terrifying and fun,” says Beesley. “Teller should be an interesting guest…everyone knows him as the silent one. Don’t forget about the Shorts. Every year the programmers up their game.”

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Who: Huey Lewis and The News What: Huey Lewis and The News has sold over 30 million records. Their 1983 album Sports is one of the best loved albums of the decade and included the hit songs “Heart and Soul,” “I Want a New Drug,” “The Heart of Rock & Roll” and “If This Is It.” The band followed that success by scoring a number one

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Who: Cheap Trick What: With songs like “Dream Police,” “Surrender,” “I Want You to Want Me” and “The Flame” Cheap Trick defined the sound of the seventies. Blending pop and punk into catchy songs with mass appeal has made the band an international hit and helped the band to be ranked No. 25 in VH1’s list of the

100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock. Cheap Trick has over 20 million records sold, 40 gold and platinum recording awards and is also known for recording the theme song for Comedy Central’s Colbert Report. When: Friday, May 31st Show begins at 8pm

Who: Sinbad What: Voted one of Comedy Central’s “100 Greatest Stand-ups of All Time,” comedian Sinbad has experienced suc-cess on television and in movies since getting his start on “Star Search.” The award winning comedian has appeared

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By Jennifer Manly, ArizonaVinesandWines.com

Milagro, meaning miracle in Span-ish, is what you will experience at this Mexican-American fusion with European influences and a South American flair cuisine.

On Saturday, April 6th from 11am to 4pm, the Arcadia restaurant will host Growl on the Patio, an event to debut their new dog friendly patio, as well as their new growler program.

Beer-lovers will be able to en-joy their favorite drafts at home

with the Milagro Grill Growler, a refillable half-gallon amber glass jug. Milagro Grill’s four premium Mexican beers and craft domestic beers, including Mud Shark and Four Peaks, are ideal to transport in a growler and enjoy in the con-fines of your home.

An array of specials will be of-fered throughout the event. This includes a discounted price on growler jugs for $8 each (regularly $10 each) and $12 to fill the growl-er (regularly $15 to fill). Milagro Grill will also offer $3 Mud Shark draft beer and their seasonal $6 Sonoran Hot Dog.

However, specials are not limited to bipedal guests. Canines can enjoy dog food samples from boutique pet shop Noble Beast. Samples will include specialty dog food such as Innova, Evo, Natural Balance, Fromm and Zuke’s. There will also be giveaways for growlers

and assorted pet products.

In addition, photos will be taken of dogs attending the event, which will be posted to Facebook later that eve-ning. The dog with the most “likes” by Sat-urday, April 13th at 11am will win a $50 gift card to Milagro Grill!

Even if you’re not a beer lover, don’t worry you can grab a glass of Sangria Roja, Ruffino Pinot Grigio, Bogle Chardon-nay, Wilson Daniels Pinot Noir, Wilson Daniels Cab Sauvignon or choose some other great wines they

have available. The best part is that the wines listed here are avail-able every weekday from 3:30pm-6:30pm for only $5 a glass. Now you can start enjoying your wine and pup at this great location!

For more information visit Mila-groGrillAZ.com.

Growl on the Patio at Milagro Grill

By: Alison BailinBatz

If you are a wine lover, the past 10 years have been an exciting time to live – and drink – in Arizona. From Verde Valley to Sonoita to Willcox, vineyards and wineries across this great state have worked hard to earn national taste awards, market their regions as tourism hot spots and partner with some of the biggest and best culinary events here and beyond.

But, you know when you can really tell an industry – wine or otherwise – has really made it?

When they are able to pay it forward and give back to their communities-at-large.

One of the most impressive examples of how our Arizona wine region is giving back is happening on April 6th as five local wineries – in partnership with Alliance Beverage and Sonoran Brewing Company – will help transform the Phoenix Children’s Museum’s 48,000 square feet of hands-on, fun and educational activities for children aged newborn to 10 into a distinctly adult “Big Top” black-tie gala complete withdazzling aerial performances, celebrity chefs clowning around and whimsically wonderful wines.

The event – Cirque de Musée – is a new concept to both the wineries participating and the museum itself. While fundraisers at the museum note each year it hosts a large-scale gala to help support its Every Child Program, which provides free or reduced museum admission to families battling financial, emotional or circumstantial challenges, the sheer magnitude of this gala, not to mention its Cirque-focused theme, is something totally new to even the most seasoned event-goer in Arizona.

The impressive schedule of events kicks off at 6pm with cocktails, a silent auction and a culinary adventure hosted by hot Valley Chefs Rita French of Province, Stephen Toevs of Bistro 24, Jason Alford from Roka Akor Steak & Sushi, Beau MacMillan of elements, Michael Lamey from Meritage Steak House, Jay Bogsinske from District American Kitchen & Wine Bar, and Stephen Stromberg from Sapporo Scottsdale.

Next, guests will be escorted into another area of the Museum, literally transformed into the “Big Top.” Starting at 8pm ringleader and long-time museum supporter Chef Eddie Matney will be serving his own cirque-inspired, three-course dinner as the Circus School of Arizona and Gregangelo& Velocity Arts & Entertainment perform awe-inspiring circus acts.

Starting at 10pm guests will venture into yet another hall of the Museum for the grand finale – the VIP After Party. Think Cirque de Soleil meets Las Vegas nightclub meets Arizona Wine.

While a guest DJ acts as ringleader and even more local celebrity chefs clown around as they serve up late night bites and desserts, Arizona wine will come front and center by hosting its own tasting room until 1am. Guests will have to juggle reds and whites as five Arizona wineries bring their best and brightest collections for the cause. For those interested in the full night’s acts, tickets are $500. However, if looking to simply support our Arizona Wineries as they give back, After-Party tickets are only $125 and inclusive all of wine tastings, small bites, desserts, music and entertainment. For more information, visit www.kidsatheartgala.org.

Arizona Wineries Plan for Night under the Big Top

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Mention beer from Germany and most people think of one of two things. Either Oktoberfest or the mass produced lagers, mostly pilsners that we can buy relatively inexpensively in the United States. German beer is so much more than that. In fact, I will let you in on a little secret, some of these beers are not even made in Germany. But that isn’t what we are here to talk about, so let’s get to the topic of the rest of German beers.

German beer styles are as varied as the different cities throughout the country. Granted most of them are lagers or wheat beers, but the brewers in this country really show you how to make these two styles that many people take for granted.

Koelsch is a hybrid beer that comes from the town of Cologne. By agreement, this beer is only produced in Cologne. Legend has it that at one point, in order to call your beer a koelsch, you had to be able to see the steeple of the Cologne Cathedral from your

brewery. This beautiful cathedral, which dates back to 1248 and stands 515 feet high, was originally built to house the remains of the Three Wise Men of biblical fame.The light, straw colored beer is first warm fermented and then cold conditioned which crates different flavor profiles than a traditional style lager. Light with a pronounced, but not extreme, hoppiness, this beer is traditionally sold in 10 oz stange style glasses, a short glass with straight sides. A waiter will come to your table with a tray full of these beers and mark off how many he leaves you. At the end you settle up based on the number of tick marks made on his sheet and move on. Fruh is one of the better known Koelsch breweries.

Just a short hop up the Rhine River from Cologne is Dusseldorf. Much like its neighbor, Dusseldorf has its own hybrid beer. Altbier is produced by nine breweries and, like Koelsch, is warm fermented and lagered. It is, however, a darker beer with more of a fruity flavor to it. It is similar to

an English ale with a cleaner, crisper finish. Alaskan Amber is an American beer brewed in the Altbier style.

Bamberg is well known for smoke beers, but has a variety of styles available there. Smoke beer has been described as “liquid bacon” and the flavor comes from smoking the malts over hardwood until it absorbs

plenty of smoky flavor. Smoke beers are an acquired taste but one that is worth learning about. Once you develop a taste for these beers, your palate will crave them. Spezial and Schlenkerla are the two most well know of the Bamberg smoked beers.

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to it to take the edge off the sourness.

Kreutzal, a small town just south of Dusseldorf is home to Krombacher Brewing. While fairly new to America, KrombacherPils is the number one selling Pilsner in Germany. It claims 42% of the market in a country renowned for its Pilsners. With a dark Pils and a nice hefeweizen in the portfolio

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Hello again beer lovers, today I’d like to take a moment to chat about a new Beer Festival happening in the valley this week. The first annual Pitcher of Nectar Distributing Co.’s Spring Beer Festival. Taking place inside Whole Foods Market in Chandler, AZ on Saturday March 30th, from 3 to 7pm, this true beer festival will feature Twenty Five New and Rare Breweries from all around the United States and Europe.

Beers to look out for include the Upright Brewing series numbers Four through Seven, as well as Marin Brewing’s Brass knuckle Double IPA, El Toro’s Negro Oatmeal Stout, Against The Grain Brewing’s Shit Jeans, Bo & Luke, 2 Wheel Death Machine and “The Dude Will Abide” from Bad Attitude Brewing. My picks for the day include Pot Kettle Black American Black Ale from Yeastie Boys and Walk on Water Strong Ale from Mikkeller. Pretty crazy names for beers and even more unusual flavours, these brews are gonna blow your socks off!

The official list of breweries is as follows:

Marin Brewing, Rubicon Brewing, Ale Industries, Borderlands (Local), Joseph James, Against the Grain, Beer Here, Nogne O, Sudwerk, Bad Attitude, To01, Yeastie Boys, Mikkeller, Anchorage, Upright Brewing, Panil, Jolly Pumpkin, 8 Wired, X Beeriment, DrieFonteinen, JK Scrumpy Ciders, Thistly Cross Ciders, Timothy Taylor, Ass Kisser, El Toro and a few very special surprises as well. How’s that for a list of new to you breweries?

With lots of beers on tap, many in bottles and even a few Real Cask Ales, this promises to be the best and most unusual festival of the year. Tickets are $15 and include 10 samples. More samples can be purchased at any time should you feel the need for more brew.

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Krombacher is truly an amazing beer. You can typically find these beers on tap at Brat Haus in Scottsdale.

Bavaria, and especially Munich, is definitely the beer capital of Germany. Boasting the most breweries and the largest variety of beers, this is the place many people think of when they think Germany and beer. Whether it is the rich, magnificent Dark Dunkel of Andechs Brewery, a small monastery south of Munich, or the amazing Pilsners of Munich proper, or the incredible wheat beers from Kelheim, Bavaria is the place to drink.

Kelheim is home to Schneider brewery and when you talk about wheat beer, you have to realize that the history of wheat beer is also the history of the Schneider brewing family and its famous Schneider Weisse. Georg I Schneider, as the wheat beer pioneer and creator of the Schneider Weisse Original recipe (which is still used today), is revered by all wheat beer connoisseurs.Two-hundred years ago, wheat beer could only be brewed by the Bavarian royal family in their breweries. In 1872, King Ludwig II discontinued brewing wheat beer due to a steady decline in sales.

That same year, he sold Georg I Schneider the exclusive right to brew wheat beer. Thus, the Schneider Family saved wheat beer from extinction. Today, Georg VI Schneider is running the brewery in Kelheim, which the family acquired in 1927 and has remained the Schneider Weisse brewery to this day. It is the oldest wheat beer brewery in Bavaria; wheat beer has been brewed

there without interruption since its founding in the year 1607.

Schneider makes a variety of wheat beers, but their Original Weisse is, perhaps, the best known. The outstanding Aventinus, a doppleweizenbock, is an amazingly smooth dark beer with a deceptive 8% ABV. The secret story about this beer is that it was actually created by a woman. Mathilde Schneider was the widow of Georg III Schneider and ran the brewery supervising the development of this amazing beer. For a real treat, try the Eisbock that is made from the Aventinus base. The other unique beer from this brewery is Edel Weiss. This organic hefeweizen is lighter in color than the Original and is brewed as a tribute to the days that the brewery was located in Munich and participated in the Oktoberfest. After a fire destroyed the Munich brewery, all production was moved to Kelheim and they were no longer eligible to participate in Oktoberfest. One of the interesting things about this beer is its use of Cascade hops, a traditional American hop. This hop adds a nice bitterness to the beer without overwhelming the delicate wheat profile of the beer.

This amazing beer is now available in Arizona on draft and Centurion’s Bar Maximus, 2nd Avenue and Roosevelt Street, will be the first to pour it. On April 4th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM, Centurion will be hosting a very special tasting to introduce this unique beer to Arizona.

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Arizona Ave., and music is scheduled there from 4:45 to 9:15pm on April 5, and noon to 9:15pm on April 6. The highlight on Friday night will be the band El Chicano, a Latino jazz band started in East Los Angeles more than 40 years ago. Saturday night’s main stage schedule is headlined by Marcos Crego and the Cuban Tribe. The complete entertainment schedule is available online at www.chandleraz.gov/jazz and features performances by some of the best musical talent in Arizona, including Beth Lederman, Fred Forney, Royce Murray, Keith McKelley, Ira Hill, The Mason Affair, Desert Dixie, and others. The Willis Jr. High Jazz Band and the Chandler Gilbert Community College Big Band will also perform. In addition to the music, food and drinks will be for sale, and artists and vendors will be displaying their wares in the park on Friday and Saturday. The festival’s traditional interactive music session for children called How Cool is Jazz will be at the main stage from 3 to 3:45pm.

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TempeCanteen Tequila Bar (480) 773-7135, 640 S. Mill Ave.: Acoustic Music from 5:30 to 7:30pm. www.canteente-quilabar.com

Tempe Tavern (602) 625-1336, 1810 E. Apache Blvd.: Green Line Operator, 321 Stereo and Echo Bombs. www.tempetavern.com

Yucca Tap Room (480) 967-4777, 29 W. Southern Ave.,(Southwest corner of Southern and Mill): Blunt Club. www.yuccatap.com

FridayAhwatukeeCK’s Tavern and Grill (480) 706-5564, 4142 E. Chandler Blvd.: Chuck E. Baby. www.ckgrill.com

Apache JunctionJake’s-O-Mine (480) 982-8608, 1985

W. Apache Trail: Full Throttle. www.jakes-o-mine.com



Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd.: Nineball. www.cocomojoes.com

Harold’s Corral (480) 488-1906, 6895 E. Cave Creek Rd.: Young Country. www.haroldscorral.com

ChandlerJersey D’s Tavern and Grill (480) 705-9700, 5945 W. Ray Rd.: Differ-ent. www.jerseystavern.com

FlorenceMoonshine Willy’s (480) 570-4711, 20585 E Price (Station) Rd.: Dually Stoned. www.moonshinewillys.com

Fountain HillsJazz in the Hills / Alchemy at Cop-perWynd Resort (480) 333-1880, 13225 N. Eagle Ridge Dr.: Jack Rada-vich & Friends. 7:30-9:30pm. www.jazzinthehills.info

MesaHollywood Alley (480) 820-7117, 2610 W. Baseline Rd.: XTra Ticket. www.thehollywoodalley.com

O’Kelley’s (480) 756-6069, 2120 W. Guadalupe Rd.: Rock Addix. www.okelleysbar.com

Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill (480) 844-8629, 1065 N. Dobson Rd.: Marshal Reign. www.tobysmesa.com

PhoenixBlue Martini (480) 638-BLUE, 5455 E. High St., Suite 101: Smasht. www.bluemartinilounge.com

Char’s Has the Blues (602) 230-0205, 4631 N. 7th Ave.: Soul Power. www.charshastheblues.com

Copper Blues (480) 791-5005, 50 W. Jefferson St.: The Party Crashers. www.copperblueslive.com

Desert Ridge Marketplace 21001 N. Tatum Blvd.: Come Back Buddy (District Stage) and David & Amy of Peppermint James (AMC Fountain). www.shopdesertridge.com

Duck and Decanter (602) 274-5429, 1651 E. Camelback Rd.: Rick Strole. 6-9pm. www.duckanddecanter.com

Hazelwood’s First Place (602) 957-2462, 3626 E. Indian School Rd.: Daylon Greer. www.hazelwoodsfirst-place.com

Ice House Tavern (602) 244-1179, 3855 E. Thomas Rd.: Dead Canyon. www.icehousetavernphx.com

Joe’s Grotto (602) 992-1007, 13825 N. 32nd St.: Greenhaven and Cremains. www.joesgrotto.com

Steel Horse Saloon (602) 942-8778, 1818 W. Bell Rd., Suite 100: Full Metal Racket. www.steelhorsesaloon.com

Tailgaters (602) 547-9366, 6070 W. Bell Rd.: Rhythm Edition. www.tailgatersaz.com

Thunderbird Roadhouse (602) 439-6800, 3549 W. Thunderbird Rd.: Porch Dawgs.

ScottsdalePranksters Too (480) 990-1114, 7919 E Thomas Rd., Suite 101: Ronnie Glover and Trio Rio. www.prankstersgarand-brill.com

SurpriseCoyote Alley (623) 546-9222, 16846 W. Bell Rd.: 74th Street Band. www.coyotealleyaz.com

TempeTempe Marketplace 2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy: Think Horses (District Stage) and Grady Soine (B&N Foun-tain). www.tempemarketplace.com

Tempe Tavern (602) 625-1336, 1810 E. Apache Blvd.: Moans, The Baby Pops, Girl Boner, Slime and Booby Tramps. www.tempetavern.com

Yucca Tap Room (480) 967-4777, 29 W. Southern Ave. (Southwest corner of Southern and Mill): Black Carl, Gospel Claws, Sugar Thieves and Acoustic Round Robin Showcase. www.yuccatap.com

Saturday AhwatukeeCK’s Tavern and Grill (480) 706-5564, 4142 E. Chandler Blvd.: Loud House. www.ckgrill.com

Apache JunctionJake’s-O-Mine (480) 982-8608, 1985 W. Apache Trail: Full Throttle. www.jakes-o-mine.com



Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd.: Signature. www.cocomojoes.com

Harold’s Corral (480) 488-1906, 6895 E. Cave Creek Rd.: Young Country. www.haroldscorral.com

ChandlerJersey D’s Tavern and Grill (480) 705-9700, 5945 W. Ray Rd.: Shake It Loud. www.jerseystavern.com

Teakwood’s Tavern & Grill (480) 961-0945, 5969 W. Ray Rd.: Headroom. www.teakwoodstavern.com

FlorenceMoonshine Willy’s (480) 570-4711, 20585 E Price (Station) Rd.: Dually Stoned. www.moonshinewillys.com

MesaHollywood Alley (480) 820-7117, 2610 W. Baseline Rd.: Angry Samoans, Shattered Faith, Hudson Falcons, The Assassinators, The Father Figures, Rotten Youth and more. www.thehol-lywoodalley.com

O’Kelley’s (480) 756-6069, 2120 W. Guadalupe Rd.: Hawg Wild. www.okelleysbar.com

Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill (480) 844-8629, 1065 N. Dobson Rd.: Marshal Reign. www.tobysmesa.com

PhoenixBlue Martini (480) 638-BLUE, 5455 E. High St., Suite 101: Party Crashers. www.bluemartinilounge.com

Char’s Has the Blues (602) 230-0205, 4631 N. 7th Ave.: George Bow-man, Lucius Lamar and Baddboyz. www.charshastheblues.com

Copper Blues (480) 791-5005, 50 W. Jefferson St.: Easton Ashe. www.copperblueslive.com

Desert Ridge Marketplace 21001 N. Tatum Blvd.: Night Groove (District Stage) and Grady Soine (AMC Foun-tain). www.shopdesertridge.com

Duck and Decanter (602) 274-5429, 1651 E. Camelback Rd.: Rhonda Les-ter. 1-4pm. www.duckanddecanter.com

Ice House Tavern (602) 244-1179, 3855 E. Thomas Rd.: Mill’s End. www.icehousetavernphx.com

Steel Horse Saloon (602) 942-8778, 1818 W. Bell Rd., Suite 100: Johnson City Ambush. www.steelhorsesaloon.com

Tailgaters (602) 547-9366, 6070 W. Bell Rd.: Full Throttle. www.tailgater-saz.com

The Trunk Space (602) 256-6006, 1506 N.W. Grand Ave.: Peelander-Z, Man-Cat and Treasure Mammal. www.thetrunkspace.com

ScottsdalePranksters Too (480) 990-1114, 7919 E Thomas Rd., Suite 101: Funk N Chaos. www.prankstersgarandbrill.com

SurpriseCoyote Alley (623) 546-9222, 16846 W. Bell Rd.: 74th Street Band. www.coyotealleyaz.com

TempeSail Inn (480) 839-6637, 26 S. Farmer St.: Psychedelic Mooj. www.thesai-linn.com

Tempe Marketplace 2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy: Knee Deep Experience (District Stage) and Scott Jeffers (B&N Fountain). www.tempemarket-place.com

Tempe Tavern (602) 625-1336, 1810 E. Apache Blvd.: Bob Domestic, Swin-del, Smoke Bomb, The S.H.I.T and more. www.tempetavesrn.com


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Sunday, April 7th at Celebrity Theatre

2013 Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Famers Heart is back with new sounds, a new book and a ‘Fanatic’ tour that makes a stop at Celebrity Theatre at 7 p.m. on Sunday, April 7th. Introducing Fanatic, Heart’s 12th album of original material, and their first ever autobiography called Kicking and Dreaming: A Story of Heart, Soul and Rock and Roll. Fanatic, like its predecessor, 2010’s Red Velvet Car, captures vintage ‘70s Heart with its blend of hard rock and soulful, folk-inspired tracks, while it also sounds contemporary.

Their new memoir Kicking and Dreaming tells the story of Heart’s early days as being one of the first bands whose focal points were two female musicians in the-then male dominated world of rock. Along with the music, their story also touches on the personal, such as the sisters’ lives

(Ann and Nancy Wilson) growing up as part of a military family; their romantic relationships and breakups; and Ann’s battle with her weight. Ann and Nancy are arguably two of the most influential women in rock and roll. Heart struck it big in the ‘70s with hit albums like Dreamboat Annie, Little Queen and Magazine, not to mention a string of unforgettable singles that are still considered classic rock mainstays - “Crazy On You,” “Barracuda” and “Magic Man” just to name a few. With the band now in its fourth decade and having sold 35 million albums worldwide, it’s obvious Heart is as viable as ever. Congratulations to 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees, Heart! The awards ceremony will

be held at the Nokia Live in Los Angeles on April 18th, and aired on HBO on May 18th.. Doors open at 5 p.m. Tickets are still available at Celebrity Theatre or online at www.celebritytheatre.

com. To charge by phone, call 602-267-1600 ext. 1. All tickets are subject to a surcharge. Celebrity Theatre is conveniently located just 4 blocks south of the Loop 202 freeway, at 440 N. 32nd St., in Phoenix.

HEART ROCK ‘N ROLLS WITH A NEW TOUR ‘FANATIC’

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