with fair food, rides, entertainment, animals and exhibits. More info,
www.yumafair.com or 928-726-4420.
ARTBEAT 4, APRIL 21 (Yuma Art Center, Historic Downtown) - Tis will be the fiſth year for this free, juried show that’s been recognized as one of Arizona’s outstanding arts events. Enjoy an eclectic mix of recognized and emerging local, regional and international artists working in a wide variety of media. More info,
www.yumaaz.gov/4745. htm, 373-5202.
Zazoosh Media
YUMA COUNTY FAIR, APRIL 3-8 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) - With its agricultural traditions and small- town feel, Yuma is the perfect place to take in an old-fashioned county fair
Sound like a full calendar? Tese
events are just a taste of all that’s fun in the sun in Yuma this year. Get updated info anytime at www.
yumacalendar.org or sign up to receive a free weekly events e-newsletter at our website,
www.visityuma.com.
Yuma Visitors Bureau markets
the Yuma area within the travel and tourism industry and to the general public. Te nonprofit is funded in part by City of Yuma hospitality tax revenues. irect travel spending in Yuma County totaled more than $566 million in 2010, supported nearly 5,800 jobs and generated $36.3 million in state and local tax
revenues.For more information, call 800-293-0071 or visit
www.visityuma.com For more details about Yuma’s
year-round attractions, special events - and the rarely “cloudy with a chance of tacos” forecast - visit www.
visityuma.com or call 800-293-0071.
* Yuma hotel guests will eat free every day the sun doesn’t shine from Aug. 1, 2011 until July 31, 2012! For more information on our Centennial “ free board” promotion, call us.
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