Scottsdale’s Ultimate Treasure Hunt Is Back

If you're on the hunt for a unique adventure, look no further than the Scottsdale Treasure Hunt: Junk in the Trunk! This exciting event promises a thrilling journey through Scottsdale’s vibrant culture and creative thrift markets. 

Join the fun where treasures are discovered around every corner. Whether you’re a vintage enthusiast or love a good find, this event is perfect for you! Expect to see exclusive finds, artisan crafts, and unbelievable deals that you won't want to miss. 

Mark your calendars and prepare to dive into an adventure filled with history, artistry, and amazing collections. Discover how much fun a day of treasure hunting can be right in the heart of Scottsdale. Who knows what hidden gems you’ll take home? 

Stay tuned and don’t forget to follow the link for more exciting details! Click here for your guide to this must-see event! 

Fitigues, a family-run boutique in Scottsdale, teams up with Desert Labrador Retriever Rescue for a lively "Sip & Shop" fundraiser on Saturday, April 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 20875 N. Pima Road, Suite C103.

Attendees can mingle with adoptable Labradors searching for their forever homes while enjoying sparkling drinks and stylish shopping in support of local animal rescue.

The event adds a splash of creativity with live painting by artist Sebastian Sotomayor, making it a vibrant community gathering.

Scottsdale’s beverage scene dazzles with creative, desert-inspired drinks that celebrate Southwestern flavors.

At Weft & Warp Art Bar + Kitchen, the Sonoran Coffee infuses cinnamon, piloncillo, and orange peel for a cozy, spiced experience, while their Horchata Iced Cold Brew is a creamy, cinnamon-kissed brunch refresher.

Newcomers like Better Buzz Coffee and Three Beans Cafe charm with unique cold brews and coffee cocktails, adding playful, fresh energy to Scottsdale’s drinkscape.

Scottsdale’s tequila scene bursts with flavor and excitement, welcoming enthusiasts of all levels.

The annual Arte Agave Tequila & Mezcal Festival at The Clayton House showcases more than 100 tequila and mezcal varieties, featuring live music, folklorico dancers, and a bustling artisan market.

For an elevated tasting, Alma Scottsdale stands out with innovative cocktails and expertly crafted agave drinks, perfect for adventurers and aficionados alike.

Scottsdale remains a premier destination for vibrant, ever-evolving agave experiences.

Scottsdale boasts a lively cocktail culture with hands-on mixology classes for all levels eager to elevate their drink-making skills.

At the Scottsdale Plaza Resort & Villas, guests can join the “Raise Your Glass” workshop, choosing a favorite spirit and mixing both classic and seasonal cocktails with bartender guidance.

Those planning an event can try Scottsdale Mobile Bartending for interactive classes at any location, featuring both in-person and virtual options for groups of all sizes.

Encore Mixology creates memorable experiences, offering personalized classes and tastings brought right to your door.

Scottsdale’s mixology scene ensures a fun, educational escape for cocktail lovers citywide.

Scottsdale’s cocktail scene bursts with creativity, offering a feast for the senses and a playground for drink enthusiasts.

Tell Your Friends, a stylish underground lounge launched in May 2024, has quickly become a sensation, named Bar of the Year for its inspired cocktails and nightly live music.

Signature drinks, like the Jazz Age Smolder featuring smoky Aberfeldy Scotch, reveal the bar’s devotion to bold sensory experiences.

Scottsdale’s mixology venues promise excitement, flavor, and unforgettable nights for locals and visitors alike.

Prada Scottsdale will host an exclusive shopping event on Friday, April 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Scottsdale Fashion Square.

This invitation-only event features Prada’s latest collections while supporting Mother’s Grace, an Arizona nonprofit aiding mothers facing unexpected challenges.

Attendees can secure invitations by emailing sydney.mothersgrace@gmail.com.

Founded by Michelle Moore, Mother’s Grace has helped over 3,000 families and works with 33 global partners, with 85% of its funding supporting Arizona families.

Funds raised from Prada purchases will provide immediate relief and long-term support to mothers in need.

For those unable to attend, the organization welcomes donations, volunteers, and future event participation.

Scottsdale Fashion Square, a premier destination at 7014 E. Camelback Road, offers a fitting backdrop for this blend of luxury retail and community impact.

The Valley of the Sun JCC in Scottsdale has opened registration for its vibrant summer camps, welcoming children of all ages for a season of unforgettable fun and learning.

Families can select Kochavim Camp for little ones ages 2 through Kindergarten, or Shemesh Camp for kids entering grades K-10.

Each camp features lively activities like swimming, sports, music, art, and exciting field trips, all within a nurturing, inclusive environment.

Children will explore, make new friends, and enjoy days filled with adventure while embracing meaningful Jewish values.

Kochavim Camp runs May 26–July 24, while Shemesh Camp is open through August 6, 2026.

Thanks to a low staff-to-camper ratio, kids receive personal attention and support as they grow in confidence.

Spaces fill fast, so early registration is encouraged by contacting The J directly.

Scottsdale is a hidden gem for fans of miniatures and collectibles, offering unique destinations filled with charm and nostalgia.

The Doll House & Toy Store in North Scottsdale’s Promenade Shopping Center is the oldest family-owned store of its kind in North America.

Here, shoppers discover everything from detailed dollhouses and handcrafted miniatures to designer dolls and engaging educational toys.

Nearby in Glendale, the Arizona Doll & Toy Museum in the historic Catlin Court district features everything from antique bisque dolls to intricate dollhouses and modern action figures.

A standout attraction is the life-like schoolroom scene, evoking vivid memories of the past.

Down in Tucson, the Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures amazes visitors with over 400 miniature homes in fantastical, historical, and global settings.

For collectors and curious minds alike, these Arizona sites offer an imaginative escape into the world of tiny treasures.

In the heart of Cave Creek, just north of Scottsdale, Eric Watson is keeping the timeless craft of hat-making alive.

At Watson's Hat Shop, every hat is carefully shaped by hand with antique equipment dating back to the 1860s.

Inspired by Indiana Jones at just 12 years old, Watson’s childhood fascination with vintage hats sparked his passion for restoring and eventually creating his own unique designs.

From classic cowboy hats to stylish fedoras and Panamas, each piece is tailored to fit the wearer perfectly.

His craftsmanship has drawn everyone from local ranchers to celebrities, and his hats have even appeared in hit shows like Netflix’s Godless and Syfy’s 12 Monkeys.

Through his artistry, Watson helps preserve Scottsdale’s Western heritage, celebrated at events like Scottsdale Western Week.

For those wanting a true taste of cowboy culture, Watson’s shop offers not just a hat, but a journey into the spirit of the Old West.

Scottsdale’s thriving tasting flight scene invites adventure-seekers and flavor enthusiasts alike to explore the city’s rich beverage offerings.

At Cala Scottsdale, the Tour de Margarita delivers four inventive twists, from tropical passionfruit to coconut-and-cinnamon, all set against Mediterranean-inspired surroundings.

The Wine Collective highlights Arizona’s vineyards with striking wine flights such as “Rosé All Day” and the daring “Just Trust Me,” letting guests sip across the state in a single sitting.