click to enlarge Beverage experts give you the best poolside cocktails at Hearth ’61. Hearth ’61 You made it through the weekend yet again – you deserve some fun. In the next few days you can take part in some cocktail events, attend a yoga class (also with cocktails) and sing along with the JoBros. Sip of Summer: A Cocktail Experience Enjoy four prepared dishes inspired by the flavors of Jalisco, Mexico, each paired with a special handcrafted cocktail made from premium agave-based tequilas from Casamigos. It starts on Friday, July 23, from 6pm to 8pm at Morton’s The Steakhouse, 15233 North Kierland Boulevard, Scottsdale. The first course consists of tequila shrimp street tacos with a watermelon and mint margarita, followed by carne a la parrilla with a summery paloma, then shrimp and crab campechana with a new fashioned. Dessert is the last – a chocolate ancho chilli cake with a smoky cinnamon horchata. Dinner is $ 99 per person including tax and tip. Julie Levin click to enlarge The Jonas Brothers. Republic Records Best Night Ever: A Modern Boy Band Dance Party As polarizing as boy band music has been over the decades, the fact is that their music is catchy, fun to listen to and definitely gets people in the dance mood. For this reason, on Friday, July 23rd, during the Best Night Ever: A Modern Boy Band Dance Party at the Rebel Lounge, 2303 East Indian School Road, you will see bodies moving on the dance floor. Inspired by legendary boy bands One Direction and the Jonas Brothers, the event features DJs playing hits from both acts, as well as other pop tunes from similar modern groups. Don’t hesitate to wear your best JoBros t-shirts to the dance party that starts at 9pm. Tickets are $ 15. Benjamin Leatherman Related Stories I Support Local Community Journalism Support the independent voice of Phoenix and help keep the future of the New Times free. Arizona Rattlers vs. Sioux Falls Storm Other local professional sports may be the most in the spotlight these days, but don’t sleep on the Arizona Rattlers. The Valley Indoor Football League team has got off to a brilliant start this season and has won seven of the first nine games. Led by quarterback Drew Powell, the Rattlers have fought their way to the top of the leaderboard, defeating competitors like the Tucson Sugar Skulls, Spokane Shock and Green Bat Blizzard. Next up is the Sioux Falls Storm (4-4), which will visit the newly renamed Footprint Center, 201 East Jefferson Street, for a game against Arizona on Saturday, July 24th. Kick-off is at 6:00 p.m. and tickets start at $ 19 per person. Benjamin Leatherman click to enlarge R-Three, a member of the Brothers of Wrestling. Benjamin Leatherman Arizona Wrestling Federation Summer Explosion Yes, beware, pro-wrestling promotions are once again showing live audiences at their events, and not just at WWE or AEW. Local indie group Arizona Wrestling Federation welcomed fans to their monthly smackdowns at the New AWF Arena, 3104 West Thomas Road, for all of the slams, spandex and storylines. On Saturday, July 24th, the AWF is hosting its newest event, Summer Explosion, which features over half a dozen games on the evening menu. Lineup highlights include Jimmy Jacobs challenging Andy Palafox for the AWF Championship, Cookies and Cream battling the Brothers of Wrestling for the tag team title, and Women’s Champion Brittnie Brooks versus Viva Van. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the bell time is 7:05 p.m. Tickets are $ 20. Benjamin Leatherman Spirited Sipping Seminar Learning is fun when you have a drink with it. The Hearth ’61 at Mountain Shadows’ July Spirited Sipping Seminar is all about perfect cocktails by the pool. Get a simultaneous history lesson and taste test on Saturday, July 24th, at 5445 East Lincoln Drive, Scottsdale, on this 30- to 45-minute class, which takes place at 3:00 PM. Space is limited to 20 guests, the maximum party size is 8, and it costs $ 39 to attend. Julie Levin click to enlarge A peek into Saguaro Scottsdale’s lobby with artwork by JB Snyder. Lynn Trimble Yoga and Mimosa It’s not the biggest debate in the world, but you need to ask yourself whether drinking alcohol or practicing yoga makes you more relaxed. Apparently, some people find it nice to mix the two. You can test this theory at Saguaro Scottsdale, 4000 North Drinkwater Boulevard, Scottsdale, where their 45-minute yoga and mimosa event begins on Sunday, July 25th at 8am, magical combination of orange juice and sparkling wine. Prior registration is required required and each course requires a minimum of six people. So remember to bring a few friends with you. Lynn Trimble
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