The Avenue of the Fountains merchants are seeing a lot more foot traffic to help them out, including the Chinese Lantern Festival, the national disc golf tournament, the Boys & Girls Club’s car show, the kite flying event, the two arts and crafts festivals and the Fine Art & Wine Affaire.
Kudos to the town.
I want to express my appreciation for the Fine Art & Wine Affaire, which I volunteered for to raise funds for the local Sunset Kiwanis Club.
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Bob Travis
The Avenue of the Fountains merchants are seeing a lot more foot traffic to help them out, including the Chinese Lantern Festival, the national disc golf tournament, the Boys & Girls Club’s car show, the kite flying event, the two arts and crafts festivals and the Fine Art & Wine Affaire.
Kudos to the town.
I want to express my appreciation for the Fine Art & Wine Affaire, which I volunteered for to raise funds for the local Sunset Kiwanis Club.
Even though the area was cordoned off, the foot traffic for the stores was fantastic. Anyone who was going to see the stores was admitted with no questions asked. Even Fountain Hills residents had free admission. The money raised goes to the children in our community.
So thank you again and keep bringing events to our great town.
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