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Fun + Events
Downtown Scottsdale offers great shopping, dining,
nightlife, galleries, and entertainment...all just a short
walk from Hotel Valley Ho. Our concierge maintains a full
calendar of nearby events, including:
Ongoing
- Happy Hour at Trader Vic's Every day from 4-6 pm and 9-11 pm, enjoy 1950s pricing: appetizers like $1 Moo Shu Pork, $2 Maui Burger + Sweet Potato Fries, and $3 Crab Rangoon. Click here for the happy hour menu. For reservations, call 480.421.7799 or click here.
- Happy Hour at Cafe ZuZu: Cool Redux. Enjoy $3 retro appetizers and drinks in the ZuZu Lounge and on the patio. Monday - Friday from 4-7pm. For reservations, call 480.421.7997 or click here.
- Monday Night Chef's Table at ZuZu Twice per month. A four-course meal, with a beverage carefully selected for each course. Special menu selections. Conversation with the chef and special guests. Call 480.421.7997 for details and reservations, or click on the newsletter on the Cafe ZuZu page.
- Every Thursday at Trader Vic's: Ladies' Night Drink specials and $1, $2, and $3 appetizers*. For reservations, call 480.248.2000 or click here. *Specials for bar only.
- Acoustic Soul Nights at Trader Vic's Thursdays through Saturdays in March, featuring live music from artist Myles David Lancette. Click here for more information.
- Hotel Valley Ho Architectural Tours The tours explore the classic design elements and history of the hotel, as well as the stories of its celebrity past. Call (480) 248-2000 for reservations, or click here for more information.
- ArtWalk (every Thursday night) Downtown Scottsdale. Live music, art demonstrations, restaurant samplings, and gallery shows.
- The Comedy Spot Professional Stand-Up Comedy in Old Town Scottsdale.
- Third Thursdays Main Street Plaza. Enjoy acoustic music by Haven James, and shop from local artists and artisans.
- Cultural Trolley Tours Second Saturday of each month at 10:30 a.m. Get a tour of downtown Scottsdale's history, galleries, and more.
- Old Adobe Mission This historic mission is reopening, through the end of May.
- Old Town Farmers Market Saturdays from 8:30-1:00 at the corner of Brown and 1st Street.
- Saturday Sounds Concert Series Through March 2010, in Old Town. The series spotlights the Valley's up-and-coming musicians. Dozens of art galleries open.
- Spree! The Art of Shopping Customized private tours of Scottsdale's art scene including galleries, artist studios, and local jewelers. Call 480.661.1080.
- Singing Cowboy Gary Sprague Gary rides through town on his trusty steed Dusty, Saturdays from 1-4, ending at the Rusty Spur Saloon. Call (480) 312-7750 for more information.
- Fridays at the Borgata Farmer's market from 10-4 and live music from 4-6. Browse the Borgata's shops while you are there.
- The European-Chic Tour At Westcor Shopping Centers. Shopping packages tailored to each visitor's desires.
- Fit City Scottsdale Get Out, Get Fit. View downtown walking routes and more.
- Canal Concert Series Free live music! Every Sunday from 2-5pm at Steston and 6th Avenue.
March
- Native Trails (March 4, 25, & 27) Scottsdale Civic Center Mall from noon to 1:30, free admission. Native American music, dance, art, and food.
- Sunday A'Fair (March 7 & 28) Scottsdale Civic Center and Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts from noon to 4:30, free admission. Concerts, performances, public art tours, and hands-on activities.
- Spring Training: Baseball (Feb. 25 - April 2).
- Spring Butterfly Exhibit (March 6 - May 9) Desert Botanical Garden.
- Generations Band (March 11) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
- Festival ArtWalk (March 11) Downtown Scottsdale, free.
- 40th Scottsdale Arts Festival (March 12-14) Scottsdale Civic Center Mall.
- Spring Training Radio Network Live from the Valley Ho (March 13) 6-7 pm at the OH Pool. Old and new players, celebrities, managers, and commentators will be discussing baseball’s hottest topics during a live broadcast. Stop by for a listen! Autograph signings + food & drink specials will be offered during every broadcast.
- Martin Short (March 13-14) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
- Talk Cinema (March 16) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
- Essential Graham: Classics of the Martha Graham Dance Company (March 19-20) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
- Spring Training Radio Network Live from the Valley Ho (March 20) 6-7 pm at the ZuZu patio. Old and new players, celebrities, managers, and commentators will be discussing baseball’s hottest topics during a live broadcast. Stop by for a listen! Autograph signings + food & drink specials will be offered during every broadcast.
- Gilberto Gil (March 21) Scottsdale Civic Center Amphitheater.
- Keyboard Conversations with Jeffrey Siegel: Chopin the Storyteller (March 23) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
- Rosanne Cash (March 26) Scottsdale Civic Center Amphitheater.
- Spring Training Radio Network Live from the Valley Ho (March 27) 6-7 pm at the OH Pool. Old and new players, celebrities, managers, and commentators will be discussing baseball’s hottest topics during a live broadcast. Stop by for a listen! Autograph signings + food & drink specials will be offered during every broadcast.
- Joe Lovano: Us Five (March 27) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
April
- Live music at OH Pool Bar + Cabanas: More Info
- Cafe ZuZu Easter Egg Hunt and Brunch (April 4) Guests and children are invited to take part in an Easter egg hunt at 9am on Cafe ZuZu's patio and around the hotel. Prizes will be awarded to participants who find the most eggs, and also to one guest who captures the golden egg. Special Easter Brunch ala carte menu available from 6am to 3pm. For more information, call 480.421.7997.
- Trader Vic's Easter Dinner (April 4) 11am to 8pm. Choose from the regular menu, or the special menu created just for the evening. Menu
- Spring Butterfly Exhibit (March 6 - May 9) Desert Botanical Garden.
- Sunday A'Fair (April 4 & 11) Scottsdale Civic Center and Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts from noon to 4:30, free admission. Concerts, performances, public art tours, and hands-on activities.
- Native Trails (April 1, 3, 8, & 10) Scottsdale Civic Center Mall from noon to 1:30, free admission. Native American music, dance, art, and food.
- Phoenix Film Festival (April 8-15) Harkins Theatres Scottsdale 101. Film screenings, parties, workshops, and more!
- Elvis Costello Solo (April 9) Scottsdale Civic Center Amphitheater.
- The Ballet Hispanico Company (April 9-10) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
- Katsina Doll Marketplace (April 10) Heard Museum.
- Scottsdale Culinary Festival Great Arizona Picnic (April 17 - 18) Scottsdale Civic Center Mall.
- Baaba Maal (April 22) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
- The Alexander String Quartet (April 24 - 25) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
- Talk Cinema (April 27) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
- Marcus Roberts Trio (April 30) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
May
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| Hotel Valley Ho was cool back in 1956 when it first opened its doors, before downtown Scottsdale was downtown. It's every bit as chic now, after an expansive but meticulously-groomed 2005 renovation.
This mid-century modern landmark offers posh, playful rooms and suites, fab fare at Cafe ZuZu and Trader Vic's, and VH Spa for Vitality + Health. Hotel Valley Ho is centrally located in downtown Scottsdale, just a short walk from shops, restaurants, and Old Town's renowned art galleries.
The seven-story Tower is the artful elite hotel within a hotel. It offers spacious one and two-bedroom Tower Suites with complete kitchens as well as generously-sized Tower Signature guest rooms. Here, the rooms are distinctly designed as light, bright, and fanciful havens with sweeping panoramic views.
Hotel Valley Ho. The evolution of cool.
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