For those looking for adventure and diversity, Arizona is the place for you. In Arizona, you can find different geographical terrains and climates to suit your need. Known for its sprawling deserts and extreme weathers, you can be sure of a unique experience the next time you visit Arizona.

Arizona is the home of the Grand Canyon, the massive canyon with a national park surrounding it. International travellers should carry a visitors insurance to overcome any health expenses incurred. International students studying in US can get a medical security with study USA healthcare insurance. Nothing can prepare you for the overwhelming experience of standing at the edge of the 9000 feet canyon, as your voice echo from the deep beyond. The Grand Canyon is one of the largest tourist attraction in the US. The national park is home to unique species of flora and fauna, including the California condor, mule deer, and Desert Big Horn sheep.

When you visit Arizona, you are in one of the largest home of the Native American people, with 22 tribes that maintain their reservations in this state. You can experience the unique native culture of the Americas, with their sacred dances, holy rituals, and authentic handicrafts.

While you’re in Arizona, don’t forget to taste the unique southwestern cuisine, a unique blend of Mexican and Southern cuisine. From Mexican tapas stand to high end fusion restaurants, there are much to savour in Arizona. Visit Arizona!

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As we rapidly approach our beautiful state’s 100th birthday:

The Arizona Republic has noted that Carl Hayden (1877-1972) is often recognized as the most influential Arizonan in helping the state move from a dusty frontier to a major force in America. While Hayden is no longer with us, your audience can still enjoy learning about Arizona’s colorful history through an entertaining and educational Chautauqua (Living History) presentation in many of the words of Hayden.

Larry Edmonds has been presenting this first-person, in-character educational and entertaining showcase program AS Carl Hayden, researched, written and developed thanks to an original grant from the Arizona Humanities Council. Larry has presented at dozens of nonprofit and for-profit organizations in virtually every corner of Arizona and many, many points in both urban and rural areas.

Larry is on the faculty as ASU and his area of study as an undergraduate and as a graduate student was performance studies. He has been a practicing Chautauquan for years, bringing Hayden, Barry Goldwater, George W.P. Hunt, and Ernest “Mac” McFarland to life for many appreciative audiences.

If you are interested in having a Carl Hayden presentation for Arizona’s centennial at your organization’s event(s), please visit this website for information how to begin the process of scheduling the presentation.

http://www.thechautauquan.webs.com/

For additional information, Larry may be reached by email at:
Larry.Edmonds@asu.edu

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2.  Apache Culture Center & Museum
Historic Park a mile high at the Foot of Arizona’s White Mountains, 150 miles Northeast of Phoenix and 30 miles South of Pinetop

Arizona Historical Society – Yuma: Century House and Museum Garden
240 S. Madison Ave.
Yuma, AZ 85364
tel (520) 782-1841
fax (520) 783-0680

3.  Arizona State Museum
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85721-0026
tel (520) 621-6281
fax (520) 621-2976

Arizona State Parks Board
1300 W. Washington
Phoenix, AZ 85007
tel (602) 542-4174
fax (602) 542-4180

4.  The Bead Museum
138 S. Montezuma
Prescott, AZ 86303
mailing address:
140 S. Montezuma
Prescott, AZ 86303
tel (520) 445-2431
fax (520) 445-2431

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