Gilbert Town Square offers an exciting blend of dining, shopping, and entertainment choices. The architectural stylings are contemporary highlighted by a warm earth tone palette, extensive stonework and fountains throughout the center. Pedestrian-friendly crossings, roundabouts, and gathering places further enhance the friendly downtown appeal.

Explore the Past, Experience the Present, Imagine the Future. The Gilbert Historical Museum in located in the heart of Gilbert's Heritage District. The Gilbert Historical Society was organized in early 1960 with the goal of "Preserving the Past for the Future." Collections of pictures, documents and artifacts relating to the history of the community were preserved with the hope that a history of the area would be written and a historical center would be developed.

Dedicated to water conservation and wetland habitats. The Preserve has as a mission to promote awareness and appreciation of Arizona’s ecology and natural history, particularly desert and riparian environments through education and recreation programs for a diversity of visitors and research and development of strategies to preserve and protect these unique environments.

Western Skies is about the pure enjoyment of the game. A day of camaraderie. Green, well-manicured fairways stretching to the horizon and good friends challenging the course and each other.

The Mesa Arts Center opened in 2005 in downtown Mesa, Arizona. It incorporates four theaters: the Tom and Janet Ikeda Theater (1,588 seats), the Virginia G. Piper Repertory Theater (550 seats), the Nesbitt/Elliott Playhouse (200 seats), and the Anita Cox Farnsworth Studio Theater (98 seats). There are also 5 galleries and 14 art studios. The focus of the Mesa Arts center is to hosts professional performing arts, visual arts, and arts education programming.

Lone Butte has exciting casino action to suit everyone. With slots, table games, and bingo, you're sure to find your favorite game and make it your lucky day. The casino also features restaurants offering delicious, convenient dining options to satisfy every appetite.

Rawhide depicts what a western town was like and offers its visitors quality 1880's style family entertainment. This authentic frontier town is Arizona's largest western-themed attraction and has moved from Scottsdale to Wild Horse Pass on the Gila River Indian Community. Rawhide has a chuck wagon full of fun in store for you -- gunfights, stunt shows, shootin' gallery, gold panning, stagecoach rides, desert train, burro rides, live country music, Sundown Cookouts, a real blacksmith, and much more.

Browse more than 10 specialty shops with everything from authentic western wear to Native American art to handmade jewelry to cowboy toys.