World-renowned American sculptor, Ray Villafane, will visit the town of Carefree a second time to design and sculpt a public art display made out of sand from the Salt River in Arizona.

Carefree Fine Art & Wine Festival is 'a collector's paradise'

By Cheyenne Dickerson | Mar 2, 2017

This month, the Carefree/Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the 22nd annual Carefree Fine Art & Wine Festival

Taste of the Foothills fundraiser takes place March 23

By Kathy Adams | Feb 20, 2017

The Foothills Caring Corps' 13th Annual Taste of the Foothills Fundraiser will be March 23 in Cave Creek.

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