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About the Mesa, Arizona Area
The city of Mesa was founded in January of 1878. It is located in Maricopa county, in the Phoenix/Scottsdale/Mesa metropolitan area. Although it is the third largest city in Arizona, it still retains a home-town character, and there are many annual celebrations that bring the community together. Mesa is also a destination for tourists, offering spectacular golf resorts, wonderful shopping and dining, interesting museums and cultural attractions, and beautiful weather. Location/Distances Between Towns/Cities Terrain Population
Other colleges and universities within 20 miles of Mesa include: Housing
Parks/Sports/Recreation/Golf
The Chicago Cubs make Mesa their spring home every year, for spring training. Cactus League Spring Training is at HoHoKam Park. The past 40 years the Cubs have been training in Mesa, and the locals residents come out in droves to watch them play. HoHoKam Park is also the summer home of the Mesa Miners professional baseball team, of the Golden Baseball League. As is true of all the cities in the Valley of the Sun, it is a golfer’s paradise, with many courses to choose from. The numerous public courses include: Augusta Ranch Golf Club, Desert Sands Golf Course, Dobson Ranch Golf Course, Dreamland Villa Golf Course, Fiesta Lakes Golf Club, Las Sendas Golf Club, Longbow Golf Club, Mesa Family Golf Center, Painted Mountain Golf Club, Riverview Golf Course, Royal Palms Golf Course, Sunland Springs Village, Superstition Springs Golf Club, and Toka Sticks Golf Course. There are also many semi-private and private courses and clubs, including: Additionally, there are resort facilities at the Viewpoint Golf Resort and the Arizona Golf Resort and Conference Center. Special Attractions/Events The Mesa Arts Center has a program of excellent theatre, music and dance. Museums in Mesa include the Arizona Museum for Youth, the Commemorative Air Force Museum, and Mesa Southwest Museum, a wonderful venue to learn about the early west, and there are exhibits from a pre-historic time when dinosaurs still roamed the earth. There are many annual events in Mesa, such as Mesa Annual Territorial Days in February, the Native American Pow Wow in October; and the Arizona Temple Christmas Lighting in December, along with the nation’s largest Christmas Nativity display. Additionally, nearby Phoenix and Scottsdale provide world-class shopping and dining, along with many wonderful cultural events and attractions, in this unique desert setting. Interesting Facts Mesa is the site of the Guinness World Record for "Longest Leap in a Monster Truck," achieved in 1998 by Richard Presley, who jumped 141 feet, 10 inches. Mesa was the filming location for 1992 movie, "Wayne's World" and 1989 movie, "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure".
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