Centennial celebrations this weekend include a time-capsule ceremony, shows by magician Aiden Sinclair, a 1920s-themed brunch and the opening of a new exhibit.
A new musical is appearing for the first time on a north Scottsdale stage Feb. 11-13, and it’s all about fake news and its consequences. At the play’s center are the rumors that have inflated the legend of Sarah Winchester and her mysterious mansion in San Jose, California.
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