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Internationally Awarded Mesa Arts Center, One East Main Street, Mesa, Arizona
Phoenix Mountain Preserves - a uniquely Phoenix asset!
Pedal Craft Volume Two
Image Credit: DPJ 
The annual Roosevelt Row Pie Social, temporarily activating vacant land in downtown Phoenix.
Holiday lights are back on Central Avenue thanks to hundreds of businesses, non-profits, and individuals. Details here: http://bit.ly/ZBCivt
I'm thankful for a community that can build and support great organizations. This creates both local jobs and help for hard working people.
My Brompton folding bike rolls easily on to the light rail cars for my commute to school, internship and just about everywhere else I go.
Diversity in Canyon Corridor & Greater Phoenix
I am thankful for rock-climbing opportunities, in the city :)
Western heritage, equestrian events, rodeo, horse parks and trails.
Arizona sunsets. Just because.
Off-the-beaten-path places to explore. For architecture fans, this is one. For nature aficionados, well post your own photo!
Groups like Local First Arizona (and their volunteers) that organize events that bring people together.
Innovative thinking. Local builders created amazing "alternative spaces for simple living." You can see them till 12/31 at microdwelling.net
Neighbors who care about their neighborhoods. Central City South involved all parts of their community in creating a quality of life plan.
Opportunities just waiting to happen. What could you envision this now empty building, adjacent to Margaret T. Hance Park, to become?
Businesses that "get it," such as the Hotel Palomar offering its guests alternative transportation to check out the sights downtown.
Community groups that engage youth in "getting things done," like fixing up a pocket park.
A growing interest in our city's heritage. While there have been significant bumps along the way, progress is being made.
People who share their opinions on how to make our city better. The message here: Build up, not out.
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