Entertainment Districts in Scottsdale

DC Ranch Marketplace presents restaurants and bars serving north Scottsdale's master-planned desert communities.

Gainey Village presents upscale restaurants and bars serving north Scottsdale's resort corridor.

McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park in Scottsdale presents a miniature train ride and carousel alongside picnic and event facilities for families.

Old Town Scottsdale is the entertainment and nightlife heart of the Phoenix metro area — a walkable district of bars, restaurants, nightclubs, galleries, and live music venues centred on Scottsdale's historic downtown. The area's proximity to Talking Stick Resort, Salt River Fields, and the Valley of the Sun casino corridor makes it the social hub for Arizona gaming visitors.

Old Town Scottsdale is the Southwest's most complete resort entertainment district — an authentic Western frontier town transformed into a luxury entertainment destination where outstanding restaurants, world-class galleries, and outstanding bars serve one of the most affluent resort communities in America. Its extraordinary preservation of its 1920s Western commercial character alongside world-class contemporary entertainment creates a district that perfectly captures the romance of the Southwest.

Old Town Scottsdale presents the densest concentration of bars and nightclubs in the Phoenix metro area, a popular bachelorette and nightlife destination in the desert.

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick hosts Rockies and Diamondbacks spring training, anchoring an entertainment district on Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community land.

Scottsdale Arts District presents galleries and the Thursday ArtWalk alongside Old Town's restaurants and bars.

Scottsdale Waterfront along the Arizona Canal presents upscale restaurants and bars adjacent to Old Town Scottsdale's nightlife district.

WestWorld of Scottsdale hosts the Barrett-Jackson car auction and major equestrian events, one of the largest event venues in the Phoenix metro area.