What's New at Camelback Subaru...

The Camelback Subaru team recently presented a check for $5,224 to Crisis Nursery, the Valley’s longest running children’s shelter. This donation was earned through Subaru's annual Share the Love event, where shoppers just like yourself got to designate a $250 donation to one of six charities after leasing or purchasing a new Subaru at our dealership.

Meet your favorite baseball players, alumni and coaches at Fan Fest, a free fan appreciation event hosted by the D-backs! On Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015, Chase Field will be open to guests who want a chance to get autographs and photos. Plus, visitors can expect lots of activities for kids and adults, as well as other event highlights! Read on for details.

Cooler weather has finally arrived, and now’s the perfect time to get outside and enjoy all that Arizona has to offer. One great way to have fun and get some exercise is bicycling. There are a variety of cycling clubs and races across the state to satisfy your appetite for excitement. Click on the “read more” link below to learn about a couple of the bicycle clubs in Arizona.

Cooler weather has finally arrived, and now’s the perfect time to get outside and enjoy all that Arizona has to offer. One great way to have fun and get some exercise is bicycling. There are a variety of cycling clubs and races across the state to satisfy your appetite for excitement. Click on the “read more” link below to learn about a couple of the bicycle clubs in Arizona.

Share the Love is back and it's the perfect opportunity for Subaru shoppers to help spread a little extra holiday spirit! Since the campaign's start seven years ago, Subaru has donated almost $50 million to worthy charities all over the nation. Contributions have supported nearly 300 animal shelters, funded over a million meal deliveries to the elderly and helped more than 600 Make-A-Wish dreams come true. Read more for details about how you can take part.

Fall is here and that means it's pumpkin season! If you want to help your little ones find a special "Halloween squash" for jack-o'-latern carving, visit the Desert Botanical Garden from Oct. 23 through Oct. 26 to browse pumpkins large and small. When autumn comes around, everyone looks forward to going to the pumpkin patch and DBG's Great Pumpkin Festival is the perfect place to carry on the tradition.

Pangea was born in the desert, so it only makes sense that the renowned orchestra would return to the Phoenix area for a free concert. Last year, the group played one of the most well received shows that Tempe History Museum has ever seen, and they are excited to return for another special engagement on Friday, Aug. 22, 2014, at 7 p.m.

When accompanied by a paid adult, junior golfers ages 17 and under can play for free at any nine-hole golf course in Phoenix! If you love hitting the green, this unique program offers an incredible opportunity for you to share your adoration of the sport with a budding golfer, while taking advantage of a 2-for-1 discount. Plus, if only one adult can attend and there's more than one child who would like to participate, additional kid's rounds are just $5 each.

This Saturday and Sunday, March 29-30, is the final weekend of the Arizona Renaissance Festival. It's your last chance to take a step back in time and enjoy 15th century fare, entertainment and art. Go dressed in your favorite Medieval garb or go as you are - just make sure you visit before the end of the month. It's a can't miss experience that won't come back around until next year.