Annual Las Senoras de Socorro - Home and Garden Tour
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The Wickenburg Home and Garden Tour raises funds for the Desert Caballeros Western Museum. Mark your calendar and invite all of your friends for what's sure to be a fun and entertaining day. You and your guests can enjoy a self guided tour of 5 beautiful desert gardens including two luxury home interiors.
The homes are located in the Wickenburg neighborhoods of Wickenburg Ranch, Saddle Ridge and Matthie Ranch. Each unique garden will host a fabulous, local boutique offering new and vintage western fashion, pottery, jewelry, museum gifts, and plants. 9 am - 4 pm.
Annual Las Senoras de Socorro - Home and Garden Tour
Phone : 928-684-2272 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : contact@lassenoras.org
Web Address : http://lassenoras.org/home-and-garden-tour
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