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Weekend events for Feb. 21-Feb. 23

Looking for something to do this weekend in the Valley? The list below offers a few options.

PHOENIX — Looking for something to do this weekend in the Valley? The list below offers a few options.

• Frank Caliendo

The smash-hit comedian will have audiences laughing with his impressions all weekend at the Tempe Improv. Sunday’s ticket sales go to charity.

• International Sportsmen’s Exposition

If the outdoors is your second home, head over to the International Sportsmen’s Exposition all weekend long at University of Phoenix Stadium. Entry is $12 for those 16 and up. Active military get in free.

• Party Safari

The Phoenix Zoo hosts this evening bash. It promises a night of family fun, music and food. Ticket prices vary.

• Lost Dutchman Days

Celebrate the 50th Annual Lost Dutchman Days around Apache Junction all weekend long.

• Spring Training Festival

Mark the beginning of baseball season in the Valley with this free Saturday festival at the Scottsdale Civic Center Mall.

• Fountain Hills Great Fair

Enjoy the nice weather at the Fountain Hills Great Fair all weekend long. Admission is free.

• Mud Run

Like working out and getting dirty? The mud run is for you. Entry is $65 for adults and $20 for ages 12 and under.

• Cake

If nightclubs are your thing, head to the grand opening of Cake in Scottsdale on Saturday. Arrive early! The venue only holds 150 people at a time.

• Corks & Cactus

What’s better than an outdoor wine festival? Not much. Head to the Desert Botanical Garden this weekend for all your adult fun. Entry is $45 for non-members.

• Engineering Day

Like to tinker with things? Grab your great ideas and head to the Arizona Science Center on Saturday for Engineering Day.

• Japanese Festival

Celebrate the culture, food and crafts of Japan at Matsuri, a Japanese festival at Heritage and Science Park. Entry is free.

• White Tank Park Arts and Crafts Fair

More than 40 artists will be at this festival at the White Tank Park Nature Center on Saturday. Admission is free.

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