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Glendale Chocolate Affaire
Saturday, Feb. 9; 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 10; Noon-5 p.m.
Whether you prefer milk, dark or white chocolate; whether you like fudge, or cookies or chocolate-dipped cheesecake; or whether you are keen on nuts and caramel – you are sure to find all your sweet tooth cravings at the Glendale Chocolate Affaire, the sweetest event in town.
The Annual Glendale Chocolate Affaire will be a chocoholic’s dream, with chocolate and so much more in Historic Downtown Glendale for two days. The Chocolate Affaire is presented by Arizona’s famous candy makers, Cerreta Candy Company. The candy factory will offer free tours with shuttles sponsored by SRP to the factory during event hours and visitors can expect to receive a free sample of their candy.
Downtown Glendale will be filled with nearly 40 chocolate purveyors. The Chocolate Affaire is presented by Arizona’s famous candy makers, Cerreta Candy Company. Families with children will enjoy a variety of activities, face-painting, entertainment and more. And of course, Cerreta’s chocolate-pizza-making booth is a hit with all ages.
Historic Downtown Glendale is located at 58th and Glendale avenues. For more information, call the Special Event Hotline at 623-930-2299.
Old Towne & Catlin Court Districts
Discover Historic Downtown Glendale which has been named as one of the country’s ten best places for shopping and has received national accolades for dining.
Historic Downtown Glendale is actually two distinct neighborhoods!
Old Towne's brick-trimmed sidewalks and glowing gaslights lead the way to the famous antique stores, boutiques and ethnic eateries.
Historic Catlin Court features a wonderful collection of specialty shops and one-of-a-kind eateries. Located in mid-century bungalows, the area is surrounded by picket fences and mature shade trees.
The pedestrian friendly area spans 10 square blocks. Free covered parking is available at the Palmaire Parking Structure located at 5835 W. Palmaire Ave.
Our Treasured History
Cowboys, farmers and ranchers wove the fabric that is the Glendale of today. Visitors have a number of ways to catch a glimpse of these pioneers at the many culture and heritage attractions within the city. Journey Glendale’s past with public art, historic ranches, National Register neighborhoods, museums & exhibits.
Historical photos courtesy of Glendale AZ Historical Society.
Click HERE for a walking tour brochure of historic sites throughout Glendale.