Scottsdale Stadium & Arts: Your Ultimate Old Town Guide

Baseball, culture, and desert beauty — all minutes from your Rove Living vacation stay.

Why Scottsdale Belongs on Your Itinerary

Scottsdale perfectly blends baseball excitement, artistic energy, and Southwestern charm. Whether you’re catching a San Francisco Giants spring training game or exploring the city’s world-class museums and public art, Old Town Scottsdale is your all-access pass to desert culture and creativity.

Stay close to all the action with Rove Living — your home base for exploring Scottsdale’s stadiums, galleries, and unforgettable sunsets.

Fast Facts

⚾ Home Team: San Francisco Giants (Spring Training since 1984)
🏟️ Event Spaces: Charro Lodge, Banyan Room, Fieldhouse, and Press Level — perfect for private events or corporate gatherings
💛 Community Impact: The Scottsdale Charros have raised over $20 million for youth sports and education
🎨 Arts Highlights: Canal Convergence (November), SMoCA, Wonderspaces, and Scottsdale’s weekly ArtWalk

Scottsdale Stadium — Where Sports & Culture Meet

Since 1956, Scottsdale Stadium has been a landmark in the heart of Old Town. It’s home to Giants Spring Training, the Arizona Fall League, and countless concerts, festivals, and private events.

Recent renovations preserved its vintage charm while adding modern touches — new entrances, expanded team facilities, and improved viewing decks. Between innings, enjoy the vibrant energy of nearby restaurants, bars, and boutiques just steps away.

Pro Tip: Visit during February–March for Spring Training or in November for the Arizona Fall League and public art festivals.

Old Town’s Arts & Culture Scene

Beyond baseball, Scottsdale shines as Arizona’s art capital.

🎭 Public Art & Tours
Wander through Old Town and discover more than 150 public art pieces, including Robert Indiana’s iconic LOVE sculpture and James Turrell’s Knight Rise.

🏛️ Museums & Galleries

SMoCA (Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art): Modern exhibits focused on art, design, and architecture.
Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West: Experience cowboy heritage and the spirit of the frontier.
Wonderspaces Arizona: An immersive, rotating installation series blending art, light, and technology.

🎨 Thursday Night ArtWalk
Since 1975, galleries in the Scottsdale Arts District open their doors for locals and visitors to mingle with artists, enjoy live music, and sip wine under the desert sky.

Your Perfect Scottsdale Day

☀️ Morning:
Grab breakfast at a cozy Old Town café, then stroll through the Scottsdale Waterfront and check out the Soleri Bridge — a masterpiece by architect Paolo Soleri.

⚾ Midday:
Catch a Spring Training game at Scottsdale Stadium. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and your team spirit!

🎨 Afternoon:
Explore SMoCA or Western Spirit, then head to the Thursday ArtWalk to experience Scottsdale’s creative pulse.

🌅 Evening:
Watch the sunset from a rooftop bar or attend Canal Convergence, the city’s dazzling public art and light show along the canal.

Insider Tips for Visitors

🎟️ Book early for Giants Spring Training tickets — they sell out fast!
🚗 Getting around: Use the free Old Town Trolley or walk — everything’s close.
🏨 Where to stay: For convenience, comfort, and style, book directly at Rove Living to enjoy top-rated vacation rentals in Scottsdale.
☀️ Stay cool: Bring water and sunscreen; the Arizona sun is no joke.
🖼️ Support local art: Visit hotel galleries like The Phoenician, Andaz Scottsdale, or Mountain Shadows — they’re open to the public.

Book Your Scottsdale Stay with Rove Living

Skip the booking fees and stay steps from Scottsdale’s most iconic attractions. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a sports-filled vacation, or a creative retreat, Rove Living offers curated stays that connect you to the best of Scottsdale — from stadiums and art walks to fine dining and desert adventures.

👉 Book now at rove-living.com and experience Scottsdale like a local!