The lobby of Bank One is a wonderland of Christmas trees from late November to New Year's Day. The trees are decorated by various ethnic clubs in the Valley. Among the almost 50 trees, you'll find ornaments and hanging artifacts that shed light on the cultures of many European nations and other parts of the globe. Also on exhibit are dolls from around the world and Nativity scenes. On various days the bank hosts holiday concerts.
Admission is free.
Celebrating its 30th year in 1998 is this arts and crafts extravaganza, which usually attracts a crowd as diverse as the artworks being shown. Cast your people-watching eye upon babies in strollers, senior citizens, young urban professionals, Arizona State University students, hippie holdouts from the 1970s and others. Oh, the art is pretty eclectic too. This is a juried exhibition, so expect high-quality ceramics, photographs, glass art, sculpture, handmade toys, weavings and jewelry galore. The Holiday Zone features seasonal crafts, including ornaments.