what are some good places to meet people in arizona?
97721
EVERYWHERE you go.  Hiking; dog parks; parks; dance places; local events; local concerts (like the jazz)....go to the places where you enjoy the activity and you will meet people.  If you are a church goer..church.
373611
Well, honey sorry I am not in KC but I would say meeting people at clubs would be a good place.
480825
Dog parks, go to small social gatherings, go to museums and art shows and you can try volunteering with some group. You will meet quality people at those places.
527497
If you are able to get one, obtain a Phoenix/Glendale phone book and look up her name. If you can't find it there try looking on one of those websites that helps you find people. Also see if there are any old friends you and she shared that you still keep in touch with, maybe one of them will know where she is.
191538
I live in the Phoenix area, what do you need to know?
1076670
It would be great to meet some of the people here, they are funny and very nice.\n\nAs a grandmother, there are some I would like to take a switch to.
621940
Go to a Phil and Friends Show.\nPlenty of other festivals attract these people too.
494400
People down south are very friendly, and we love people like they're family. The way to meet people is to get out and get involved in various activities.  Join a club that interests you. If you meet a guy there, he's interested in the same thing. Take a class, for fun, at the community college, like knitting, painting, computer, etc. Go to ball games, outdoor concerts, street dances, etc. The main thing is...get out of the house. Good Luck! Welcome to the south.
1071405
Just get involved in some activities right there in Oklahoma.  There are millions of people who live in Oklahoma so there are plenty of people for you to meet.  Try going to church, getting involved in a local club or a political campaign or going to school.  Those are all great ways to meet people.
1071638
There is a city called Tempe in Arizona.
246312
stop playing on here and go out and meet some people!!!!! good lord, seem obvious. \n\ndon't forget to brush your teeth and wear deoderant........
211212
The West End is a good area to meet people. You haven't said the age bracket you are looking for but you could start there. Greenville Avenue is another area where people like to socialize. Good Luck!
60274
i've lived in santa rosa all my life. the santa rosa plaza mall is probably the best place to meet new people.
1114871
check out\nbroken social scene. Shout out Louds. Phoenix.
981857
maybe you could try friendster or myspace....\nthere are a lot of groups there....
312249
Unfortunately, Arizona does not have the canoeing oppurtunities of other places, since there are relatively few rivers, and most are damed or largely dry most of the time.  There are a few exceptions though:\n\nProbably the best canoeing is along the Verde River in Central Arizona.  There are several good half-day stretchs around the Cottonwood and Camp Verde with easy access to roads (like floating from Clarkdale to Cottonwood or Cottonwood to the I-17 overpass).  Short stretches are accessible in the area between Horseshoe and Bartlett Reseivoirs closer to Phoenix.  Longer multi-day stretches can be done from Camp Verde down to Horseshoe, but this is rough country (and sometimes rough water).\n\nYou can also do stretches of the Gila River above Safford (the 23-mile stretch known as the Gila Box is very nice) and around Winkleman.  Both places are really only do-able for a couple months (at most) during the spring run-off and you need to be careful about strainers (trees and overgrowth).  \n\nYou can also canoe parts of the Lower Colorado River near Yuma (above Martinez Lake) and around Parker.  From Martinez Lake, you can hire a tour-boat to take you a day or two upstream and then float down at your own pace (calm water, no rapids).  Best done in early spring or late fall, as during the summer it is too hot and the river is filled with speed boats and jet skis.\n\nOf course, some really good canoists also float the Colorado through the Grand Canyon and portions of the Salt River, but his requires special permits, very advanced skills, and a certain lack of interest in self-pereservation :).  Rafts are much better for those rivers.  Should note that even the Verde and Gila are no place for novices.
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You could try sites like Myspace, friendster, or friendfinder.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com\nhttp://www.friendster.com\nhttp://www.friendfinder.com