Burros will be taking over Main Street on Saturday, October 23rd to compete in a trail race with their human teammates! Teams will run a 3 -, 6 -. or 12 - mile course to see who is the fastest! First - start (12-mile course runners) is at 7:00 am Second - start ( 3 and 6-mile runners) is at 8:30 am
Sign up to run (with your burro) at www.burro.run See more Event details: https://www.bray.club/superior-burro-run
For Event info please call Sue at 602-625-3151 or Rick 602-561-0807
Event Vendor information please call Pam 520-689-0200
What exactly IS the donkey poop drop?
Simple: it's your chance to win up to $2,500!
How? Easy! Head over to www.poopdrop.fun and select the Superior Burro Run, then purchase some squares. Once the burros take off down Main Street the game has begun! The square with the most poop in it is declared the winner. At only $10/square this is your chance to bring home some serious cash. Buy multiple squares for more chances to win.
You don't have to be present to win! Even if you can't make the event you can buy squares and still win. The Superior Chamber of Commerce will contact you if you're not present.
For Event info please call Sue at 602-625-3151 or Rick 602-561-0807
Event Vendor information please call Pam 520-689-0200
This neat bed and breakfast is a comfortable and welcoming stay for visitors exploring the wonders of this quirky community. Enjoy a truly unique and welcoming stay with local artists Charles and David. Call or text them for more information and to book your stay.
Veterans of Foreign Wars of Arizona - 3584 George E Truman Post is a military, veterans organization in Superior, AZ, which was founded in 1964. We proudly serve our veterans and community.
Jewelry, Home Decor, Gifts; Since 2003, the Pickle Barrel Trading Post in Globe, Arizona has been a regional destination point for national and international visitors. The Pickle Barrel is known for its curated collection of Sleeping Beauty turquoise jewelry, Mata Ortiz pottery, Native American crafts, and Southwest home décor. Visitors love trading post items such as Arizona souvenirs and tasty edibles; the antiques and vintage reproductions are popular, too, as well as the rock and mineral room. Buckskin, beading supplies, and leatherworking goods are all on hand, as well as Southwest and Native American-themed books, music, and films. As they say, ‘You Won’t Believe What’s Inside’, and it’s true!
