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Scottsdale’s Cattle Track Arts Compound open to public

The historic Cattle Track Arts Compound, 6105 N. Cattle Track Road, opened its doors to the public for the first time ever on April 25 and 26.

Nearly 900 visitors took guided tours celebrating the art, culture and history of one of Scottsdale’s most distinctive creative communities.

Over 30 guest and resident artists — including Brent Bond, Timothy Chapman and Jeryl Jones — participated in the event, which organizers said marked a significant step in bringing wider recognition to Scottsdale’s working arts scene, according to a press release.

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