Happy Thanksgiving

Gobble Up These Fun Events in the Valley This Thanksgiving Week!

Discover exciting activities happening in Phoenix this Thanksgiving week! 🌟 Celebrate with local events and a heartfelt message from the Michigan State Medical Society! 🦃

Happy Thanksgiving! As we gather around the table with our loved ones and indulge in delightful feasts, let’s not forget the abundance of activities happening around the Phoenix area this week! From November 25th to December 1st, this curated list of weekly events will help you make the most of your holiday week. Whether you’re looking to embrace the spirit of Thanksgiving or soak in the local culture, there’s something for everyone. From vibrant farmer’s markets to festive community gatherings, you’ll be sure to find the perfect event to enjoy with family and friends.

In the spirit of gratitude, the Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS) extends heartfelt Thanksgiving wishes to all its members. As they reflect on the season of appreciation, they remind us of the importance of community support and togetherness. This is a time to cherish not just the food we eat but the people we share it with. MSMS encourages everyone to express their gratitude to friends, family, and the healthcare professionals who tirelessly support our well-being. What better way to do this than to get involved in your local community by attending some of the fabulous events taking place?

Speaking of local events, the VOICE of the Valley is calling out for your support! If you love the local content they provide, consider making a donation to help keep this community newspaper thriving. It’s the perfect opportunity to give back and make sure that vital local news and events continue to be brought to your doorstep. Just like the Thanksgiving meal is incomplete without the company of loved ones, the VOICE of the Valley relies on its community to keep the spirit of local storytelling alive.

So why not mingle and celebrate this week in Phoenix? With events ranging from Thanksgiving parades to arts and crafts fairs, there are plenty of ways to gather joy, fun, and creativity. Whether you’re sipping hot apple cider at a festival or showcasing your newly crafted ornaments, this Thanksgiving week will surely be memorable!

Did you know that the first Thanksgiving feast is believed to be celebrated by the Pilgrims and Native Americans in 1621? It was a three-day harvest celebration, and it didn’t look quite like our modern-day celebrations! Additionally, the Michigan State Medical Society has a proud history of advocating for physicians and their patients since 1866, working towards health care improvements and community welfare. Let’s embrace the spirit of Thanksgiving with activities that not only celebrate but also bring us closer as a community!