Christina Silvestri is a journalist at Her Campus FSU, The Fairfield Mirror, Inc., and AZFoothills.com LLC. She focuses on adventure travel, fitness, entrepreneurship, startups, and wellness programs, exploring the intersection of these dynamic fields. Christina's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her diverse interests and insights.
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Christina Silvestri's coverage predominantly includes profile features and expert commentary focusing on product promotions, house & home, beauty & fashion. She tends to highlight local trendsetters in Arizona or Phoenix. If you are reaching out to her for potential coverage, consider providing pitches that feature compelling personalities from the local area within the realms of fashion, beauty, business or real estate. Additionally, offering unique insights into holiday celebrations and events in the specified geographic focus could also capture her attention.
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By: Christina Silvestri
Mark your calendars: Dreamy Draw Music Festival is back for its third year, lighting up the Scottsdale Civic Center November 7–8, 2025. What started as an intimate desert celebration is now leveling up in a major way, doubling its footprint, audience capacity and overall energy. Translation: more space, more music, more art and way more desert magic.
Minima, a new venture from Minimal Living Concepts, enters the Valley’s single-family luxury market with Rosa Blanca—and AZ Foothills has the exclusive first look.
By: Christina Silvestri
Rebecca Costa, owner of BURN Total Body Conditioning—A Lagree Studio, center, with clients and friends at the studio
How Robert Vera is Transforming Entrepreneurs into Next-Generation Leaders
By: Christina Silvestri
For Arizonans craving a coastal reset without the hassle of long-haul travel, San Luis Obispo (aptly called SLO for short) quietly checks every box. Tucked along California’s Central Coast and framed by rolling hills with the sparkling Pacific Ocean just beyond, SLO delivers wine-country calm, a lively arts scene, a budding culinary destination and a retro-style, walkable downtown. Easily accessible via a roughly 90-minute direct flight from Phoenix Sky Harbor, SLO’s proximity is the magic. You can leave the desert behind in the morning and be sipping cool-climate Chardonnay by the afternoon.
By: Christina Silvestri
For Phoenix residents craving pine-scented air, cooler temperatures and wide-open adventure, Flagstaff offers one of Arizona’s easiest and most rewarding escapes.
By: Christina Silvestri
A living embodiment of Arizona’s past and present, Marshall Trimble is widely regarded as the “Dean of Arizona Historians.” Appointed Official State Historian in 1997, Trimble has spent decades preserving and interpreting the stories of the Old West through more than 30 books, countless lectures, radio and television appearances, and even music and stage performances. In the Q&A that follows, Trimble shares personal reflections, historical perspective and hard-earned wisdom drawn from a lifetime devoted to Arizona.
By: Christina Silvestri
A direct flight from Phoenix to Paris is a luxury in itself—no more layovers, just a seamless journey from the Sonoran Desert to the City of Light. With Air France now offering five nonstop flights a week seasonally, there’s never been a better excuse for a Parisian getaway.
By: Christina Silvestri
As Arizona continues to face record-breaking heat and water scarcity, cultivating a beautiful garden isn’t just about aesthetics, it’s about sustainability. A new gardening guide is helping growers reimagine their outdoor spaces with purpose, one native plant at a time.
