Free events in Casa Grande, AZ

Gain practical guidance on Medicare at a free, in-person educational seminar at the Gateway Library in Mesa. Designed for those turning 65 or already eligible, this session explains when and how to enroll, the roles of Parts A, B, C, and D, how Medicare Advantage compares with Medicare Supplement plans, how prescription drug coverage fits in, and common pitfalls to avoid. The seminar is led by Cami Kaiser, founder of Kaiser Insurance, LLC and a licensed Health and Life Insurance Broker serving Arizona. It is strictly educational, with no plan-specific benefits discussed and no sales or enrollment. There will be time for questions so participants can leave with a stronger grasp of their options. For more information or to request accommodations, call or text 602-653-6812 or email camikaiser@gmail.com. Presented by Cami Kaiser, a licensed independent insurance agent, and not affiliated with or endorsed by Medicare or any government agency. For official information, call 1-800-Medicare.

SoSco Duo, a local flute and guitar team, returns to Holy Trinity with a program of country western favorites and classics. The award-winning pair blends polished performances with stories that illuminate the history behind the songs. Admission is free, and optional donations will support the Holy Trinity Concert Fund.

Complimentary food boxes are available to all through Pentecostals of Phoenix, a mobile pantry partner of Saint Mary’s Food Bank. Both drive-through and walk-up service are provided, and on-site traffic cones and signage will guide you. Distribution is offered while supplies last. To receive food, Saint Mary’s Food Bank requires that staff collect your full name, zip code, and household size.

This free, music-focused festival features carnival attractions, a selection of food trucks, a car show, and additional activities. It brings entertainment, dining options, and automotive displays together in one place.

The Tucson Concert Band performs a free program titled Stories of Joy and Sorrow, featuring music by Philip Sparke, Julie Giroux, George Gershwin, Carl Orff, Aaron Copland, and more. It is part of the St. Mark's UMC Sunday Concert Series.

A complimentary Moves4Balnce class is available. It offers an opportunity to experience the Moves4Balnce format at no cost.

A free adaptive pickleball practice that welcomes participants at any experience level. Onsite wheelchairs are available to support accessibility. The mission is to foster inclusion, health, and awareness through active participation in adaptive pickleball, building wellness, social connection, and advocacy among people with physical disabilities. For more information, contact the Adaptive Pickleball Coordinator, Taylor Nichols.

This free community session offers practical guidance to help you get important affairs in order for greater peace of mind. Friendly presenters will explore estate planning essentials, wills and trusts, veterans benefits, Social Security, Medicaid, and choices for advance planning and funeral arrangements. Featured speakers include Jeffrey Grayson of Grayson Law, PLLC, along with Christian Munoz and Al Asta. Light snacks, refreshments, and treats will be available.

Lotería takes center stage at Sana Sana Cervecería in Phoenix. There is no cost to participate, prizes are available, and everyone is welcome. Enjoy a cerveza and settle in for friendly rounds of the game.

Settle in for bingo with no entry fee each Tuesday. Prizes are awarded to first, second, and third place, and a burger and pint combo is available all day for $17.

Enjoy a no-cost trivia night at The Dirty Drummer with a rotating theme each week. Sign-ups take place before the game begins, and winners take home prizes.

Communion turns the dance floor into a haven for dark rhythm, featuring guest DJ NEKOMANCER alongside resident DJs d_void and Apollynon. The soundtrack drives deep through Goth, Industrial, Dark EDM, and Electro for a night guided by immersive beats. There is no cover, drink specials are available, and local artists showcase their work on the patio. Attendees are encouraged to express their style and let the music lead the way.