Events in Casa Grande today

Kick off the morning with a donut-themed fun run at Tortoise and Hare Sports. Choose a distance that fits your stride with options of 1 mile, 3.3 miles, or 5.3 miles. The finish brings everyone back to the shop for fresh donuts, hot coffee, and a relaxed chance to connect with fellow runners and doughnut fans. Whether you move like a hare or take it steady like a tortoise, there is a welcoming pace for every participant and a sweet reward waiting at the end.

Build smoother, faster cornering on flat turns in a focused mountain bike skills session. If washing out, drifting wide, or braking through the turn has been slowing you down, this clinic targets the essentials that restore control and flow. Coaching covers how to manage pressure, refine body position, brake in ways that keep momentum, read the apex, and look through the turn, plus additional technique refinements. Instruction is personalized and includes on-trail guidance with video review. After the session, receive your clips by email along with a practice plan and progressions to continue improving. The price is $129. Attendance is limited to a small group of up to 8 riders. Expect a park entry cost of $10 per vehicle or $5 for ride-in, and annual pass holders are welcome. Bring a bike, a helmet, hydration and nutrition, and consider flat pedal shoes. Meet at the southeast corner of the overflow parking area marked with orange cones. For questions, contact SanTanShredders@outlook.com.

C.A.M.P. will temporarily distribute PrePacks2Go and Cash-N-Carry produce boxes at Pinal County Cowboy Church while future location options are explored, and an apology is extended for any inconvenience. There are no income or residency requirements. A $15 donation provides access to a market-style produce line or the option to request a box of fresh, nutritious rescued fruits and vegetables at C.A.M.P. Shop N Select in-person markets or PrePacks2Go pickup locations. For added convenience, PrePacks2Go enables online reservations for a prepackaged box with a $16 donation, with pickup using your receipt, and volunteers are available to help. Cash-N-Carry boxes are available on a first come, first served basis. C.A.M.P. is fully volunteer-run with no salaried staff, and donations support program and transportation expenses so more market locations can be offered, helping supporters supplement meals with affordable rescued produce while reducing food waste.

C.A.M.P. brings an affordable produce experience to Coolidge Church of Christ, offering fresh, rescued fruits and vegetables for supporters without any income or residency requirements. A $15 donation provides access to an in-person Shop N Select market or a prepackaged PrePacks2Go produce box, with a $1 transaction fee applied to online reservations. Pickup takes place in the parking lot, where volunteers place boxes directly into vehicles. If the advance ordering window is missed, limited Cash-N-Carry boxes may be available on a first come, first served basis. Operated entirely by volunteers, C.A.M.P. uses each $15 contribution to cover program and transportation costs, expanding market locations, supplementing meals, and reducing food waste.

Shop a rotating array of pantry goods made by Copper Spur, freshly baked items, farm produce, and other seasonal items at this local farm stand in Gilbert near Power Road and Chandler Heights. Arrive early for the widest selection. Please use the west gate and main driveway to enter, then exit through the east gate.

C.A.M.P. brings a market-style produce experience to Maricopa/Stanfield Justice Court, offering fresh, rescued fruits and vegetables with no income or residency requirements. A $15 donation allows supporters to select items along a produce line at in-person Shop N Select markets, or to reserve a PrePacks2Go box for the same amount plus a $1 transaction fee. Prepaid boxes are picked up in the parking lot, and a team member will place the box in your vehicle. If online reservations close, a limited number of Cash-N-Carry boxes are available on a first come, first served basis. Operated entirely by volunteers, the program uses each $15 contribution to cover program and transportation costs, expand market locations, reduce food waste, and help supplement meals with nutritious produce.

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Participants take a 90-minute walking class at the Phoenix Zoo focused on the fundamentals of photography, including composition, lighting, and capturing emotion. The session also covers techniques for shooting through fences, glass, and foliage, while offering insights into the zoo and the natural world. The experience concludes with a brief review of images and personalized feedback. During the fall, the route includes stops in both the Wild Side and Savanna Galleries. Group size is limited to six. The cost is $30 plus Zoo admission, which must be purchased separately.

Supporters can access fresh, nutritious rescued fruits and vegetables through C.A.M.P.’s PrePacks2Go service at Arizona City Living Hope Church. There are no income or residency requirements. A $15 donation provides a prepackaged produce box, with a $1 transaction fee for online reservations. Pickup takes place in the church parking lot, and a receipt can be presented as backup. Volunteers will place the box directly in the vehicle. If the online ordering window has passed, Cash-N-Carry boxes are offered on a first come, first served basis. All C.A.M.P. team members are volunteers, and each $15 donation supports program and transportation costs that expand market locations and help reduce food waste while supplementing thousands of meals each month.

Horticulture Hour at Garden Social invites both first‑time gardeners and long‑time plant enthusiasts to explore plants, soils, and desert gardening in a welcoming, biweekly community setting. This edition features a guest speaker, adding expert insight to a morning focused on practical skills and local growing success. Expect approachable learning on plant life, soil care, smart watering, and varieties that thrive in arid conditions. Sessions dive into how soil systems work, the needs of desert flora, and tips for keeping citrus, shade trees, and flowers healthy. Interactive demonstrations and free activities highlight techniques that can be put to use at home right away. Every attendee is automatically entered into a raffle for surprise gifts such as trees, flowering plants, and raised bed kits. There are plenty of chances to connect with neighbors who enjoy gardening, exchange ideas, and ask questions. First‑time visitors receive a Garden Social Starter Guide and a complimentary seed pack of their choice at the conclusion of the guest speaker segment, while supplies last. All visitors receive 10 percent off nursery plants on the day of the event, with a maximum discount of $50. Come with curiosity, leave with know‑how, and be part of a growing gardening community in Maricopa.

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.

Col. Steve Sapareto, Ph.D., examines how the Manhattan Project unfolded and how it led to the atomic bomb deployments in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Admission to this talk is included with regular museum entry.

At the Phoenix Convention Center, the Official Lowrider Magazine Super Show and Concert presented by Jarritos and Monster Energy spotlights lowrider culture alongside live entertainment and a showcase of standout rides from around the country. This edition is promoted as bigger than before as part of the Official Lowrider Magazine Tour. Highlights include live music from multiple artists to be announced, competitions featuring a lowrider hopping contest, awards and trophies, and more than $15,000 in cash and prizes. RC Blvd will feature remote controlled car displays. Shoppers can browse vendor offerings, and food and beverages will be available. Special guests will be announced, and the event welcomes all ages. Ticketing is slated to open soon, with early purchase savings noted in the announcement.

A showcase focused on women, style, and self-care, this natural hair and beauty expo offers chances to refresh your look, pick up new skills, and spend time centered on self-love. Expect an uplifting atmosphere with opportunities for inspiration, pampering, and empowerment, highlighting that beauty extends beyond a routine into a fuller experience.

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.

A family friendly day at Local Legends Bar & Grill in Mesa features a pinup pageant, a raffle, on-site dog adoptions with dogs from Lost Our Home Pet Rescue, and a fundraiser for the organization. Vendor booths, food, and a live band round out the experience, along with bikes and cars. Additional event details will be shared as they become available.

On the second Saturday each month, this welcoming dance event features a beginner friendly group lesson that covers the basics of Latin styles such as salsa, bachata, cumbia and others. After the lesson, the music continues for a social dance hour with a wide variety of Latin rhythms. Light refreshments are available. No partner is required, and all experience levels are welcome.

Low-cost vaccines for dogs and cats are offered by TLC Vet Services during a monthly clinic. The space is provided to their team once a month, with clinics scheduled on the second Saturday of each month. For details or questions, email info.tlcvetservices@gmail.com or call (480) 699-9950.

Sound Bowl Saturdays at Casa Medicina offer a weekly hour devoted to stillness, grounding, and care for the nervous system. Participants are gently guided into relaxation as crystal singing bowls and soothing tones fill the space, creating vibrations that ease stress, encourage mental clarity, and support the body’s natural release of tension. The experience welcomes everyone, and no prior experience is required. Attendees can simply settle in and let the sound lead the way.

BadJune performs as part of Western Romp at American Legion Post 9 in Florence, Arizona.

Step into heroic adventures and connect with new people at Polyhedron Gamestore, which hosts Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition sessions with limited seating. Seats are reserved in person.

This 10th anniversary celebration of the Fallen Heroes Wreath Program Arizona chapter honors the volunteers, departments, and sponsors who helped make this milestone possible. Tickets are $150 each and include food and drinks. Semi-formal attire is requested.

This monthly, community-centered gathering spotlights local vendors, businesses, and artists. A rotating lineup keeps the marketplace fresh with new finds at each edition. Attendees can also enjoy games such as chess, ping pong, and Mario Kart. The program features an open mic for vendors and business owners to speak, followed by an open mic for artists, welcoming singers, poets, and live instrumentalists. Admission is free, and optional contributions of any amount are accepted to support the event.

A pre-Halloween masquerade blends live music, film, and costumes for a full night of entertainment. The Fast 86'ers and Ankh-Alien present Edgar Allan Poe’s Mask of the Red Death, then VINDICATED takes the stage with original power grooves driven by guitar and vocals, and the evening closes with The Last House Band delivering hard-rocking blues. Complimentary snacks and a buffet are available, and a costume contest offers a cash prize. A big-screen HD showing of The Decameron features Emily’s new original vocals along with several new songs. Hosted by Travis Kolasinski and presented by Jen and Bryon of the Local Music & Art Co-op and Creepsville Carnival.

In Phoenix, Tantra Speed Date offers a fresh take on meeting singles by replacing small talk with guided, heartfelt connection. Hosts lead up to 20 participants through a sequence of relationship-building activities that are playful and meaningful, including paired conversation practices, movement and dancing, and communication games. These exercises help you explore chemistry with each date while also strengthening real-world relationship skills. The format is designed to support authentic, even healing interactions, so you leave not only with potential matches but also with tools to bring more love and presence to your dating life. More than 50,909 people have participated in 349,689 dates across 50-plus cities, and 94.09% have matched with one or more dates. If you do not match, a complimentary next event is offered. Attendees often describe the experience as transformative, with some sharing that they met a partner and others highlighting a deeper understanding of connection and empowerment.

Brothers of Prometheus 87 host a casual evening centered on cigars, drinks, and conversation in an open indoor and outdoor setting. A square and compass is displayed at a large table outside. The gathering is open to all Brothers, candidates, and anyone interested in masonry.

911 Dangerous Band pays tribute to Kool & The Gang, channeling the group’s spirit with high-energy, soul-stirring performances. The show is crafted to uplift the room with passionate, spiritually charged music that leaves the crowd energized.

for KING + COUNTRY brings The Most Beautiful Colours Album Release Tour to Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix, featuring debut performances from their forthcoming album alongside the anthems fans know well. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone pair cinematic staging with driving percussion and heartfelt storytelling, creating an intimate experience that offers close-up moments and insight into the inspiration behind the music for a hopeful, faith-focused night. A VIP Artist Q&A Experience is available, including a premium seat, a pre-show conversation with the duo, and early entry with first access to merchandise. The GRAMMY-winning pair has earned four GRAMMY Awards, 13 No. 1 hits, and billions of streams, with recent highlights including a Billboard 200 Top 10 for What Are We Waiting For and an RIAA Gold certification for Burn the Ships.

Presented by Lucky Man Concerts, MARIS brings her tour to fans 16 and older. Advance general admission is $19 plus fees, and day-of general admission is $21 plus fees. In partnership with Lifebeat, a program of The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, one dollar from every ticket will support the initiative, and at select stops the organization will provide resources on sexual health, harm reduction, and more.

Experience PRESIDENT: North American Campaign 2026 at The Van Buren. This event is for ages 13 and up. Guests ages 5 to 12 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not admitted. Expect security screening at entry, including bag checks. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted, backpacks are not allowed, and non-clear bags may receive additional inspection. Opening performers may change without prior notice. Ticket options include a public onsale, artist presale, Live Nation presale, Citi Cardmember presale, and a Citi Cardmember preferred offer.

Thomas Rhett brings The Soundtrack to Life Tour to Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre. Fifty cents from each ticket sold will benefit Love One International, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports children and families in Uganda through critical medical care, initiatives that help keep families together, and sharing the message of Jesus. Ticket purchases are not tax deductible. Ticket access includes a public onsale, a range of member and fan presales, and VIP packages, including Home Team Premium and General Membership presales, ERNEST and Emily Ann Roberts fan presales, Talking Stick Resort and Live Nation presales, plus a VIP Packages presale and VIP Packages onsale.

Santisi Brothers hosts karaoke with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Food and drinks are available while singers perform in Phoenix.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at The Stadium Club in Chandler, where guests can enjoy food and drinks while stepping up to the mic. Music and hosting are provided by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services.

Karaoke takes center stage at Natalie’s Bar & Grill with food, drinks, and a full setup by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Sing your favorite songs or cheer on the performers for a relaxed evening of music.

Catch the Arizona Cardinals taking on the Detroit Lions at State Farm Stadium while supporting Jazmine’s Journey, a nonprofit that helps families facing pediatric cancer with hope, assistance, and resources. When tickets are purchased through the dedicated fundraiser link, $10 from each seat benefits Jazmine’s Journey, honoring Jazmine’s legacy and helping fund pediatric cancer research and family support. A pregame tailgate hosted by Jazmine’s Journey will bring families, friends, and supporters together before kickoff. Section 420 will be designated as the official Jazmine’s Journey Section for those who want to sit as a group, and discounted seats are available throughout the stadium for this Crucial Catch game. After checkout, tickets are delivered instantly to your Arizona Cardinals SeatGeek account, and an account will be created automatically if needed. You will receive an email from SeatGeek or FEVO with instructions to access your tickets. For questions or to arrange purchases of more than nine seats, contact Landon Moe at (602) 562-9636 or lmoe@cardinals.nfl.net.

Welcoming all ages and fitness levels, this community race focuses on wellness and connection. Run to champion a cause or take a relaxed walk with family and friends... every stride adds up. Employees, families, and neighbors gather to foster hope, encourage healing, and build a healthier future, with proceeds supporting Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center locations in Arizona.

A casual gathering for coffee and conversation, with the possibility of a ride afterward. The idea is simple... enjoy a cup together, then either head out for a ride or keep it low-key and hang out.

Pick between four and eight mile routes that go through the park and follow the canal trail.

The eighth annual Head for the Cure 5K in Phoenix brings people together to spotlight brain tumor awareness in Arizona, raise funds, and inspire hope within the community. The event benefits the Ivy Brain Tumor Center, along with national programs.

At Bike Coop, participants can pass along a bicycle to someone else, take care of needed repairs, and connect with a community centered on cycling. The focus is on keeping bikes in use and building connections through practical, hands-on help.

Experience a lively drumming meet and greet at Encanto Park in Phoenix, guided by Master Teacher Folade, also known as Maalik, from Drums Are Life LLC. Attendees are encouraged to bring a drum or other percussion instrument, and instruments will be available if needed. Donations are welcome, and RSVPs help the organizers prepare. To find the group, go to the parking lot by Enchanted Island Amusement Park and look near the amusement park entrance.

Professional bull riding goes team versus team in a high-energy showdown where each ride can reshape the standings. Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale is the backdrop for quick, high-stakes matchups featuring top riders and powerful bulls, with momentum swings that make every round feel pivotal.

High-stakes, team-based bull riding takes over Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale as PBR: Team Series showcases riders competing for their squads in a rapid, points-focused format where every ride can influence the final result. With tactical choices from seasoned competitors and daring attempts that raise the intensity, momentum shifts from matchup to matchup over the course of a single afternoon. For in-person attendance, check ticket availability.

Crystal from Sunday Mornings Shop leads an embroidery workshop focused on the Vintage Lights pattern. Each participant receives a kit that includes a fabric square, a six inch embroidery hoop, DMC embroidery floss, a stitch guide, written instructions, and a six inch pattern template, with scissors and pencils shared during class. The project is not expected to be finished on site, and everyone takes home the materials needed to complete it. The studio is BYOB and allows beer, wine, and seltzers, while hard liquor is not permitted. Please bring your own glassware, or purchase glassware from The Art House if needed. All nonalcoholic drinks must be purchased at The Art House during the class, with options such as dirty soda, tea, lemonade, coffee, and more. A paid reservation is required for each attendee. Cancellations within 48 hours of the class are not eligible for a credit, refund, or rescheduling. Cancellations made more than 48 hours in advance receive an Art House gift card equal to the value of the class that can be used toward a future class. No refunds are issued for embroidery classes.

Glide through a glow-in-the-dark skating session at Skateland Mesa, set to chart-topping music that keeps the energy high from start to finish. Dress in bright colors and roll with friends for a neon-filled experience on the rink. Admission is $12, skate rental is $5, and non skating adults are $4. Wristguards are required and provided at no charge. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Groups of 10 or more can take advantage of discounted rates, and there are options for birthday celebrations and fundraising events. At times, special events may replace the regular session.

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.

Pickleball takes place in the activity center at First United Methodist Church of Gilbert. Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome. No experience is required, with instruction available and extra paddles provided. Expect friendly play and a sense of community, and feel free to invite a friend.

Matinee Karaoke brings a Sunday afternoon karaoke session to Rips Bar in Phoenix, presented by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services and featuring DJ White Chocolate. Attendees can enjoy drinks and take the mic for their favorite songs. This weekly series takes place every Sunday afternoon.

A volunteer DM leads a custom Dungeons & Dragons campaign at Desert Rat Games, welcoming players of any experience level. Pregenerated characters are available for anyone who would rather jump in without building their own. The game uses a custom mix of rules from the 3rd, 4th, and 5th editions.

Practice your French while enjoying French cuisine in a relaxed, welcoming setting on the second Sunday of each month. Everyone is welcome, including those who prefer to listen rather than speak. To save time at the register, you can review the menu and order ahead, or decide what you want when you arrive.

Medium Travis Holp presents a live experience centered on healing, meaningful connection, and hopeful insight. Through evidential messages and audience readings, he works to reconnect people with loved ones in spirit, weaving compassion and moments of humor into the experience. Each show is unique, with moving exchanges that can lift the room, and personal readings are not guaranteed for all attendees. A meet and greet add-on is available for a brief one-on-one interaction that includes a photo and a chance to say hello. This optional experience does not guarantee a reading. Holp is a Forever Family Foundation Certified Medium, author, and spiritual guide who has conducted thousands of readings worldwide. His work has been featured by Entertainment Tonight, Us Weekly, Cosmopolitan, Today.com, the Daily Mail, and People, and he wrote Are You There Spirit? It’s Me, Travis, published by Spiegel & Grau. His live events blend spirit communication, humor, healing, and hope, reinforcing the idea that love endures and connection remains possible.

Glide to a family-focused skate session set to Hip Hop and R&B, mixing beloved classics with the latest hits. Expect low lights, big beats, and an easygoing atmosphere for all ages. Admission is $12. Skate rental is $5. Non skating adults are $4. Wristguards are mandatory and provided at no charge. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Groups of 10 or more can access discounted rates. Birthday party options are available, and the session can be arranged as a fundraiser with a dedicated package for groups.

Presented by Psyko Steve, Evangelia brings The Parea Tour to the stage. Admission is for ages 16 and up. Advance general admission is $28 plus fees, with day of show general admission at $30 plus fees. A VIP meet and greet option is available for $75 plus fees, which includes general admission, a signed item, an acoustic performance, early access to merchandise, a Parea flower clip, and a chance to listen to unreleased music.

Karaoke Night at Rips Bar in Phoenix features Elite Karaoke & DJ Services with DJ Britni. Guests can pick their songs, take the mic, and enjoy drinks from the bar.

Now in its eleventh year, Indigenous Peoples Day Arizona brings the community together under the theme As Long As The Sun Shines, an affirmation of enduring responsibility to the earth, the water, one another, and our place within the natural world. The gathering emphasizes collective responsibility rather than individual rights, inviting reflection on what must be protected, what should be carried forward, and what is owed to those who come next, while acknowledging the impacts of colonization and the resilience that continues each new day. Attendees can hear from Indigenous speakers, artists, musicians, organizers, land and water defenders, and community members who share their work and creativity for their families and peoples. This community-centered day takes place at Guild of the Vale in Mesa, Arizona. Registration is limited to 120 participants.

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

Walk-in grooming is available at Bark & Luv with Tessa every Sunday and Monday. Services include nail trims, ear cleaning, and anal gland expression. Each service is $15, or all three together are $40. No appointment is required. For a first visit, please bring proof of current rabies vaccination or rabies titers.

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.

Enjoy a family friendly evening of bingo and entertainment at Chicken N Pickle in Glendale’s Westgate Entertainment District. Bingo cards are available for $5 each or five for $20, and winners can take home gift cards and other prizes. Wear your most patriotic outfit to receive an extra card, courtesy of State 48 Veterans Association. The venue offers a full menu of food and drinks, and there are additional activities to try, including pickleball, giant Jenga, Battleship, and cornhole. All bingo proceeds support a 501c3 that assists veterans and their families in Arizona.

This celebration honors Freddie and Viola, recipients of the 2027 Tomaso Award that will be presented at the AZ Italian Chamber Gala. Spend time with friends over drinks and an Italian dinner. The gathering is open to everyone, with guests covering their own food and beverages. Community and business leaders will be in attendance. The restaurant offers plenty of room for a comfortable evening.

DYING FETUS and Sanguisugabogg perform at The Van Buren in Phoenix. This event is open to ages 13 and up. Guests ages 5 to 12 must attend with a parent or legal guardian, and children aged 4 and younger are not permitted. Expect bag checks at entry. Only bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed, backpacks are not permitted, and non-clear bags may receive additional screening. Opening acts may change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as presales through Citi cardmember, Spotify, Knotfest.com, and Live Nation.

Meet in front of San Tan Brewery in Chandler for a quick warmup before heading out on a three-mile paved run. This is a no-drop outing, welcoming runners of every pace. After the run, there is a social back at San Tan Brewery. Please bring a light during the fall and winter months.

Presented by Psyko Steve, LØLØ brings the God Forbid a Girl Goes on Tour to The Rebel Lounge in Phoenix. The concert is open to all ages. Advance tickets are priced at $22 plus fees, with day-of-show admission at $25 plus fees. A $107 plus fees VIP package adds a general admission ticket, a professionally taken photo with LØLØ that will be shared afterward, entry to a pre-show Q+A and acoustic set, early entry that lets you skip the line, an exclusive VIP merchandise item, a signed VIP laminate and lanyard, and first access to the merch table.

Live Nation presents Finn Wolfhard on The Common Side Effects Tour at Crescent Ballroom, joined by special guest Malcy. Entry is limited to guests 16 and older. Advance general admission is $30 plus fees, rising to $35 plus fees on the day of the show. A VIP merch package is available for $133 plus fees and includes one general admission ticket, an exclusive merchandise pack, first entry to the venue, and priority access for shopping. This package does not include a meet and greet and does not involve the artist.

Easy Tiger Bar in Glendale, AZ hosts a karaoke night featuring Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Enjoy drinks and take a turn singing.

Rips Bar in Phoenix hosts a weekly Monday karaoke night with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services leading the music. It offers a relaxed bar setting centered on drinks and plenty of singing.

Designed for moms and their little ones, this program creates an easy way to spend quality time together while meeting other moms. It is not a preschool class or a childcare program. Activities are tailored for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, with options like arts and crafts, stations that develop gross and fine motor skills, flannel stories and story time, music, educational toys, and a snack. All the planning is handled so adults can focus on enjoying the experience with their children.

In Chandler, Arizona, MHQ West hosts its annual Customer Appreciation Day highlighting the latest in first responder vehicle upfitting and equipment. Attendees can explore newly upfitted emergency vehicles, connect with top industry vendors, and take part in live Q&A sessions with product experts. Displays feature fully configured Police Interceptor Utilities, side-by-side vehicles, Durangos, and Chevy Tahoes. Expect equipment showcases and hands-on demos, along with free food and drinks throughout the event and door prize drawings during the festivities. Agencies, suppliers, and the MHQ West team will be on hand for vehicle walkarounds and gear recommendations. Vendors can reserve a space through the online form, with payment details provided by email after submission. For questions, contact Denny Bennet at 602-689-7786.

Silent Witness Anti-Crime Night brings families together at Paul Mason Sports Complex in Casa Grande for a community-focused evening. Attendees can meet local organizations and businesses, learn about public safety, and take part in family-friendly activities. The event features raffle prizes and a variety of community vendors, creating opportunities to connect with neighbors while supporting a safer Casa Grande.

Skateland Chandler presents a sensory-friendly fall festival on wheels, designed so guests can participate at their own pace. The environment is set without flashing lights and without loud music, and the skating floor welcomes people of all abilities. Beyond skating, there will be a bounce house, carnival-style games, and fall-themed crafts and activities. Admission is $13 and includes skate rental, access to a Skate Mate if needed, and entry for one non-skating caregiver, with additional non-skating adults priced at $4. Skating is optional, since the games, bounce house, and seasonal activities are all included with admission.

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.

Presented by Psyko Steve, this concert brings Michigander to The Rebel Lounge with special guests Chapel. The event is open to all ages. Advance tickets are $19 plus fees, and tickets on the day of the show are $23 plus fees. One dollar from each ticket will be donated to Headcount through GanderGives, the band’s 501c3 partnership with Plus1.

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.

Gather at the fountain for a light stretch, head out for an easy 5K, then wrap up with drinks and conversation at Yard House. All paces and experience levels are welcome.

Explore a glowing night sky on canvas with Fire Moon, a paint and sip experience that pairs fiery colors with the mystery of moonlight for a dramatic, enchanting scene. Hosted at Pinot’s Palette Gilbert, the session is beginner friendly, with an instructor guiding you step by step so everyone can create a unique masterpiece in a relaxed setting. Add a creative twist with the optional DIY Scented Candle add-on for $25. Those who choose it can arrive about 30 minutes early to select favorite fragrances and pour a custom soy candle. It cures while you paint, so you leave with a finished artwork and a hand-poured candle.

Charley’s Place in Glendale hosts a welcoming band jam and open mic that invites musicians of every age, style, and skill level to share the stage. Celebrating 15 years in the Valley, the series begins a new chapter at this venue after eight years based at Tailgaters. Expect a collaborative, come-as-you-are jam format and a free pie giveaway each week. The debut at Charley’s Place highlights the community spirit that has kept this jam going year after year.

Enjoy a welcoming social dance gathering where the music spans the same rhythms taught at the studio. It is a relaxed chance to practice what you have learned and explore styles you might want to try next. Light refreshments are available. Admission is $20 per person, and participation is included with a monthly membership. No partner is required.

Psyko Steve Presents hosts This Is Lorelei at Valley Bar in Phoenix, joined by guest performer Colin Miller. This event is open to ages 16 and up. General admission is $20 plus fees when purchased in advance, and $25 plus fees on the day of the show.

Bachata Tuesdays in Phoenix offers a friendly, well organized set of bachata classes for all levels. New dancers can build solid fundamentals and confidence. Intermediate participants can refine technique, transitions, and control, and advanced students can work on musicality, flow, and more complex combinations. The program is designed with a clear path for growth in social dancing. No partner is required, and drop in participation is welcome. Pricing is $15 for a single class or $25 for two classes. First time attendees are welcome. It also suits those seeking bachata or beginner options in Phoenix and anyone aiming to advance within an active, respectful Latin dance community.

Chopper John's in Phoenix hosts karaoke on Tuesdays with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. The bar serves drinks as singers take the mic.

Make dinner easy while giving back to Edison Elementary. Dine in or order takeout from Barro’s Pizza, and a portion of qualifying purchases will be donated to the school. When ordering, say you are with Edison and include your teacher’s name so your class gets credit. The class with the highest participation earns a pizza party. Thank you for supporting the Edison Eagles with a delicious meal.

The iNET Mesa Chapter is a seat-based, in-person business networking community for entrepreneurs, business owners, and influencers in Mesa and the East Valley who value consistent, relationship-focused connections. The chapter is structured but not rigid. It is not a drop-in networking group, not an open Zoom room, and not a numbers-driven sales club. Commitment sets the tone, with one seat per industry, meaningful in-person attendance, clear leadership and expectations, and a focus on trust, follow-through, and referrals. The local room is designed for people to get to know one another over time, creating the stability that makes referrals and opportunities possible. Members meet weekly for a professionally facilitated session dedicated to building reliable referral relationships, clearly sharing what they do and who they want to meet, learning from fellow members and featured speakers, and strengthening trust through repeated interaction. Members hold their primary seat locally, then may expand visibility through iNET Global Connect, iNET WOW Connect, and iNET Pura Vida Connect. These online options broaden reach while the Mesa chapter remains the accountability home. This chapter is well suited for professionals who are based in or serve the Mesa and East Valley area, want consistent relationship-driven referrals, are willing to commit to a weekly in-person meeting, value structure without corporate pressure, and follow through on commitments. It is not a fit for those who prefer drop-in networking, want optional attendance, seek fast transactional wins, or do not want to commit to a seat. Participation can open doors across the iNET Alliance, including speaking opportunities, publishing and authorship projects, educational sessions and trainings, joint ventures and collaborations, and national and international events. These opportunities grow from participation and contribution, not quotas. Guests may attend up to two meetings as non-members. A third visit requires an active membership or a 25 dollar drop-in fee per meeting. Former members whose membership has been inactive for six months or longer are eligible for guest attendance. Former members with less than six months of inactivity must either pay the 25 dollar drop-in fee per meeting or reactivate or purchase a new membership before attending. The drop-in fee is 25 dollars per meeting per person, applies to guests attending a third or subsequent meeting and to former members with six months expired membership, and must be paid before entry. Payment and registration are accepted through online registration or membership sign-up. Cash payments are not guaranteed and may be refused by facilitators. Advance registration is strongly encouraged, and walk-ins are permitted only if capacity allows. Drop-in fees are non-refundable and non-transferable regardless of attendance duration or level of participation.

Hosted by Chuck Dogg, this energetic game night blends beloved TV-style competitions into one lively showdown. Tackle puzzles inspired by Wheel of Fortune, take on survey questions in the spirit of Family Feud, and test your knowledge with Jeopardy-like challenges. The experience is interactive and quick moving, all about having fun... expect plenty of play, laughter, and good vibes.

Skating and arcade games are offered at half price. Admission is $6, reduced from the regular $12, and arcade games are 50 percent off. Skate rental is available for $5 if needed. Non skating adults pay $4. Wristguards are mandatory and provided at no charge. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Discounted group rates are available for groups of 10 or more. Birthday party options are available, and this session can be arranged as a fundraiser for groups. This is a recurring offering, and when a special event is scheduled for the same period the special event will take precedence.

Begin your line dance journey with group lessons that cover two dances each week with Burgundy. The instruction spans absolute beginner to low intermediate, and at least one of the dances will be one you can do at any bar in the USA, including your local bar. Arrive ready to learn and the rest is taken care of. The cost is $20 per person unless you are on a membership.

Dive into a Dungeons & Dragons 5E adventure at Polyhedron Gamestore, perfect for anyone ready to play the hero or connect with new friends. Space is limited, and spots are reserved in person at the shop, so stop by to secure your seat at the table.

Veteran Arizona jam outfit The Noodles steer Grateful Dead Wednesday with an evening that honors the music and improvisational spirit of the Dead. Expect danceable grooves, expansive improvisations, and a set that reveals itself as it unfolds. The focus is on the sense of community and discovery that made every Dead performance unique, as familiar favorites flow into exploratory jams and surprise moments. The setlist emerges in real time, keeping the emphasis on the journey. A rotating lineup of food trucks is planned.

Put your knowledge to the test at OTG during a weekly Wednesday trivia night.

This paint and sip invites you to create a haunting Midnight Horseman, a Halloween-inspired nightscape featuring a mysterious rider beneath a moonlit sky. At Pinot’s Palette Gilbert, enjoy your favorite drink while an instructor leads you step by step, so no painting experience is required. You can also choose an optional DIY scented candle add-on for $25, selecting fragrances and pouring a custom soy candle that cures while you paint, so you leave with both a finished artwork and a candle.

SOMBR brings the You Are The Reason Tour to Glendale, joined by special guests Tom Odell and the hellp.

The meeting takes place at Casda Palamino Casa Grande and will focus on discussing future runs and business. The meeting room opens beforehand for anyone who would like to eat before it starts, and the group will meet in the room to the left of the main entrance.

Presented by Live Nation, Shakey Graves brings the Fondness, Etc. Tour to The Nile Theater with special guest Wild Pink. The concert features a headlining performance from Shakey Graves and a support set by Wild Pink.

A trivia night at Chicken N Pickle invites participants to put their knowledge to the test in Glendale, AZ.

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.

DanceWise Dance Studio in Uptown Phoenix presents West Coast Swing group classes with instruction from champion teacher Mona Brandt, followed by a practice party to put new moves into action. The lineup includes beginner and intermediate levels. No experience is needed and no partner is required. Expect a warm, clean, and welcoming setting and a supportive dance community.

Renowned ocean explorers Bob Ballard and Sylvia Earle take the stage for an evening of discovery, adventure, and perspective. With decades of pioneering expeditions behind them, they share compelling stories from the deep and reflect on the frontiers of marine exploration and conservation. Their insights aim to foster a stronger connection to the planet’s oceans.

Wednesday nights at Natalie's Bar & Grill feature karaoke along with food and drinks. Wings are offered for .75 cent each.

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.

Sweet Salvage presents the annual Bountiful Market, a four day vintage home decor shopping experience shaped by the spirit of harvest season. Discover autumn essentials and thoughtfully gathered finds curated with the feel of a traditional European market. The atmosphere recalls the comfort of a classic back road flea market, inviting relaxed browsing and fresh inspiration. Admission and parking are free.

Job seekers in Phoenix can connect directly with companies that are currently recruiting at a job fair taking place at DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix North. Employers from a variety of industries, including healthcare, technology, customer service, and logistics, will be available to meet candidates of all experience levels. Attendees can speak with recruiters, submit resumes, and interview on the spot.

A married legal team will lead a presentation on cybercrime, explaining how to recognize it and practical steps to protect yourself. Please RSVP in advance.

A Halloween-themed happy hour brings SHCSAZ members and the community together at Red Mountain Funeral Home in Mesa. The gathering features appetizers and drinks, with time to connect, meet SHCSAZ members, grow professional networks, and catch up with familiar faces. Friends and colleagues are welcome. Support for this event comes from sponsors including Diana Speros of Red Mountain Funeral Home, Voss Speros of Arizona Medicare, Gabriela Istrate of Golden Age Residential Care for the Elderly, Daniela Bulubenchi of AZ Academy of Healthcare Certification, Veronica Ortiz of UTN United Tissue Network, Ashley Norton of Eternal Health and Medicare Advantage Company, DermRight Mobile Dermatology, Tracy Langendoen of Visions Assisted Living, Frank and Rasha Brown of Corrective Exercise, Ioan Florin Georgiu of True To Care Transport, Joseph Furtado and Katina Hughes of Mulberry Medical, Bernie Wahl of Vanta Diagnostics, Territorial Newspaper, Nicole Woods of Midwest Wellness and Wound Care, Janelle Brown of Emerald Insurance, and Speros Financial Group.

An in-person ribbon cutting celebrates the grand opening of The Tooth Shop - Pediatric Dentistry in partnership with the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce. The ceremony welcomes the practice into the Chamber. Attendees are encouraged to arrive a little early to meet the team and to stay afterward to network with the business and guests. Led by Dr. Jaron Perkins, The Tooth Shop provides pediatric dental care in a calm, supportive environment, including quiet rooms for sensory-sensitive children, sedation options for complex needs, and gentle preventive cleanings. Families can expect clear communication and continuity of care, and the practice offers dedicated appointment times for aesthetic services such as Botox and fillers. Ribbon cuttings are sponsored by Colair Beauty Lounge and Med Spa and Nikki Schaal, Agent, Farm Bureau Financial Services. Please note that photography, audio, and video recording may take place, and attendance implies consent for the use of recorded media for promotional and public purposes.

This blues variety show features three different artists, each bringing a unique spin on the blues. Hosting duties are handled by Rinus Pauel, also known as Rino, a singer-songwriter, live performer, and professional guitarist from the Netherlands who has played stages throughout Europe. His original work leans toward indie folk and folds in strong influences from blues, rock, funk, jazz, and soul, connecting with a wide range of listeners. Together, these elements create a program that honors tradition while showcasing new perspectives in the blues.

This session features prenatal yoga presented by Mama Moves Co.

An evening of food trucks and community awaits at Finley Mesquite Park, with a focus on supporting local businesses. Parking is free and pets are welcome. Pick up dinner to go or spread out a blanket for a picnic on the grass beneath the spacious covered ramadas. Kids can run and play while adults relax with plenty of room to unwind. The full food truck lineup will be announced.

At Alta Climbing Gilbert, Date Night features a fun climbing experience for pairs. Attendees can come with a friend, partner, or family member and enjoy buy one, get one day passes along with partner yoga, games, and prize giveaways.

A new book club at Lena's welcomes readers ages 13 and up. Participation is free. Lena's is a safe, LGBTQ+ affirming, positive and mindful shop, offering an inclusive setting for book lovers.

Fangs & Fatality brings a vampire-themed whodunit to Mox Chandler, presented by The Hidden Key. Attendees step into assigned roles, trade secrets, question fellow guests, and follow the clues to pinpoint the culprit. No acting background is required, only a willingness to participate and mingle. Each ticket includes admission, your character and all game materials, a fully hosted experience, and one welcome drink with alcoholic or zero-proof options. Food and additional beverages can be purchased at MOX. Upscale vampire-inspired, gothic, or cocktail attire is encouraged but optional, and costumes are not required. After purchasing, look for a message from The Hidden Key with your character assignment and preparation details. This experience is for ages 15 and up and contains mature themes, adult humor, and references to murder. A minimum of 10 participants is needed for the event to proceed. If that minimum is not met, it will be rescheduled, ticket holders will be notified, and anyone unable to attend the new date may request a full refund.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to Mesa Arts Center in Mesa, celebrating 25 years of the influential Speechless album. This concluding run expands to more cities and features the record performed from start to finish, including favorites like Dive, Be Still and Know, Fingerprints of God, and the title track that helped deliver seven number-one radio singles. The evening also includes additional hits and a few surprises. Doors open in stages for VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission, and the schedule is subject to change. Tickets are on sale. For the protection of buyers and participants, third-party ticket resales are not permitted on TPR event pages; purchase through the official ticketing outlet, as tickets from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour back for a concluding run that celebrates 25 years of the Speechless album. The show presents the album from start to finish, spotlighting seven number one radio hits including the title track, along with favorites like "Dive," "Be Still and Know," and "Fingerprints of God." The set also includes additional hits and a few unexpected moments, offering a final chance to experience this milestone tour as it approaches its end.

At Stir Crazy Comedy Club in Glendale, Arizona’s only open mic dedicated to clean comedy takes the stage each month and wraps up with a set from a professional headliner. Tickets are $10 at the door, with an option to purchase in advance.

Celebrate the cozy spirit of autumn at Pinot’s Palette Gilbert with a paint and sip experience centered on a charming pumpkin design. No prior painting experience is required, since an instructor provides step-by-step guidance so everyone can create a festive canvas. Make it a two-project night with the optional DIY scented candle add-on for $25, where you choose favorite fragrances and pour a custom soy candle that cures while you paint, then head home with both your artwork and a hand-poured candle.

Country waltz takes the spotlight in August with classes led by Mona Brandt at DanceWise Dance Studio in Phoenix. Learn from a six-time world champion in country dance as you build your waltz skills. Admission is $15 per person, or opt for the four-week package for $50.

Bachata Thursdays in Phoenix offers structured social dance training for beginners and intermediate dancers who want to feel confident, relaxed, and connected on the dance floor. The program focuses on bachata fundamentals, technique and control, clean transitions, musicality, and lead and follow skills tailored to real social dancing. It suits anyone seeking beginner bachata classes in Phoenix or aiming to improve connection, flow, and control for socials and events. Beginner and intermediate sessions are available. No partner is required, and drop-ins are welcome. Pricing is $15 per hour or $25 for two hours. First time attendees are welcome. También es ideal para quienes buscan clases de bachata en Phoenix y desean aprender a bailar de forma cómoda y natural para el social.

Every Thursday night at Natalie's Bar & Grill features karaoke by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services, with food and drinks available.