Events in East Valley today

Join an action-packed AI agent hackathon where teams build, test, and present working AI agent projects over a weekend. The event is open to many stacks and frameworks, so you can use tools like OpenClaw, LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, OpenAI, Claude, custom Python agents, or even no-code options. Projects will be judged on creativity, practical usefulness, technical execution, and how well the agent behavior and workflows are designed, with teams presenting to a panel at the end. Bring your laptop, charger, and ideas, and be ready to collaborate and build something useful.

A community cruise-in from East Valley Cruisers is set at Sunny Dea Sweet Treats, a shop with coffee, candy, and gifts. This neighborhood sweets and gift spot provides the backdrop for the meetup.

The Arizona Sunrise Series keeps runners active through the hottest months by getting started in the cooler early hours, and this finale brings the community to Riparian Preserve for the concluding race of the 13th annual series. The series features seven total events across the Valley, with registration available for individual races or the full collection. Participants earn points for every event they complete, with additional points based on age group and overall placement. After the final race, the top 100 point earners, along with anyone who completes at least four of the seven events, are entered into the Arizona Sunrise Series prize drawing. Alongside sponsor giveaways from StartLine and partners, three winners will receive a $500 gift card. Entry perks include a custom series medal, a medal add-on for each series race completed, and a choice of Dri-Fit racerback tank top, sleeveless shirt, or short sleeve shirt. Courses feature extra water stations. Age group awards are presented to the top three in divisions ranging from 8 and under through 80 and over. Pre and post race refreshments include granola bars, fruit, water, and Gatorade. All races are chip timed with real time results and photos available through the organizer’s website or mobile app. The series is owned and operated by StartLine Racing. Race day registration will be available on site at Riparian Preserve for $50, payable by cash or credit card. Shirt sizes are not guaranteed for those who register on race day. The event welcomes wheelchairs, strollers, wagons, and walkers. Roller blades, skateboards, and motorized devices are not permitted on the course. Leashed pets are welcome.

Adult Cardio Tennis at Gilbert Regional Park Tennis Courts, Court 1, is hosted by Fun Fit & Feelin' Fine. The session blends fitness exercises, tennis drills, and friendly competition for adults from beginner through 2.5 skill levels. Expect an encouraging environment and a solid workout while building technique and stamina. The initial class is complimentary, and each following class costs $5. Participants should bring their own racquet and wear athletic shoes suitable for tennis. Registration and waiver are combined into a single, simple form, and space is limited. This activity is for adults only.

Coffee and Crawlers brings off-road enthusiasts together at Desert Rat in Tempe, Arizona for a relaxed monthly meetup on the second Saturday. Attendees share trail knowledge and recent experiences, check out standout vehicles, connect with local clubs, hear updates from aftermarket parts manufacturers, and learn from industry experts. The focus is on exchanging information, discovering resources, and enjoying time with a welcoming community.

If you’re new to hunting, this beginner-friendly Introduction to Hunting Arizona course is a great place to start. It’s designed as the first step in a two-part Hunting series, helping you build foundational knowledge and skills through a curriculum tailored to your interests.

Learn & Play Discovery Days is a free monthly opportunity for families to discover the preschool and play café in a welcoming, low pressure atmosphere. Attendees can explore the play areas, learn about the preschool program, meet the staff, and experience the environment firsthand. Whether considering enrollment or simply seeking a fun place for kids to play and for adults to connect, this event offers an easy way to get to know the community. Admission is free with a focus on open exploration and play.

Enjoy a summer indoor art show at Holiday Inn Phoenix - Chandler, organized by the Ocotillo Artists Group. This juried showcase highlights local OAG artists and their original work across many mediums, including paintings, jewelry, sculpture, pottery, photography, glass, and metal. Browse comfortably inside while discovering one-of-a-kind creations. Admission is free.

This show at Holiday Inn-Phoenix Chandler features a fresh kiln load of fired pottery from an exhibiting artist, including a new sculptural piece created with the raku process. The work showcases iridescent purple tones that have been hard to capture in photos. After a successful run of Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring shows, the artist brings another collection to explore.

Head to the Ocotillo Artists Group Summer Art Show for a chance to see and shop amazing local fine art up close. You can meet the artists on site and explore a wide mix of mediums including canvas, clay, jewelry, fiber, glass, metal, leather, wood, and mixed media. Admission is free and the show is indoors with onsite parking, open to the public.

This parent and child swim class helps babies and toddlers get comfortable in the water while learning water safety skills. Parents or guardians are taught techniques to help their child learn how to float, submerge, move in the water, and roll over to breathe, using songs and activities. The class is for ages 6 to 36 months, parents/guardians must accompany their child in the water, and children are required to wear swim diapers under their swimsuits.

Presented by the Bangladesh Association of Phoenix, this indoor community Olympics offers a full day of friendly competition, lively games, and a warm sense of togetherness for participants of all ages. The atmosphere is upbeat, with activities suited to kids, teens, and adults in a comfortable indoor setting. The event will be held at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

This semi-private swim and stroke school helps kids ages 2 through 13 build swimming and water safety skills. Classes are taught with a 1 to 3 instructor to participant ratio, and kids are grouped after a swim evaluation on the first day. Swim school focuses on self-rescue and foundational safety, while stroke school is for more advanced swimmers and works on technique and endurance for freestyle, backstroke, butterfly, and breaststroke. Parents or guardians are not in the water.

Enjoy a hands-on art class centered on adopting a Squishmallow. Each participant receives a 5 inch mystery Squishmallow, with extras available for trading. Everyone is guided through drawing and painting their new Squishmallow on an 8x10 inch stretched canvas, then can dive into a wide selection of crafting materials to design and decorate a special home to take it in. All materials are included, and smocks are provided. Wear clothing that can handle a bit of paint.

Join a teen and adult beginner swimming class for ages 14 and up. The curriculum is tailored to different skill levels, from learning basic comfort in the water to building foundational stroke mechanics. Instruction is personalized to each participant’s goals, with a 10-to-1 participant-to-instructor ratio and an emphasis on individual progress.

Ease into a gentle yoga flow at Desert Monks Brewing designed to help release tension, reset, and start the weekend feeling refreshed. The class welcomes all levels, so no prior experience is needed. After class, relax in the taproom, connect with others, and enjoy a well-earned drink.

A welcoming meet-up for writers who want to connect regularly to talk through works in progress, share favorite reads, and exchange ideas. A private space has been set aside at a Starbucks in Gilbert, in the Mercy Community Room, providing a comfortable spot for conversation. The agenda centers on brainstorming topics and potential speakers for upcoming meetings. The room is provided at no cost, and attendees are encouraged to purchase a beverage or snack as a courtesy to the host location.

Kids get to flex their creativity in this hands-on jewelry-making mini camp. Children ages 6-10 will learn basic design techniques and make their own bracelets, necklaces, and earrings using beads, wire, and colorful craft supplies. They’ll explore patterns, color combinations, and personal style, and they’ll leave with unique, handmade accessories they can wear or share. Each session runs 11:15 AM to 1:00 PM.

This casual gathering offers board games with pizza at Venezia's Pizzeria. Game bags and friendly smiles will help you spot the group.

A cozy self-care day party centered on manifestation and sisterhood, presented by the Woo Woo Crew. Hosted by Shaunte, Toya, and Vanessa, this intimate gathering blends pampering, creativity, and spiritual connection in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Participants will create and apply a personalized facial treatment with quality ingredients, blend a custom aromatherapy pillow mist to take home, sit in an intention-setting circle inspired by the Lion’s Gate Portal, and share in a collective tarot reading. Light bites and beverages add to the comfortable atmosphere. The price is $169 and covers all materials. Capacity is limited to maintain a meaningful experience. Come dressed for comfort, and feel at ease whether new or experienced in these practices. This event is open to women only.

Get trained in CPR and First Aid for adults, children, and infants, with a focus on responding during water-related incidents. After the course, you’ll earn an American Red Cross CPR/First Aid/AED Adult and Pediatric certification, plus guidance on how to help prevent drownings.

A family yoga class at Arizona Bouldering Project welcomes children ages 4 to 12 and their grown-ups to blend movement, breathing, and imagination. Rather than centering on traditional asana, the experience uses playful exploration to support emotional awareness, connection, and the mind body link. Participants will learn simple poses and short sequences with creative prompts, along with easy ways to fold mindful movement, feelings check-ins, and social-emotional learning into everyday routines. Activities will be provided to continue the practice at home. Nicole leads the class as a certified yoga teacher, pediatric speech-language pathologist, and mom. She shares practical tools for mindfulness and emotional regulation that work best when practiced together during calm moments before challenges arise. Nicole and her husband, a youth programs manager at BP, met at a local climbing gym and enjoy building community through climbing, photography, and parenthood. She recently attended the Wild Life Yoga Nature-Based Kids and Family Yoga Training led by Jessica Schirmer to deepen her connection with play, nature, and her inner child.

Live music comes to Goldwater Crossings with an appearance by Casey Ryan, an internationally touring independent singer songwriter from the Pacific Northwest. Formerly on the Universal Music Group roster, he has played roughly 250 shows a year across more than 20 countries and has shared stages with Third Eye Blind, Matchbox 20, James Bay, Teddy Swims, Lewis Capaldi, and others. His work has received radio and press recognition and millions of streams, with Spotify featuring Nothing, Now on several editorial playlists, the 2020 single Damaged followed by endorsements from Breedlove Guitars and G7th Capo Company, and BleedingForYou earning national radio airplay. Accolades include Best Male Vocalist, Best New Artist, and Best Solo Artist from Best of the Valley in Arizona, along with AZSGM Artist of the Year. Onstage he performs primarily solo using a loop pedal to build live layers that create the feel of a duo or trio, pairing a powerful, raspy voice with a versatile mix of well known covers spanning Top 40, alternative, rock, pop, country, R&B, blues, indie, and more. The setting is a modern brewery and taproom featuring a variety of craft beers, including year round standards.

Get ready for Cojo Feliz, a stand-up comedy show in Spanish packed with sharp, edgy humor, irreverent stories, and an unfiltered style. Expect a night full of laughs that mixes improvisation, dark comedy, and everyday life tales into an experience that’s equal parts sarcastic and unforgettable. Seating is assigned by the hosts when you arrive unless you reserve a table, and there’s a two-drink minimum per person inside the showroom. Valid photo ID is required for entry, and ticket sales are final with no refunds.

Come enjoy live music at The Casual Pint of Ocotillo with Jourdan Rolland. Jourdan brings an upbeat, family-friendly mix of Country, Rock, Pop, Reggae, and some originals, plus crowd interaction between songs. It is a great neighborhood hangout with craft beer and food in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Enjoy a monthly open mic on the second Saturday that welcomes participants to play music, tell jokes, and read poetry. Those who are not members of the American Legion may participate as guests of Christina McCarty. The gathering also celebrates all birthdays for the month, and cake is planned as part of the festivities.

BadJune delivers a lively, high-energy performance at The Wheelhouse Tavern. Experience an evening of live music.

Learn archery in a welcoming class that focuses on core skills, good form, and steady consistency. You will receive plenty of hands-on guidance in an easygoing, social environment designed for adults who want to build confidence with each arrow. No prior experience is required and you do not need to bring equipment, so simply come ready to try something new.

Enjoy a neon night filled with upbeat music and a fresh take on daytime sliding. The price includes a glow in the dark shirt.

Join the weekly downtown Mesa Big O’l Neighborhood improv jam at a supportive, inclusive comedy space. Whether you’re an experienced improviser or brand new, you can come watch, participate, and connect with others, with a pay-what-you-can setup. The event runs for about an hour of in-person improv fun.

Game night at DirtWater Springs features board, card, and video games. It welcomes groups of friends as well as solo players looking to meet new people. Expect a casual atmosphere with friendly competition and shared fun.

Connect with Brothers of Prometheus 87 for cigars, drinks, and friendly fellowship every second Saturday. The setting offers both indoor and outdoor spaces, and a large outdoor table displaying the square and compass makes it easy to find the group. Brothers, candidates, and anyone curious about masonry are welcome.

Watchtower returns to where it all began for an energized night at The Chill Room in Tempe, with a lineup centered on bold musicianship. Outer Beings, a jazz rock duo made up of two brothers, sets the tone with adventurous sounds that reach far beyond the familiar. Green Eyed Guitarist follows with blistering, virtuosic fretwork. To close, Watchtower delivers its own mix of punk, jazz, metal, and groove, and DJ C.O.R.Y. keeps the dance floor moving late into the night.

Roll into a classic skate session at USA’s Skateland Mesa, where the floor is set for jam and shuffle moves to vintage freestyle favorites and popular hits. Admission is $14, skate rental is $5, and entry for non-skating adults is $4. Guests 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult who is 23 or older. Wristguards are required and provided at no charge. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Groups of 10 or more can receive discounted rates, and options are available for birthday celebrations and fundraising events.

Catch Famous Friend, The Citie, and Floats live at The Nile Underground for an evening of indie rock, post-punk, and garage rock. The show starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue.

Head to the Oasis Pool at Gila River Resorts & Casinos for Hugel, a 21+ pool party. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the event runs until 11:00 PM. Ticket redemption requires a valid ID at the Oasis Pool Party box office near the event entrance. Dress code is enforced, and there is a clear bag policy, with lockers available for rent at the hotel lobby.

Enjoy a relaxing paint and sip at Pinot’s Palette Gilbert featuring Copper Tree Moon, a serene scene with a copper-toned tree silhouetted against a glowing moonlit sky. Friendly instructors provide step by step guidance, making it approachable for first-time painters and fun for those with experience. No prior painting skills are needed. An optional DIY scented candle add-on lets you create a custom candle while you work on your canvas. It is a creative night out that suits date nights, get-togethers with friends, or anyone looking to unwind and make something beautiful.

Superstition Shadows Aquatic Center hosts a Dive In Movie featuring Dolphin Tale. Bring a beach blanket or a lawn chair for comfortable seating. This screening is presented by SRP. Admission is $3 per person at the gate with no pre-registration. Children 7 and under must remain within arm’s reach of an adult. Only Coast Guard approved flotation devices are permitted, and glass is not allowed. If bad weather occurs beforehand, the program may move to the Multi-Generational Center. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 480-983-2181.

Teen Night at Elevate Trampoline Park features a glow in the dark party designed exclusively for ages 13 to 17. Admission is $25 per teen and includes a two hour jump session plus a large slushie. It takes place on Saturday nights, and when the lights go down the music turns up for an upbeat atmosphere. For safety and security, buy tickets directly from Elevate Trampoline Park and avoid unauthorized sellers.

Special guests Greg Bobel and Jean Garcia will be part of the festivities, bringing extra energy to the event.

TnT brings a rock and roll show to StarZ American Bar & Grill.

Catch live music at O.H.S.O. Gilbert with Outside the Line, a popular party band that plays a wide mix of genres including Motown, pop, classic rock, soul, Top 40, pop dance, and oldies. The venue is a lively brewery with a hip, dog-friendly patio, plus drinks and American bites like burgers.

Karaoke takes over TC's Pub & Grub in Queen Creek, AZ every Saturday. Enjoy food and drinks while Elite Karaoke & DJ Services runs the show and keeps the songs flowing.

Catch Sean Fogelson performing his stand-up show “That 1 Mailman.” Known from TikTok as That One Mailman, he brings his stories and crowd-friendly energy to a live audience. The show is for ages 18 and up, and there are no refunds or exchanges. Doors open about 30 minutes before late showtimes.

Sullivan King takes over Sunbar Tempe for a high-energy night designed for cutting loose. Tickets go on sale soon.

Every Saturday, Natalie's Bar & Grill in Gilbert features karaoke hosted by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Food and drinks are available while attendees take the mic.

William Kiss is performing at Sunbar Patio in Tempe for a 21+ show. Doors open at 9:00 PM, and entry closes at 1:30 AM. Mobile and temporary IDs are not accepted for entry.

Get ready for a fun Saturday night of bachata at Dave and Buster's Tempe rooftop patio. There are lessons starting at 9:00 PM, followed by open dancing beginning at 10:00 PM. A $10 cover is required at the door, and entry is limited to ages 21 and up.

Attendees meet at Hava Java Mesa for a casual coffee gathering, with an optional ride afterward. It is an easygoing chance to chat, sip, and decide on the spot whether to head out or simply enjoy the meetup.

A handicap travel league round at Neely Farms welcomes all abilities with a level playing field through handicap scoring. Participation is free, with an optional $5 buy-in and a $1 ace pool. Payouts are determined by handicap scoring, using a 100 percent payout with a top 40 percent structure. CTP prizes, giveaways, an ace pot, and bag tag battles add extra excitement. Scoring uses UDisc, and the meeting point is Hole 1. The home layout is Neely Farms DGC as listed on UDisc, set for 18 holes on a 9 hole loop rated par 54. There are no tee signs or permanent tee pads. Most holes throw from marked sidewalk areas, while holes 2, 3, 8, and 9 use grass tees. Staying on grass keeps the shot in bounds; the fence line, the rock border, and anything beyond are out of bounds. The running river is treated as a hazard with a one stroke penalty played from the lie. Mandatory routes apply on holes 7 and 9, and those two holes also play as islands. Shots that do not come to rest on the island proceed to the marked drop zone with one penalty stroke. Hole distances are as follows: Hole 1 plays 145 feet, Hole 2 is 255 feet, Hole 3 stretches to 361 feet, Hole 4 is 252 feet, Hole 5 is 267 feet, Hole 6 reaches 331 feet, Hole 7 is 219 feet and plays as an island, Hole 8 is 279 feet, and Hole 9 is 200 feet and also an island. For parking, avoid blocking homes, and use the additional parking available across at the school.

Head to Kokopelli Golf Club for a summer play date themed Fifty Shades of Blue. To stay ahead of the Arizona heat, this edition features early tee times and is planned as a full 18 holes with a cart. The Golf Party Live atmosphere is relaxed and beginner friendly, and anyone who prefers a shorter day can wrap up after nine holes. During Arizona summers, morning tee times tend to be in high demand, so pricing between nine and eighteen holes is similar. The $80 entry covers 18 holes, a golf cart, organized GPL pairings, on-course contest holes, and a friendly GPL vibe. After the round, an optional 19th hole offers food and drinks for those who want to hang out. The theme calls for your favorite blue golf outfit. This event is co-ed. The admission or green fee is nonrefundable, and a replacement player may attend in your place if you cannot make it.

Doors open early for individuals with special needs and their families, welcoming everyone and celebrating all abilities. This sensory-friendly session offers skating, dancing, and play in a calm environment with no loud music and no flashing or strobe lights. Skate mates are available for added support. Admission is $5, with skate rental for an additional $5. Please note that outside food and beverages are not allowed. Wristguards are mandatory and supplied at no charge. Group discounts are available for parties of 10 or more, and options for birthday celebrations and fundraising events are offered.

Catch Rebelution with Skip Marley and Niko Rubio live at Mesa Amphitheatre in Mesa. Expect a reggae-forward lineup with multiple featured artists for an energetic Sunday show.

Explore a recurring craft gathering at DirtWater Springs, where participants learn to make creative, eye-catching projects. The activity changes each week, with some sessions tailored for kids and others focused on adults. You can browse what is coming up, vote on new ideas, and sign up to participate. RSVPs help the organizers plan materials so there is enough for everyone, and extras will be available.

Author and illustrator Kathryn Rammell leads a storytime featuring her picture book Bandage Buddies. The bandage team springs into action for everyday dilemmas, from the STEAM Club running out of glue and tape to a fashion fan seeking the perfect accessory to a child managing big feelings. When a tumble on the playground causes a real injury, the buddies who usually soothe emotions are suddenly unsure how to help. The tale follows a brave bandage facing that challenge and explores many ways people can support one another. This picture book is for readers of all ages, including bandage lovers.

A casual pickleball session takes place in the activity center at First United Methodist Church of Gilbert. It is suitable for all ages and abilities, with on-site guidance for newcomers and loaner paddles available. The environment emphasizes friendly play and fellowship.

Enjoy a family friendly roller skating session set to a mix of hip hop and R&B, blending classic favorites with current hits. The atmosphere features low lights and a high energy soundtrack that keeps the rink moving for skaters of all ages. Admission is $12 per person. Skate rentals are available for $5, and non-skating adults pay $4. Wristguards are required for all skaters and are provided at no cost. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Discounted rates are available for groups of 10 or more. Birthday party packages are offered, and organizations can host a fundraiser during this session with a dedicated package.

Tim Shropshire steps into the spotlight for a live music performance. This concert showcases his talents with an evening of songs and entertainment, making it a memorable outing to share with friends.

Yucca Tap Room in Tempe hosts a Sunday night karaoke tradition with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Drinks are available while singers take the stage and keep the music rolling. It is touted as the Valley's best karaoke.

Martini Mondays at DirtWater Springs pairs desert-inspired flavors with creative bartending, offering a menu of specialty martinis at $5, $7, and $9. The $5 picks include the House Classic, Kate’s on the Run, Lips of a Cowgirl, and the spicy Lone Star. Step up to $7 for choices like the bright Sunny Day, decadent Chocolate Madness, and the sparkling Hidden Rose Quartz. For a top-tier sip, the $9 list features Stifler’s Mom and the standout Nosey Kates, presented with an eye-catching smoke bubble. Settle into the Old West vibe and explore playful takes on martinis that make Monday feel special.

Weekly walk-in grooming at Bark & Luv features quick services with Tessa. Pets can receive nail trims, ear cleaning, and anal gland expression. Each service costs $15, or bundle all three for $40. No appointment is required. For a first visit, proof of current rabies vaccination or rabies titers is needed.

A women-focused pinball league series built around friendly, structured competition. Each session features five rounds of group matchplay. The season runs for six weeks and concludes with a dedicated finals week.

This monthly gathering brings together the Bike Saviours board, volunteers, and community members. It is open to everyone and offers a chance to learn more about the shop and share input. Expect a welcoming space to exchange ideas, meet fellow cycling enthusiasts, and help shape future plans. Pizza will be ordered, and attendees are responsible for any additional food or drinks. Find the group in the Map Room, visible through the window near the entrance.

Participants meet outside San Tan Brewery for a warmup stretch, then set off together on a three mile route along paved paths. All paces are welcome and the group ensures no one is left behind. After the miles, a casual social takes place back at San Tan Brewery. A light is suggested during fall and winter months.

Experience a youth-friendly staging of the Broadway favorite Chicago designed for ages 12 to 18. With well-known songs, eye-catching dance sequences, sharp humor, and plenty of drama, this teen production brings the energy of jazz, celebrity, and show business to life in a format suited for young performers. Participants will build skills in acting, singing, and choreography while working with peers in a supportive, high energy rehearsal environment. Registration is required to audition, and every student who auditions will be cast. Tuition is $199 per month.

The Nile Theater hosts a show featuring Quicksand and Bane, with Soul Blind appearing as a special guest. The event welcomes all ages, and a bar is available for those with proper ID. Tickets cost $35 in advance plus fees or $40 on the day of the show plus fees.

Peter Santenello is visiting Changing Hands Bookstore for a meet-and-greet and book signing for his book Your Fellow Americans. The evening will feature a conversation with the author and time to get your copy signed. Registration through Eventbrite is required, and each ticket includes one hardcover copy, with books distributed at the venue on event night.

Sewing Night gathers fabric enthusiasts at HeatSync Labs for a relaxed evening of stitching and skill building. It takes place on the second Tuesday of each month and welcomes every experience level, from first timers to seasoned pros. Participants can share questions or topics in advance, and the group will do its best to address them during the session.

The monthly meetup is moving back to Tuesday nights. There will be a chance to grab some food during the meeting, followed by casual conversation in the parking lot afterward.

Catch Off With Their Heads with support from Mermaid Island and No Gimmick at The Rosetta Room. Tickets are on sale via See Tickets.

A new Tuesday karaoke night at Natalies features DJ Rocke, with guests taking the mic for favorite songs while enjoying Taco Tuesday and $5 well drinks.

Yucca Tap Room features karaoke presented by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services and hosted by DJ Delilah. Drinks are available from the bar while music fills the room and singers take the mic.

AJR is performing at Mesa Amphitheatre in Mesa. Expect a mix of pop, folk pop, rock, and modern rock from the headliner.

Join the iNET Mesa Chapter for a professionally facilitated, in-person business networking meeting geared toward entrepreneurs, business owners, and influencers in the Mesa and East Valley area. The group focuses on building reliable referral relationships, clearly sharing what you do and who you want to meet, and strengthening trust through consistent, seat-based participation and recurring interaction. Guests are welcome up to two meetings, with entry rules and a $25 drop-in fee applying for additional visits after that.

This karaoke night is hosted by Jonathan, with Ari behind the bar. Singing begins after a toast.

Trivia Night at DirtWater Springs offers quick, solo play right on your phone, so no team is required. Show off your knowledge of random facts as themes change each week. Prizes include gift cards and the chance to win dinner tickets for a Wizards and Magic themed dinner.

Experience a gentle, trauma-informed movement practice that encourages deeper connection through slow, intentional movement. Wear loose fitting clothes, and bring a yoga mat if rest is desired. Expect 45 to 60 minutes of gentle movement with an appropriate warm up and cool down.

Enjoy a lively in-person trivia night at On The Green Sports Grill in Mesa, Arizona. The game features an interactive format with a mix of rounds, and each show includes both an image round and a music round. A host guides the action while teams use their phones to submit answers and build points. It is free to participate, and prizes are available for those who play. Questions cover a wide range of topics from pop culture to history, creating a friendly setting for teamwork, laughter, and a bit of friendly competition.

Test your knowledge at OTG with a trivia session that takes place every Wednesday. Enjoy a weekly chance to flex your brain with a midweek quiz.

An early evening group ride welcomes riders of all ages and abilities. It follows a no-drop policy, so everyone stays together and you can move at a pace that feels comfortable. If you are new to night riding or to the park trails, friendly guidance is available, and assistance can be provided if you need a bike. After the ride, participants often gather to relax, chat, share a few jokes, and enjoy their own beverages. Meet in the main parking lot by the flagpole. Please bring a front light with at least 650 lumens, a helmet, water and snacks, and a chair plus your favorite post-ride drink. Questions or comments are welcome.

This weekly no-drop group run on the east side features a guided 5k route beginning at the Gilbert mural. After the run, participants gather at OHSO Brewery - Gilbert for relaxed social time. Dogs are welcome, and turnout can vary from week to week.

This gravel ride has shifted to a midweek schedule. Expect about 20 relaxed miles at a social pace, followed by beers and food at Tap Dragon - Craft Beer & Wine Bar after the ride.

Lisandra Vazquez brings her sharp wit and boldly satirical comedy to the Mic Drop Comedy venue. Expect a live performance from the Puerto Rican comedian and creator known for SNL-style sketch comedy and cultural commentary. This show is for ages 18+ and doors open about 30 minutes before the late showtime, with timing subject to change. No refunds or exchanges.

At Natalie's Bar & Grill, karaoke pairs with food and drinks, and wings are available for .75 cent each.

honestav is performing live at The Nile Theater in Mesa. The show is scheduled for 8:00 PM.

This networking meetup brings together entrepreneurs and small business owners to build connections and explore partnerships. Attendees can showcase their products and services by bringing samples, coupons, and other promotional materials. Admission is free. The gathering takes place at Zzeeks Pizza, which provides the conference room, and participants are encouraged to support the venue by purchasing lunch or, if not dining, by buying a gift card.

Drop in for Open Studio DIY at Pinot’s Palette, where you can choose a self-guided painting or DIY project and create at your own pace. No reservation is required during open studio hours, and there’s no artistic experience needed. It’s a laid-back option for all kinds of hangouts, family time, or a bit of creative self-care.

Thursday afternoons at the Apache Junction Public Library bring together volunteers for hands-on garden work with guidance from Master Gardener Lavier Kurtz and the Superstition Mountain Master Gardeners. Activities focus on garden projects and assembling thousands of seed packets harvested from the community garden and other volunteer gardens, all donated to EHPCG to be shared with the community. Sessions may take place in different areas of the library, including the Opal Room, the Amethyst Room, or the Enchanted Forest.

Enjoy a social line dance evening held on the second Thursday each month, dedicated to nonstop music and open dancing without lessons. Expect a friendly, upbeat atmosphere focused on hitting the floor and having fun. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the bar.

This is a prenatal yoga session with Mama Moves Co.

Travel through musical eras in a trivia night where each round spotlights a different decade, from the 70s and 80s to the 90s and 2000s. Expect a mix of signature anthems and guilty-pleasure tracks. The format is team based and laid back, with a fun, retro atmosphere. Fans of classic rock, pop, and everything in between will find plenty to tackle. Food and drinks are available, and tables can be reserved ahead of time. Gather a team, warm up those vocals, and see who earns bragging rights across the decades.

Discover an easy, welcoming way to keep up with scrapbooking in a monthly class held in a Mesa scrap studio. Each session centers on completing a polished two page layout with clear, step by step guidance, and materials for the project are provided. Bring a paper trimmer and your preferred adhesive, or borrow tools if you are just getting started. Arrive with 8 to 10 photos to use, then leave with finished pages ready for your album. The format is beginner friendly and designed to help move photos off your phone and onto memory filled pages across the year. Expect friendly conversation and something tasty while you craft. The class is $10 per month, and you can attend once or come regularly to build an album over time. Please note there is a small dog and cats in the studio for those with allergies.

Geeks Who Drink presents a weekly, live hosted pub quiz at Sheraton Mesa Hotel at Wrigleyville West. Teams of up to six compete through seven rounds that mix audio clues, visual puzzles, and questions from a host. Participation is free. Bonus prizes are awarded during play, and top teams receive gift cards at the end of the night.

A karaoke night at Mad Hatter Health & Kava offers a sober, alcohol alternative environment. Guests can sing their stress away with friends using wireless microphones, lyrics on a large projector screen, and a setup that lets you sing from anywhere in the venue. Kava and kratom are alternative plant teas with euphoric, relaxing, or energizing effects, and these teas are responsibly sourced from independent international farms.

Catch comedian Chris Cope for an adult stand-up show. Doors open for seating about 30 minutes before the late start time, and door times may shift depending on how the earlier show runs. Please note there are no refunds or exchanges, and there is a fee that may apply if you transfer a confirmed ticket purchase to another guest.

Come try out your best jokes at an open mic night where performers get 5 minutes on stage. Seats are first come, first served, and management may release tickets if you do not arrive by the scheduled showtime. There is a two drink minimum inside the showroom and a valid photo ID is required for entry. This event is for adults, with the age requirement described as 18+ for Thursday, Friday late, and Sunday shows, and 21+ for other show days unless otherwise stated.

This concert welcomes attendees of all ages. Advance tickets are priced at $25, and VIP packages are available.

Boondock's in Tempe hosts Karaoke Night featuring Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Attendees can enjoy dinner and drinks while taking the mic for their favorite songs.

Thursday nights at Natalie's Bar & Grill feature karaoke with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Enjoy food and drinks while you take the mic or cheer on the singers in a lively, welcoming setting.