Events in Green Valley, AZ

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Sibshop offers teens ages 13 to 17 who have a sibling with complex medical needs a safe space to express their feelings and connect with others who understand their experiences. Through fun, interactive games and conversation, participants can laugh, play, talk about both the rewarding and challenging parts of having a sibling with special needs, and feel heard and seen. The group also celebrates the important contributions siblings make to their families.

Dr. Marina Bengoa Roldán explores Spanish musical idioms in a lecture recital commemorating the 150th anniversary of Manuel de Falla’s birth. The program examines the flamenco and other Spanish influences in de Falla’s piano composition Fantasia Baetica, with historical and cultural context drawn from his personal archives. It also highlights a Spanish piano fantasy composed by Pascual Gimeno in 2021, comparing how both composers used Spanish musical elements in their works.

Good 2 Great Golf hosts an interactive mystery where golf skills and clue hunting go hand in hand. In partnership with Mystery Escape Room, participants play TrackMan golf games while working through puzzles to uncover evidence and identify the culprit in a fictional case involving a local golf pro. Tickets are $65 per person and include two hours of golf and sleuthing, puzzles designed by Mystery Escape Room, beverages with light appetizers, and entry into a raffle. Space is limited to 20 participants, and a completed G2GG Facility Agreement and Waiver is required before taking part.

Take part in a casual, multiplayer Star Wars Unlimited Twin Suns game night. Spare decks are available for players who are new to the game, making it easy to get started.

Circus Golden Star brings the big top to Tucson Mall with a live show featuring acrobats, specialty acts, and aerial performances. The 400-seat venue offers a classic circus atmosphere with a modern twist, showcasing human talent and artistry without animals.

The Story So Far performs at the Rialto Theatre in Tucson. The show offers general admission standing on the floor and reserved seating in the balcony. Children under six are not permitted. The venue has a clear bag policy, and all bags are subject to search.

This event is free and open to the public.

Artists of all experience levels are welcome to bring their own supplies for a relaxed, casual painting session at the gallery. This drop-in gathering offers a chance to create, chat, share ideas, and learn from one another in a supportive environment. No instruction is provided. A $5 donation supports SAWG.

Bring your knitting, crochet, or other handwork and enjoy good conversation and listening at the Gaby Click Clack Club.

Fuel Altered CHAOS brings high horsepower excitement to Tucson Dragway as altered teams travel from around the country for two days of blistering passes in Tucson, AZ. The festivities begin with parking for all classes, vendors, and spectator RVs, a dedicated test session, and a pre-party featuring Mexican food catering, plus happy hour with the track bar open and a firepit. On-track activity includes a drivers meeting at the tower, test and tune between rounds, multiple qualifying sessions, and a full race program that features a chapel service, Warm Up Chaos, sportsman racing, opening ceremonies, round one, semifinals, and final rounds. Tickets and camping passes are available.

Find small-batch, slow-fermented sourdough bread, fresh handmade pasta, wellness tonics, and handcrafted stillroom products, including serums, magnesium sprays, and herbal tooth powders. Everything is made with clean, intentional ingredients. Pre-orders guarantee an order, and walk-ups are welcome while supplies last.

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An exhibition celebrating the art and speed of two wheels unfolds at MotoSonora Brewing Company, showcasing motorcycles alongside photographic works, paintings, and sculpture. Attendees can take part in a silent auction and a 50/50 raffle, and they can grab eats from Mike’s Food Co., including a $15 combo that pairs Mike’s classic burger with a Moto Sonora pint. 520 Moto Alliance members and sponsors receive exclusive VIP gallery access, while exhibits in the taproom and beer garden are open to everyone. Programming also features a live broadcast by KFMA 102.1 and an outdoor screening of On Any Sunday. The run wraps up with a raffle drawing to close the show.

A free, welcoming healing circle led by spiritual healer and teacher Mark Earlix, open to people seeking support, healing, clarity, peace, or connection. The gathering may include group energetic healing, guided experiences, time for questions and sharing, and opportunities for individual support. No experience or particular belief system is required. The circle is spiritual rather than religious, and people of all backgrounds are welcome. Donations are appreciated, and seating is limited.

Enjoy a night of darts at the Northwest Moose Lodge, welcoming players of all skill levels. The modified blind draw has a $10 entry fee, allocated toward the winning pot, mystery out, trip out, and gorilla out for the highest out.

RØZ presents SE ESTÁ HACIENDO TARDE as part of the Monster Energy Outbreak Tour, presented by Best Life. The show features general admission standing. Children under 6 are not permitted. The venue has a clear bag policy, and all bags are subject to search.

Poppin’ Off Pop Culture Gifts & More presents its first annual fall rummage sale, a community marketplace for bargain hunters and collectors. Shoppers can browse for collectibles, household items, toys, clothing, books, fandom finds, and other hidden gems. Those wishing to sell can reserve a vendor space for $20 per space. Reservations must be completed and paid in full, and availability is limited, so early arrangements are recommended. Booking is handled only through the ticket link in the event or in store, and participants should ignore unsolicited payment requests from unofficial sources.

A Saturday event held in November.

Celebrate remembrance and tradition at Tubac’s Día de los Muertos in Tubac Presidio State Historical Park. Honor loved ones with ofrendas, enjoy a lively procession, and take in live music and cultural entertainment alongside pop up vendors and food trucks. Face painting adds festive color, the altar tour offers space for reflection, and the burning of intentions invites a moment of release. A Catrina contest brings creative flair, and a bonfire brings the day to a warm close. This community event is open to all.

Support local kid entrepreneurs while doing your holiday shopping in the parking area at the Marana American Furniture Wearhouse. One of the many kid entrepreneurs is sharing this information and is not the market host.

This community and sustainability event, hosted by Las Milpitas Community Farm, offers mesquite milling with a limit of two 5-gallon buckets per person. Pods must be dry and clean, and must be Velvet, Honey, or Screwbean mesquite. Chilean mesquite pods are not accepted. Milling costs $5 to $20 per bucket on a sliding scale, and admission is free.

Enjoy an hour-long yoga class with the cats of Hunter’s Kitten Lounge. The class welcomes all yoga levels, and participants must be over 10 years old. Bring your own mat or borrow one of the mats available. Tickets are $20 per person, with all proceeds going to the rescue.

A monthly program at Fort Lowell Museum offers coffee and an informal conversation with a subject expert. This session features Bisbee historian Mike Anderson, who explores a particularly violent and infamous crime from Tucson’s territorial era. The subject matter may be unsettling. Due to limited capacity and strong interest, advance registration is requested.

At Kennedy Park Stage Arena in Tucson, this blues festival features live performances by John Nemeth, GA-20, Bob Corritore, Sir Harrison Band, Black Cat Bones, Grams and Kreiger, and Sienna Rae.

Enjoy a free barbecue, play volleyball, listen to music, and connect with others. A recovery meeting will also be available for anyone who would like to participate. The event is free and open to everyone, whether you are in recovery, supporting someone, or simply looking to spend time with the community.

This family-friendly comedy show features improvisers creating a joyful performance filled with pretend play. Children have plenty of opportunities to join the improvisers on stage and perform with them. General admission is $7, with a family-of-five option for $21. Beer, wine, drinks, and snacks are available.

A patriotic pinup pageant and car and bike show will support Operation Toothbrush for homeless veterans in Tucson. The pageant welcomes entrants aged 18 and up, with no experience required. Nine winners will receive a sash, crown, and prizes, and four additional categories will be available. The pinup who collects the most essential items and the pinup who travels the farthest will each receive $100. Organizers are seeking essential-item donations, vendors, sponsors, raffle items, and prizes to help raise funds and support a Thanksgiving dinner for veterans at a Tucson shelter. Admission is free, and food will be provided.

Take part in a Texas Hold’em poker tournament.

Roller derby takes over the Pima County Fair Grounds in Tucson with a Harvest Havoc double header. Between the two bouts, visit the Night Market from Desert Goth Club and enjoy a live halftime set by the band Girl Slime. It all adds up to back-to-back games with live music and a Night Market in one place.

Step into a Saturday night Dungeons & Dragons 5E game at Polyhedron Gamestore. Space is limited, and seats can be reserved in person.

Grey Skies Blue brings a mix of Americana and acoustic folk and pop to the Palm Terrace at Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa as part of a LOOKOUT BAR & GRILL night of live music. Admission is free, and tables are available on a first come, first served basis. Westward Look and Art State Arizona present a monthly series that showcases artists in a popular Tucson resort setting. The performance takes place on the Palm Terrace patio, with special drink offerings and food from the Palm menu available during or after the show.

GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Anne Wilson brings The STARS Tour to Tucson, with Peter Burton and Aodhan King providing support. The show features new music from her album STARS alongside fan favorites including “God Story,” “Strong,” “Hey Girl,” and “My Jesus,” for an evening of music and worship.

Start the month with The Brassanovas performing a lively blend of funk, soul, and jazz. Their music features brass lines, soulful vocals, and energetic rhythms.

Enjoy a lively mix of funk, pop, soul, and classic hits, featuring a full horn section and multiple lead singers. With big grooves and sing-along favorites, the music keeps the dance party going from the first note through the final encore. Drinks and food are available.

Maria Bamford appears live at The Rialto Theatre in Tucson for a reserved seating show open to ages 6 and up. Tickets are on sale now and available online. Prices include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges from The Rialto Theatre. A clear bag policy is in effect, allowing clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags, or small clutch bags around 5 x 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

Oingo Boingo Former Members perform in a mostly standing-room setting. High Top Tables for four and Stage View Seating tickets include seats. The show is for ages 16 and older, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Comedian Henry Cho was inducted as the 229th member of the Grand Ole Opry, an honor not extended to a comedian since 1973. His television credits include appearances on The Tonight Show, The Late, Late Show, and Young Comedians Special. He also hosted Friday Night Videos for two years, had guest roles on network sitcoms, and co-created, co-produced, and co-wrote The Henry Cho Show on GAC.

North Mississippi Allstars performs at 191 Toole. Admission is for guests 21 and over, with valid ID required. General admission is standing room. A clear bag policy applies, and all bags are subject to search. Accepted bags include clear plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags, and small clutch bags of approximately 5 by 7 inches.

Explore wedding ideas and get advice from carefully selected experts, whether you are planning a formal black-tie celebration or a casual barefoot ceremony on the beach.

Portrait photographer Michelle Beaumont Owens celebrates 50 women over 50 with an art exhibition showcasing a creative portrait of each participant, highlighting the unique personality of every woman. Guests can meet remarkable women, hear their stories, and connect with a community that supports and cheers one another on. Whether the goal is growing a business, expanding a network, or building meaningful friendships, this setting encourages lasting connections. Expect beautiful portraits, light appetizers, desserts, lively conversation, and maybe even a bit of spontaneous dancing as the women of The 50 Over 50 Experience are honored. Tickets are limited, and a $20 early bird discount is available with code EARLYBIRD20 at checkout.

Bring a book or reading device for an hour of quiet reading with others at the rooftop Moonstone. There will be time to introduce yourselves and share what you are reading, if you wish. Food and drinks are available for purchase, but buying anything is not required. The gathering takes place in a public space that may be noisy, crowded, or distracting, so consider bringing earplugs or an audiobook to listen to with headphones.

Enjoy a monthly Texas Hold’em poker night at Tucson Games and Gadgets in Tucson Mall, with cold drinks from Short Rest Tavern. New players are welcome to learn the game and take part in the fun.

Children can enjoy a free meal with the purchase of an adult entrée, spin a wheel for prizes and treats, and get their faces painted by Brissa.

Sit in with multi-instrumentalist Max Goldschmid and the Century Room house band. After a short opening set, the band opens the stage for an instrumental jam. Musicians who sit in receive free admission through the Sonora Arts & Music Initiative.

Comedian Henry Cho was inducted as the 229th member of the Grand Ole Opry, an honor not extended to a comedian since 1973. His television credits include appearances on The Tonight Show, The Late, Late Show, and Young Comedians Special, as well as hosting Friday Night Videos and guest roles on network sitcoms. He also co-created, co-produced, and co-wrote The Henry Cho Show on GAC.

This reserved-seating performance at The Rialto Theatre is presented as an evening with no opening act. Guests must be at least six years old to attend. Ticket prices already include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges for scheduled shows. A clear bag policy is enforced at The Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, limiting what can be brought inside. Acceptable options are clear plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags, or small clutches around 5 by 7 inches. All bags may be searched at entry, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office. Ticket availability includes a general public sale, fan club and artist presales, and VIP package presales along with a VIP package sale.

Dance the night away at the official after party featuring Petunia and the Vipers and DJ HERM. The party benefits the organization.

Roberta Rogers leads a workshop on turning photographic references into personal watercolor expression. Through demonstrations and clear instruction, participants explore techniques that encourage creating original work rather than copying a photo. Students are encouraged to ask what if, experiment, and paint without fear. Open to all. The fee is $345 for members and $385 for non-members.

Thanksgiving week brings the busiest day of the year, and this Holiday Harvest drive is designed to get ahead of the rush in the Bashas’ parking lot. Throughout the day, the effort collects non-perishable food and monetary donations, with live coverage on 94.9 MIXfm and added support from 96.1 KLPX, Rock102.1, and ESPN Tucson 1490 AM. Tucson Electric Power will match the first $20,000 contributed, doubling the impact of those donations.

Set by the water at Sahuarita Lake Park, the Sahuarita Sunset Market Fall Series features free live music from local performers, a selection of food vendors, and a marketplace highlighting homegrown goods. Shop, grab a bite, and unwind by the lake while supporting small businesses. Admission is free and open to all ages. BYOB is permitted, excluding hard liquor. Vendor registration is handled through the organizer’s website only.

The Black Moods take the stage at 191 Toole for a general admission standing show. Children under 6 are not permitted. Ticket prices include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges from The Rialto Theatre. A clear bag policy applies at Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, permitting only clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags, or small clutches about 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags can be purchased at the box office.

Tucson Cars & Coffee is a monthly, free car show in Tucson hosted by Obsessions Car Club. It is the city’s most established and biggest Cars & Coffee gathering.

The Harley Owners Group Tucson Chapter and Harley-Davidson of Tucson present a motorcycle toy run benefiting the T.U.S.D. Southwest Family Resource Center, with sponsorship from The Husband & Wife Law Team. This ride brings motorcyclists together to share holiday cheer with local families and will roll rain or shine. New, unwrapped toys are requested, and all donations support the Resource Center. Pre-registration at the dealership is $20 for riders and $10 for passengers, including lunch at the Resource Center, with a toy donation required; the first 50 to register receive a complimentary Toy Run T-shirt. Day-of registration is $25 for riders and $15 for passengers, also including lunch, with a toy donation required. On ride day, registration at Harley-Davidson of Tucson includes coffee and donuts, followed by a riders meeting before kickstands go up. The ride concludes at the T.U.S.D. Southwest Family Resource Center for lunch and toy drop-off. An in-store toy drive at the dealership welcomes riders, customers, and community members to drop off new, unwrapped toys during business hours, even if they are not riding.

Competitive baseball and community giving come together at Mike Jacobs Sports Park in Tucson as the Turkey Trot / Food Drive Tournament makes its debut in the city. Divisions span 8U through 18U, with teams from around the region meeting in a spirited, championship atmosphere and each team guaranteed three games. Player of the Game recognitions, MVP honors, and team awards are part of the experience. Canned food donations will be accepted throughout the weekend to support local holiday food efforts, offering a chance to compete, give back, and welcome the season with purpose.

Schulz Arena hosts a day of barrel racing highlighted by an open 5D competition. Divisions include pee-wee, youth 3D, futurity 1D, derby 2D, additional youth and masters for ages 55 and up, plus open poles run in a 2D format. Books and time-only runs are available. Results will count for member points, and a Futurity Showcase is part of the event.

Walk ALS Tucson brings people together at the Tucson Auto Museum for a walk. Registration opens ahead of the kickoff, and all activities take place at the museum. Participants check in, then set off together when the event begins.

This session of Desert Landscape Basics at Four Arrows Garden focuses on getting desert landscapes ready for cooler weather. Topics include practical frost protection, adjusting watering for winter conditions, simple pruning approaches, and care for cold-hardy plants. The ongoing series is designed to help you build a beautiful, low-stress yard in Southern Arizona by using the right plants at the right time with realistic maintenance. Instruction centers on landscape plants such as trees, shrubs, natives, succulents, and seasonal color, along with smart planning for local conditions. Each class blends clear, guided teaching with open Q&A so you can get answers tailored to your own yard. It is beginner friendly and useful for both new residents and long-time locals. Attendance is free. Seating can be limited, so early arrival is recommended. Beverages and snacks are available for purchase. Kids are welcome and can take home a free succulent from Lil’ Sprout Station. Leashed friendly dogs are welcome. The class is held on the terrace with mountain views at Four Arrows Garden in Vail.

Salsa Siesta offers a group lesson covering the fundamentals of Latin dances like salsa, bachata, and cumbia, then continues with a social dancing hour set to a wide variety of Latin rhythms. Light refreshments are available to keep energy up. No partner is required, and all experience levels are welcome.

This reserved seating event at The Rialto Theatre is for guests 18 and over, and a valid ID is required for entry. Ticket prices include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges for currently scheduled shows. A clear bag policy is in effect, allowing clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, one gallon clear plastic freezer bags, or small clutch bags approximately 5 inches by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and compliant clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

The Winter Edition of the Tucson Toy Show & Collector-Con is back at the Tucson Expo Center for year two, celebrating collectibles from vintage to modern. Explore toys and memorabilia tied to Marvel, DC, Star Wars, Pokemon, GI Joe, Transformers, anime, Masters of the Universe, Barbie, Monster High, die-cast cars, video games, comics, Godzilla, horror, and cards, with even more to discover. General admission is $10 per person, with up to two children under 10 admitted free per paid admission. A VIP early bird option is available for $20.

This purse bingo event offers chances to win luxury handbags from brands like Coach, Kate Spade, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton. Space is limited, and last year sold out, so early ticket purchase is recommended. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Isaiah Rashad performs in a show with general admission standing floor access and reserved balcony seating. Children under 6 are not permitted. The venue has a clear bag policy, and all bags are subject to search.

Licensed Medicare broker Sandra Reith will be at Walgreens in Green Valley during Medicare Annual Enrollment, offering one-on-one conversations to help answer Medicare questions. She is not available during Thanksgiving week. Visitors can meet with her to discuss their questions in a friendly, personal setting. Sandra is a U.S. Air Force veteran. For more information, call 520-909-3677.

The Mobile Food Bank will distribute free food to Pima County residents. Please bring identification to register.

Begin the season with an easygoing evening of live music, conversation, and connection. Story lovers can mingle in a welcoming setting and get a sense of what Tell Me a Story is all about. Participation in storytelling is not required, so the emphasis is on enjoying the music and the community.

AKC agility trials presented by the Saguaro Scramblers Agility Club will take place at Kino Sports Complex. The field is limited to 330 entries, and entries are accepted in the order they are received.

An annual beauty blowout in Tucson offers discounts up to 75 percent on makeup, skincare, hair care, and more. Guests receive a free eyeshadow on arrival. Admission is free, kids are welcome, and both cash and cards are accepted. The event is held at DoubleTree by Hilton Tucson - Reid Park.

Take a break while your child enjoys a fun, drop-off session packed with organized games, creative arts and crafts, and a pizza dinner. Designed for ages 4 and up, everything needed for activities and food is provided, so there is nothing to bring. Children will stay active, have fun, and make new friends. Friends and family are also welcome. Admission is $35 per attendee.

Alfred Robles brings Vatos With Gatos to The Rialto Theatre with assigned seating throughout the venue. Children younger than 6 are not permitted. Ticket prices already include fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges for scheduled shows. A clear bag policy is in effect, limiting what can be brought inside. Permitted options include clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutches around 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

ReSources Vail Food Bank hosts Market On the Move, a community distribution held on the third Saturday of each month. Attendees can take home up to 60 pounds of produce along with pantry items for $10. Summer dates depend on product availability and may be canceled on short notice. If a summer distribution is possible, it may be scheduled earlier in the day to avoid the heat.

Prepare for the unexpected with a focused 3-hour seminar that provides a practical response plan for active attacker situations. The session explains the realities of these incidents using data and trends, builds situational awareness and threat assessment skills to spot danger early, offers training strategies to address weak points, and develops a survival mindset to act under pressure. It also outlines what to expect when law enforcement arrives and guides participants through planning steps that can improve the chances of survival. Led by seasoned instructors with real-world experience, this training is designed for everyday settings such as workplaces, schools, churches, and public spaces.

A full moon drumming gathering at Randall’s. Guests are asked to bring high-quality drumming, food, and/or alcohol to share. Dogs and tobacco are not permitted. Wear sensible shoes for the footpath to the gathering area.

EL TRI takes the stage at The Rialto Theatre in Tucson with a setup that features a standing general admission floor and reserved seating in the balcony. Guests younger than 6 are not permitted. Ticket prices include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. The venue enforces a clear bag policy that limits what can be brought inside. Acceptable options are clear plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags such as Ziploc, and small clutch bags about 5 inches by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office. Ticket opportunities include a public onsale, Citi Cardmember presale and preferred tickets, and a Live Nation presale.

RITUAL is a recurring gallery night that brings together DJs, dance music fans, and Tucson’s creative scene. Co-hosted by Poe’s Art House, it unfolds inside an immersive multiroom environment featuring bold installations, photo-friendly spaces, and a hidden speakeasy behind a sliding door. The soundtrack centers on EDM, house, techno, and movement music, drawing inspiration from Burning Man culture. Entry is donation based with a suggested contribution of $10, and guests must be 21 or older. Beer and wine are available at the bar, and the atmosphere encourages radical self expression. This burner-adjacent gathering is open to the public and created by and for the local community and Tucson AZ Burners, yet it is not affiliated with official Burning Man organizations. The organizers aim to honor and share the 11 Principles of burner culture throughout the experience.

As I Lay Dying performs at 191 Toole in a general admission standing show, with support from The Curse Within. Children under 6 are not permitted. Ticket prices include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges through The Rialto Theatre. A clear bag policy is in effect at 191 Toole and the Rialto Theatre. Acceptable options include clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags, or small clutch bags around 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office. A public onsale and a Bandsintown presale are offered.

Gobo, Red, Mokey, Wembley, and Boober Fraggle set out to find the lost pieces of the Celebration Stone, an ancient treasure said to bring everyone together for a great party. Their adventurous journey takes them through new caves in Fraggle Rock and beyond, where they discover unexpected magic and learn the value of working together. Along the way, they seek to restore the stone and uncover something even more memorable and heartfelt.

This screening presents Anza 250, a creative journey by Luis Valle, a documentarian as well as an architect and cyclist, along the Juan Bautista de Anza Trail in commemoration of its 250th anniversary. In the late eighteenth century, Juan Bautista de Anza established a 1,200 mile route from Mexico to the area that would later become San Francisco, a path that helped shape missions, settlements, and the multicultural character of the American West. Traveling by bicycle with a sketchbook and a strong respect for the landscapes and communities encountered, Valle reflects on the meeting point of art, movement, and memory. Tickets include light bites, refreshments, the screening, and park admission.

A recurring car show takes place on the last Saturday of every month with day-of registration only and a $15 entry fee. Awards span many categories, including Best Classic Truck (The Big John), Best Modern Truck, Best Specialty, Best Classic, Best Modern, Best Classic Muscle, Best Modern Muscle, Best Classic Import/Compact/Tuner, Best Modern Import/Compact/Tuner, Best Sports Car (The Akers Award), Best Street Rod, Best Work in Progress, Best of Show (Charlies Cup), People’s Choice, Kids Choice, Vets Choice (Bullet), Freddy’s/Obsessions Choice, Best Ford, Best GM, Best Mopar, Best Foreign, and a Club Participation Award presented in February, April, June, August, October, and December. To keep the atmosphere safe and courteous, attendees are asked to follow event rules by working with parking attendants, leaving alcohol at home, avoiding excessive revving, burnouts, tire squealing, and loud music, helping keep the lot clean, respecting others and their property, watching children and pets, obtaining consent from Obsessions Car Club before flying drones, and arriving and departing in a considerate manner.

Experience The Fab Four at Fox Tucson Theatre as they pay tribute to The Beatles with music from A Hard Day's Night and a selection of signature hits. This all-ages show offers reserved seating, and tickets are on sale now.

Settle in at Bloom Tea for a relaxing crafternoon dedicated to holiday card making. Using the Timeless Tidings Card Kit, participants create 12 festive cards that are ready to mail. The kit includes all necessary materials, and you can follow the sample designs or add your own personal touches. No experience is required, and guidance plus shared tools and supplies are provided. The workshop fee is $32, which covers the 12-card kit, instruction, and use of tools. Extra card kits are available for $24 each. Attend solo or with a friend, and enjoy snacks and beverages available for purchase from Bloom Tea while you craft. Leave with a dozen handmade greetings to share for the season.

Part of the La Rosa Sunday Jazz Series, Adam Hawley takes the stage for a fully seated concert. The event is open to ages 16 and older, and anyone younger than 16 must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Sisters Bar & Restaurant will be open. A celebrated figure in smooth jazz, Hawley is a guitarist, producer, songwriter, and educator who launched his recording career under the guidance of Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire and now leads his own label, MBF Entertainment. He has earned 19 Billboard number one hits across seven albums, along with honors such as Billboard’s Artist of the Year in 2025, Mediabase’s Artist of the Year in 2024, and Billboard’s Song of the Year in both 2022 and 2020. His debut single, 35th St., held a record run at the top of the Billboard charts in 2016, and he was recognized as Debut Artist of the Year by Smooth Jazz News and JazzTrax. Before stepping out front, he toured and recorded with artists including Jennifer Lopez, Natalie Cole, Brian McKnight, Brian Culbertson, and Gerald Albright, and performed as a guitarist with the American Idol house band during live television broadcasts. A graduate of the University of Southern California with bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees in Studio and Jazz Guitar, he brings polished technique and seasoned stagecraft to every show, reflected in an extensive touring schedule that included 80 performances in 2024.

The Tucson Winter League brings youth baseball teams together for a returning second-year season focused on development and steady competition. Designed for ages 9U through 14U, it offers a guaranteed slate of ten games so players can keep improving during the offseason while balancing school and other activities. All games are hosted at Mike Jacobs Sports Park in Tucson. Teams can expect a consistent schedule and a positive environment that supports growth and quality play throughout the winter.

INNOVATIONS 2026 brings an exhibition together with a symposium at Tubac Center of the Arts. The venue is hosting both components this year and has shared an article with more information for those seeking added context. This combined experience presents the exhibition and the symposium in one place.

Settle into the Sonoran Desert around Tucson, Arizona for a getaway that blends desert trails with simple pleasures. Expect at least three day hikes chosen to match the group and the weather, with routes that showcase different elevations and views. Between outings, unwind at a roomy historic ranch near the Santa Catalina Mountains in northeast Tucson, soak up the sunshine, and savor moments of quiet under wide open skies. Activities can shift based on what the group is excited about, which may include live music, a fry bread cooking lesson, Pilates or yoga, a visit to a rodeo family’s farm, and possibly a scenic horseback ride. The focus is on the spirit of the Southwest and personal restoration through shared meals, movement, and time in nature. An optional visit to the Desert Museum may also be considered. Group size is limited to 4 to 10 participants. This experience suits ages 14 and up. Participants should be in good condition and comfortable walking 5 or more miles. The price covers five nights at an 1882 historic guest ranch with 10 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, a patio, and spacious grounds, subject to a full group. A light, informal breakfast is provided each morning. Lunch is included on hiking days and at least one dinner is covered, with remaining dinners split between cooking together at the ranch and meals at restaurants in downtown or nearby Tucson. Transportation to and from trailheads and any required park fees are included. Airfare is not included. Rates are $2250 for double occupancy and $2500 for single occupancy, with a $500 deposit reserving a spot. Leadership is provided by Bridget Hardy, a wellness coach and South Bend native who has led multiple groups to Tucson, guided additional trips to Cuba, and served as an assistant leader on Sierra Club backpacking trips in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah in the 1990s and early 2000s. Bridget also lived in Tucson for about five years and knows the local hiking and culture well. One of the hiking guides is Barry Morenz. COVID-19 vaccination is required. If a participant contracts COVID-19, they must quarantine away from the group, which may require separate lodging and missing activities. The organizer will help with arrangements, and all related logistics and costs are the participant’s responsibility. Past feedback highlights star-filled desert nights, the sound of coyotes, time among cacti and birds, mariachi music, feeding horses at the ranch, and the camaraderie of sharing food, stories, and laughter with fellow travelers.

Home Free brings a holiday tour stop to Tucson with a mix of cherished Christmas tunes, signature Home Free songs, and a few unexpected moments. Whether attending for the first time or continuing a yearly tradition, guests can look forward to a warm evening of seasonal music and shared celebration. Members of the group’s Patreon community receive first access to tickets through a presale.

Discover how to be present in every moment during meditation to improve your overall health. Mindfulness involves intentionally focusing on the present. This practice can be learned and developed. Explore the positive effects of mindfulness on your mind, body, and relationships. This session is led by community volunteers.

Element119 brings a lively dance party to The Gaslight Music Hall in Oro Valley, featuring favorite dance hits from the 60s through the 90s. Arriving early to enjoy a meal will have you ready to hit the floor when the music kicks off. Tickets may sell out.

This talk explores the intertwined histories of Mission Guevavi and Mission Calabazas in southern Arizona. It traces how these Spanish colonial sites figured in the expansion of Christianity and settlement, as well as their relationships with Indigenous communities during the colonial era. The program also examines their architecture, cultural importance, and preservation as part of Arizona's heritage. Tickets include the talk, snacks and beverages, plus park admission.

The Holiday Spectacular will feature a showcase by Kids Market as part of the festivities.

Frankie Quiñones brings the Good Vibes Only Tour to The Rialto Theatre in Tucson, showcasing the character-driven stand-up that earned him an Independent Spirit Award nomination for his work on Hulu’s This Fool. His on-screen credits include recurring roles on FX’s What We Do in the Shadows and the animated series Fired on Mars and Victor & Valentino for HBO Max, along with appearances in Mr. Mayor, Feliz Navidad, The Dress Up Gang, Papi Chulo, and a Walking Dead spin-off. He recently completed a Hulu pilot for his own sketch series, Get Frankie, and filmed his first hour special for Hulu with Ali Wong as director and executive producer. Quiñones is also starring in and executive producing the feature The Fiddle Leaf with longtime collaborators The Dress Up Gang, financed by Mar Vista. Expect quick-shift characters, sharp timing, and plenty of good vibes.

At Brandi Fenton Memorial Park in Tucson, runners take on a half marathon, 10K, 5K, and the Reindeer Dash in a holiday themed event limited to 700 participants. A virtual option is available for the half marathon, 10K, and 5K, allowing participants to run from anywhere and still receive a custom medal and a Dri-Fit tech shirt in either long sleeve or short sleeve, with shipping included and items sent after the event. Race day participants are eligible for age group awards to the top three in each division for the half marathon, quarter marathon, and 5K. Divisions are 8 and under, 9 to 10, 11 to 13, 14 to 17, 18 to 24, 25 to 29, 30 to 34, 35 to 39, 40 to 44, 45 to 49, 50 to 54, 55 to 59, 60 to 64, 65 to 69, 70 to 74, 75 to 79, and 80 and over. All participants receive a custom event medal and shirt. Before and after the race, a simple runner's brunch features granola bars, fruit, water, Gatorade, and similar refreshments. Live results and photos are available on the event website or through the mobile app on Apple and Google. The event is owned and operated by StartLine Racing. For the most accurate and up to date information, refer to the event website.

Settle in for a reserved-seat performance presented as an evening with the headliner only, with no opening act. Guests younger than 6 are not allowed. Ticket prices already include all fees, and purchases for currently scheduled shows are final, with no refunds or exchanges from The Rialto Theatre. A clear bag policy is in effect at Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, allowing only transparent plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, clear one-gallon freezer bags, or small clutches around 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to inspection at entry, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

World Ballet Company brings The Nutcracker to the stage in a festive retelling that welcomes all ages. The story follows Marie on Christmas Eve as her cherished Nutcracker comes alive, whisking her through shimmering snow, a tussle with clever mice, and a radiant visit to the Kingdom of Sweets. A cast of 40 artists, more than 150 hand sewn costumes, and richly crafted sets create an atmosphere of holiday wonder. The performance runs about 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is recommended for audiences age 2 and up. Based in Los Angeles and guided by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours nationwide with productions that appeal to newcomers and longtime ballet fans, bringing together acclaimed dancers from over ten countries. The company has appeared in hundreds of cities for audiences totaling more than half a million. Group rates are available for parties of ten or more.

Randall King brings a sold out show to the Rialto Theatre in Tucson. This event is general admission standing. Children younger than six are not allowed. Ticket prices already include fees, and purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. A clear bag policy is in effect at both the Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, allowing clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags, or small clutches around 5 x 7 inches, with all bags subject to search. Clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

A free monthly car show in Tucson, hosted by Obsessions Car Club, featuring a different lineup focus each month, from tuner cars, classic muscle, and exotics to trucks and Mustangs. Attendees are asked to respect parking attendants and others’ property, keep the lot clean, supervise children and pets, and avoid alcohol, excessive revving, burnouts, tire squealing, loud music, arguments, and drones above the cars. Please enter and leave respectfully.

Turn the photos on your phone into meaningful keepsakes with a beginner-friendly scrapbooking workshop. Learn the essentials of selecting images and planning page layouts, experiment with creative tools, and finish your first pages during the session. No prior experience is needed. The workshop fee is $10 and includes all supplies, guided instruction, and refreshments. An afternoon option is available upon request. Expect a warm, creative environment that makes organizing memories both simple and enjoyable.

Gift Horse performs live on the patio at The Hut Tucson during the winter Fourth Avenue Street Fair. Attendees can have a drink and relax outdoors while the music plays and the winter weather in Tucson sets the scene.

Winterfest will include a showcase of the kids market. Look for this feature as part of the event.

Share the gift of life this Christmas season by donating at the blood drive at St. Mark’s UMC. Appointments can be scheduled in advance.

Father John Misty presents a special solo performance with special guest Damien Jurado. The show is standing room only, though Stage View Seating tickets include seats. The event is for ages 16 and older. Those under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

At Armory Park, the 30th annual Downtown Parade of Lights features a lively festival with food trucks, vendors, music, and more, followed by the parade. The event offers a warm way to celebrate the holiday season.

Settle into an animal rescue ranch in Tucson that cares for horses, goats, and donkeys, and spend several days immersed in the beauty of the Southwest. The experience blends meaningful volunteer time supporting the rescue with learning about desert flora and fauna, sharing favorite plant-based recipes at the ranch, and enjoying the city’s lively plant-based offerings with local fans. There is time set aside for restoration, from relaxed communal meals and sunset strolls to quiet moments beneath the night sky. Activities are shaped by group interest and can include live music, cooking lessons, and gentle stretching, Yoga, or Pilates. All types of eaters are welcome. The group size ranges from 4 to 10 participants. For comfort and safety, participants should be in good physical shape, starting with the ability to walk more than five miles fairly easily. This trip is appropriate for ages 14 and up. Participants must be vaccinated against COVID-19, and anyone who becomes ill will need to quarantine away from the group and arrange separate lodging and logistics, with assistance from the organizer. The package includes five nights of lodging at the ranch, light informal breakfast each morning or a brunch outing, transportation to restaurants and activities, ranch volunteer opportunities and animal interaction, at least one dinner with remaining dinners split between group-prepared meals at the ranch and restaurants in downtown or nearby Tucson, at least one gentle hiking excursion with park fees, at least one additional activity such as a cooking lesson from the chefs at Rancho Vegano or a visit to the Desert Museum, and a downtown sights and mural tour. Airfare is not included. Culinary stops may feature local favorites such as a brunch buffet at Del Cielo Tamal and a visit to Tumerico. Double and single occupancy options are available. A $500 payment is required to reserve a spot. For questions or to arrange payment, contact Bridget Hardy at bridgetmhardy@hotmail.com or 574-876-7786. The trip is led by Bridget Hardy, a Wellness Coach and South Bend native who has guided multiple groups in Tucson, led trips to Cuba, assisted on Sierra Club backpacking trips in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, and lived in Tucson for roughly five years.

Holidays have a way of veering off script. This storytelling gathering celebrates the moments that make the season unforgettable, from travel snafus and surprise visitors to quiet acts of kindness that stay with you. Tales range from hilarious to hectic to heartfelt, with a few unexpected turns along the way. Bring a story to share, or simply listen as others tell the twists they never saw coming.

Rob DeFriese performs a mix of pop and rock covers along with original songs at the Lookout Bar & Grill inside Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa in Tucson. Admission is free, and seating is first come, first served. This appearance is part of a monthly live music series presented by Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort and Spa in partnership with Art State Arizona, creating opportunities for local artists while strengthening community connections in a popular resort setting. Special drink offers and selections from the Lookout menu are available during or after the show.

Enjoy a reserved-seating show at The Rialto Theatre in Tucson. Children under 6 are not permitted. Ticket prices include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges for currently scheduled shows. For entry, the venue follows a clear bag policy that also applies at 191 Toole. Acceptable bags include clear plastic or vinyl up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutches approximately 5 inches by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

Settle in at the Lookout Bar & Grill for an evening of live pop and rock covers performed by Corey Spector. There is no cover, and seating is first come, first served. Presented in partnership by Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort and Spa and Art State Arizona, this monthly series gives local artists a platform and strengthens community connections through the arts in a resort setting. The performance takes place on the Lookout Bar & Grill patio at Westward Look, with special drink offers and food from the Lookout menu available during or after the show.

Rock/Paper/Scissors offers a mixed media studio intensive that weaves together monoprinting, collage, drawing, and spontaneous composition for a lively, process-first experience. Working with large, prepped plates, graphite, and water-based media, participants print by hand to build layered monoprints that later serve as source material for more expansive abstract pieces. Influences include jazz, Japanese calligraphy, and Robert Rauschenberg’s combines, and the approach favors experimentation, rhythm, intuition, and discovery rather than strict planning. Suitable for artists who work representationally or abstractly, this workshop encourages creating at a larger scale and developing fresh ways to think about process, structure, and improvisation. Open to all. Members pay $250, non-members $275.