Events in Marana today

Tucson Cars & Coffee is a free monthly car show. It is promoted as Tucson’s longest running and largest Cars & Coffee gathering. The event is hosted by Obsessions Car Club.

Set among shaded walkways, flowing fountains, and a lush garden setting, the St. Philip’s Plaza Market brings a relaxed yet lively gathering of artists, makers, and food producers. Shoppers can explore rows of canopy-covered booths filled with imaginative, handcrafted goods, pause on the cool grass with a furry companion, and enjoy a cold brew prepared to taste from Ren Coffeehouse while taking in art and music from Tucson talent. Offerings span original artwork, woodcraft, silversmithing, jewelry, and finely made clay pottery, alongside authentic Mexican and Native American merchandise, sparkling suncatchers, small-batch skincare, lush plants and cactus, local desert honey, sourdough breads and other baked goods, fresh juices and smoothies, all-natural pet food and treats, and distinctive handmade clothing and fashion. The market also supports the local music scene with live performances and an upbeat ambiance. Nearby dining options include Reforma Modern Mexican. Mezcal + Tequila, Union Public House, and Proof Artisanal Pizza & Pasta, where guests can unwind with brunch favorites, cocktails, and comfortable indoor or misted patio seating.

Moving to a larger space this year, this celebration of breastfeeding includes a Global Big Latch On, music by Mr. Nature, story time, giveaways, community resources, and more. It honors every breastfeeding journey, whether it lasted two days, two months, or two years.

This intimate overnight retreat in the desert invites participants to slow down, feel supported, and reconnect with themselves in a deeply nurturing setting. The experience blends cacao, sound healing, Reiki, nervous system care, restorative rest, and meaningful connection. Designed as a cozy, staycation-style getaway, it centers on being cared for rather than carrying everything alone, creating room to soften, receive, and replenish.

A creative day split into two parts. The first portion is reserved for make up classes, and a list of past offerings with photos and names is available to help you choose what to complete. Later, the studio opens for personal project time with full use of stamps, dies, punches, and other tools, along with a scrapbooking demonstration during the studio session this month. Seating is limited, and you can drop in briefly or settle in for longer. Plan about an hour and a half per make up card. Pricing is $10 per person for studio access and $10 per card for make up classes. For registration or questions, call 520-971-4509.

A friendly group lesson introduces the fundamentals of Latin styles such as salsa, bachata, cumbia, and more. After the instruction, the floor opens for a social hour with a broad mix of Latin rhythms. Light refreshments are available to keep energy high. A partner is not required, and the experience welcomes dancers of every level.

CatVideoFest 2026 brings a fresh collection of feline hijinks to the big screen at The Loft Cinema, presenting roughly 100 handpicked clips packed with humor, heart, and adorable antics. This in-theater only program is available for a limited time and will not be offered online. Curated by Will Braden, creator of the Henri, le Chat Noir series, the show runs about 70 minutes, is not rated, and is suitable for all ages. A portion of ticket sales benefits The Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter & Sanctuary, Friends of PACC, and The Humane Society of Southern Arizona’s Community Cat Program, supporting local cats in need.

A Saturday Commander League unfolds over eight weeks, with players seated in pods to battle for victory. Participants can sign up to play, or hang out for some games afterwards.

Mean Streets VH Tribute brings a high-energy celebration of the David Lee Roth years of Van Halen back to the Gaslight Music Hall in Oro Valley. Expect arena-sized riffs and sing-along favorites like Jump, Panama, Jamie’s Cryin’, Ain’t Talkin’ ’bout Love, and (Oh) Pretty Woman, along with deeper tracks that most tribute acts rarely take on. Tickets are available at the box office or by phone at (520) 529-1000.

The Psilobots bring a mix of rock and reggae, along with original material shaped by a psychedelic edge and bohemian lyricism, to Button Brew House. Founded in 2019 by Miguel Reyes, the lineup features Miguel Reyes on guitar and vocals, Carmine Dome on drums, Jesus Bravo on bass, Mateo Pomillia on rhythmic guitar, and Joe E Furno on flute. There is no cover. Button Brew House sets the scene as an award-winning, family-run microbrewery celebrated for true-to-style craft beers such as the Chiltepín Red spicy ale and Button IPA. The brewery offers a welcoming, community vibe with a spacious beer garden and regular happenings that include live music, trivia, and food trucks.

Rooted in the energy of the Lion’s Gate Portal, this ceremony creates space for opening the heart, setting intentions, and living in closer alignment with your authentic self. The experience blends a cacao ceremony, a sound bath enjoyed while floating, and practices that calm the nervous system, inviting you to soften, receive, and release what feels stuck. It offers a gentle reset that rekindles inner radiance and a deep sense of peace.

An inclusive open mic welcomes creativity in many forms, including music, comedy, dance, puppetry, poetry, and personal passions. The space is LGBTQIA+ positive. Singers may perform original material or covers. Performances are organized into individual blocks.

Polyhedron Gamestore hosts Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition sessions with limited seating. The games welcome players eager to take on heroic adventures or connect with a new circle of friends around the table. Space is limited and seats may be reserved.

Enjoy a Lookout Bar & Grill evening of live music as Grey Skies Blue brings Americana and acoustic folk/pop to Westward Look’s Palm Terrace. Admission is free, and seating is first come, first served. Presented in partnership by Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa and Art State Arizona, this monthly series offers a platform for local artists while enriching the atmosphere of a popular resort setting. The performance unfolds on the Palm Terrace patio, with drink specials and selections from the Palm menu available during or after the show.

System Of A Clown brings a high energy salute to System Of A Down to The Rock in Tucson, channeling crushing riffs, surging intensity, and the sudden twists that define the band onstage. Part of the Wake Up In Makeup Tour, this show speaks to fans of heavy metal, 2000s rock, and live tribute bands, delivering the feel of a loud and unpredictable SOAD performance.

Dengue Fever brings its genre-blending sound to the stage, featuring Chhom Nimol on vocals, Senon Williams on bass, Zac Holtzman on guitar and vocals, Ethan Holtzman on keyboard, Paul Smith on drums, and David Ralicke on horns. Marking the 20th anniversary of their self-titled debut, the band highlights Ting Mong, a cohesive new chapter shaped by desert recording sessions, minimal grooves, vintage drum machines, analog synths, and an improvisational spark. The music touches psychedelia and surf rock, folds in Afro-inspired rhythms, and centers on Nimol’s singular voice for a hypnotic, soul-searching flow. This is a standing room only show, with seating available only for those holding Stage View Seating or High Top Table for 4 tickets. The event is 16+, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Angel Parking may be available as an add-on during ticket purchase, subject to availability.

An evening of long form improv at Tucson Improv Movement features two back-to-back performances. General admission is $9, and the box office opens thirty minutes before showtime. Beer, wine, beverages, and snacks are available for purchase. Tickets can be purchased online beginning the Sunday before the show.

Sharing the outdoors with rattlesnakes is part of life in Southern Arizona. These monthly rattlesnake avoidance sessions help dogs learn to recognize and stay away from rattlesnakes, adding a valuable layer of safety for pets that hike, explore, or spend time outside. To register in advance, call Mark at 520-272-1825.

An afternoon high tea inspired by the Sonoran Desert brings vibrant colors, flavors, and native botanicals to the table at Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa. Thoughtfully curated to showcase the seasonal abundance of Southern Arizona, this refined experience blends garden beauty with a strong sense of place. Amid fresh florals and subtle desert accents, guests can settle in for unhurried moments accompanied by live music, gracious service, and pours of Chantilly loose leaf teas, a local favorite. It suits a get-together with friends, a special celebration, or a quiet pause, offering a polished escape that reflects the spirit of the Southwest. The listed price is $65 per guest, and a champagne pairing can be added for an additional $35. Advance reservations are required and seating is limited to preserve an intimate atmosphere. Champagne service is available as an add-on.

Celebrate National Book Lovers' Day at Poppin' Off Pop Culture Gifts & More with a special story hour for all ages. Enjoy a collection of quick, five minute tales featuring Marvel heroes and villains, then make a paper bookmark to take home. This free event offers an hour of reading, creativity, and pop culture fun for comic fans and budding readers alike.

An eight week Commander league brings players together in pods to compete for the win. Players may sign up to participate in the league, or enjoy casual games afterward.

Snakes & Lattes Tucson hosts a Ravensburger Puzzle Race mini tournament where teams of four race to complete a 500 piece puzzle before their rivals. Tickets are priced and sold by table, plus fees and tax, with one table per team of four, and pre registration is required to compete. Each team member receives a soda or iced tea, a shareable treat is included, and the puzzle is yours to take home. Arriving about 30 minutes early is suggested so refreshments are enjoyed before puzzling begins. A prize will be awarded to the top team. Refunds are available until three hours prior to the event. Event photography will be captured for social media, and anyone who does not wish to be photographed can let the on site photographer know.

This event features free kids meals with the purchase of an adult entree. Children can spin a prize wheel for prizes and treats. Face painter Brissa will be there creating colorful designs for a fun, family-friendly outing.

A community celebration honors the life of Dennis Francis, known as DJ Papa Ranger, marking four years since his passing. Music from his sons, DJ Jahmar and DJ Jah Fire, will fill the gathering. The event takes place at Rudy Garcia Park, also called Rodeo Park, at Ramada 1. It is free and open to all ages.

Enjoy a free Moves4Balnce class.

Kick off the week with karaoke at Big Bad Wolf. Step up to the mic, pick a favorite song, and energize the room, whether you usually sing in the shower or on stage. Perform solo, pair up for a duet, or bring friends for a group number, and enjoy food and chilled drinks in a welcoming atmosphere where sing-alongs are encouraged.

Start the day with informal conversation and community at SIPS, a relaxed meetup for Tucson entrepreneurs, builders, creatives, and anyone curious about startups. Spend an easygoing hour reconnecting, meeting new people, and staying in the loop with the local ecosystem. There is no set agenda or pressure, just open-ended chats that go where the conversation takes them. The group meets at 1989 Bake House, where attendees can pick up a coffee, tea, or pastry and mingle. This gathering is part of Community Week Tucson.

This free, in-person Medicare workshop offers straightforward guidance to help you make well informed choices with confidence. Seating is limited, and an RSVP is required. To reserve a spot, call 520-668-9662.

Explore layered stone setting in an in-person jewelry workshop at Tucson Jewelry School. You will practice drilling stones and securing them with bezels, frames, and prongs to build a stacked stone-on-stone look. Emphasis is placed on cabochon and frame approaches and on methods that add depth, structure, and visual interest, making it a good fit for makers who want to expand their stone-setting skills.

Explore the mysterious and the supernatural at a gathering dedicated to paranormal literature. The Tucson Paranormal Society Book Club brings readers together at Barnes & Noble for member-led book spotlights, thoughtful discussions on paranormal topics, and opportunities to discover new authors and titles. Anyone interested in the genre, from newcomers to longtime fans, can take part by sharing what they are currently reading or would like to explore within a friendly community of fellow enthusiasts.

This social dance party features music across every rhythm taught at the studio, offering a relaxed space to practice your steps and explore new styles. Light refreshments are provided. Admission is $20 per person, and access is included with a monthly membership. No partner is required.

Start or grow your line dance skills in a friendly group lesson with Burgundy. Each week features two routines, and at least one is a popular choice you can dance at bars across the United States, including spots close to home. The class is designed for absolute beginners through low intermediate dancers, with clear, approachable instruction. The cost is $20 per person unless you are on a membership. Just arrive ready to learn.

Whether you want to be the hero or simply connect with new friends, Polyhedron Gamestore hosts Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition sessions on Wednesday evenings. Space is limited, and seats can be reserved in person at the store.

This karaoke night invites attendees to take the mic and sing their favorite tunes. Bar food is available, and the bar is open to serve cocktails.

If your camera roll is overflowing, this beginner-friendly scrapbooking workshop helps turn those images into organized, creative pages. Learn the essentials of photo selection and page design, try a variety of tools, and complete your first pages. No prior experience is needed. The fee is $10 and includes supplies, instruction, and refreshments.

Learn salt casting in a hands-on jewelry class at Tucson Jewelry School. You will heat silver scrap or casting grain and pour the molten metal into rock salt to create organic, textured forms. The resulting pieces work well for setting small faceted stones and offer space to explore texture, shape, and distinctive design ideas.

Take part in a relaxed vision board workshop that welcomes both newcomers and experienced creators. The session centers on visualizing the life you want, talking through goals and intention setting, and then bringing those ideas to life with a board of your own. Poster board, glue, scissors, and a variety of supplies are provided, and participants can bring any additional materials they enjoy, from paints and construction paper to other art tools. Creating a digital board on a laptop or tablet is also an option. The gathering takes place at Bookmans Entertainment Exchange, with the activity area located to the right after you enter the main entrance. Expect a supportive atmosphere that encourages personal growth, self discovery, and connection.

An after-show jam featuring Charles Wesley Godwin will take place behind the Rialto Theater. It offers a chance to keep the music going after the show in a laid-back setting.

At Tucson Jewelry School, this in-person intensive focuses on building soldering skills through a practical project. Participants create a simple chain while working through four soldering methods: placement, pick, stick, and paste. Along the way, instruction covers the fundamentals behind how soldering works so what happens at the bench is clearer, helping set the stage for greater confidence on future jewelry projects.

Settle into a deeply restorative sound immersion at The Healing Hub, where crystal singing bowls, gongs, metal singing bowls, chimes, and other therapeutic instruments create a soothing space for rest and renewal. Each session is thoughtfully guided to encourage calm, support emotional release, promote nervous system regulation, and invite energetic alignment. Whether new to sound baths or already familiar with them, participants can expect support in easing stress and mental noise, clarifying emotions, enhancing relaxation and sleep, and reconnecting with inner balance while creating intentional space to pause, release, and reset. Bring a yoga mat and water, and consider a blanket, pillow, or bolster for added comfort. If you use a pacemaker or hearing device, or have accessibility needs, notify the organizers in advance for guidance. Lying on the floor is not required, and reclining chairs can be reserved for those who need additional support by contacting the team ahead of time. Capacity is limited to maintain a comfortable environment, so advance reservations are recommended to secure a spot and access the best available price. Pricing is offered at $30 for Early Bird, $35 for General Admission, and $40 at the door, subject to availability. Online purchases may include Eventbrite service fees. Doors open in advance of each session, allowing time to enjoy a complimentary cup of tea, settle into the space, connect with the community, and explore The Healing Hub. Guests are welcome to browse the Crystal Gallery and discover crystals, jewelry, Egyptian perfumes, spices, vitamins, wellness products, structured water, Energy Enhancement System Room experiences, and other offerings available throughout the space. Photos or videos may be captured during the event for promotional use. Attendees who prefer not to be photographed or recorded can let the team know upon arrival.