Events in Maricopa, AZ

Entrepreneurs and professionals from any industry are invited to a caffeinated mastermind at Magnus Title Agency in Tempe. This launch conversation focuses on a familiar challenge... how to stay top of mind without wearing out your welcome. The format leans into candid talk about what is not working, cross-industry brainstorming, and practical systems that can be put into use right away. No scripted pitches or pressure to have every answer, just real conversation, collaboration, and coffee. The series combines a monthly in person meetup with a weekly online edition to keep ideas moving. A playful twist adds to the energy, with coffee-themed name tags that make introductions easy and memorable.

Embrace the Halloween spirit by rolling up a sleeve at a Vitalant blood drive hosted by Lawyers Title of Arizona, Inc. Donations collected at the bloodmobile support patients who rely on lifesaving care. Donors may be entered for a chance to win one of two $10,000 gift cards, with terms and conditions applying. Use the QR code on the event flyer to reserve a donation appointment and add some feel-good impact to the season.

Kids can visit the downtown library for a Halloween-themed evening packed with games, hands-on crafts, and a small haunted house. Create a yarn-wrapped mummy, design a Frankenstein mask, craft a pumpkin from popsicle sticks, and decorate a Halloween treat bag to carry through the haunted house for a little candy. Try your luck at supersized monster bowling and show your flexibility in a creepy limbo challenge. Costumes are encouraged for a parade. To keep the event welcoming for all ages, please skip scary outfits and full-face masks, and choose family-friendly costumes that allow staff to easily identify participants. This is a drop-in program best suited for ages 2 to 12.

A practical session for parents focuses on helping children build a healthy relationship with technology. It reviews both advantages and risks tied to social media, screen time, and online interactions, then shares straightforward ways to create balance at home. Participants receive guidance on online safety, how to encourage healthy digital routines, and approaches for starting open conversations with children about responsible tech use. Presented by Community Bridges at Casteel High School’s Performing Arts Center, this program is part of the Together We Thrive series in collaboration with Chandler Unified School District Counseling and Social Services. The series equips parents and teachers with current information about threats to youth, helps them recognize warning signs, and provides tools to protect students. It also strengthens communication and collaboration among families, schools, and law enforcement to support a proactive approach to youth safety.

Parents preparing to homeschool through high school can find clear, practical guidance in this hands-on workshop. The session addresses common questions about testing, transcripts, credit planning, and graduation requirements, then moves into actionable strategies that reinforce everyday teaching. Expect straightforward course roadmaps and skill milestones to help set priorities, along with tools and fresh ideas that strengthen a home education plan. Bring a laptop to open templates and explore resources with support on site. Participants receive a comprehensive file bundle designed to add structure and confidence, including schedule planners, course pathways for middle and high school, skill benchmarks, curriculum suggestions, a progress report layout, a transcript template, a printable high school diploma, and more. The focus is on simplifying the process, offering encouragement, and equipping families with the essentials so homeschooling feels purposeful and calm. Registration includes access to all seminar files and invitations to future How to Homeschool seminars at no cost. Current ticket holders can use the discount code sent by email to claim a complimentary ticket.

Hosted by FurBabies & Friends, this trainer-led pack walk at Glendale Heroes Regional Park in Glendale, AZ helps friendly dogs practice calm, on-leash behavior in everyday settings. The session focuses on improving leash manners, encouraging polite social skills, building confidence around real-world distractions, and strengthening teamwork between each handler and dog. This is not a dog park meetup or off-leash playtime. All dogs remain leashed and under handler control for the entire walk. Participants should bring a standard 6-foot leash, high-value treats, water, waste bags, and comfortable walking shoes. Retractable leashes are not permitted, and there will be no off-leash greetings or uncontrolled dog-to-dog contact. Dogs should be friendly, manageable on leash, and able to work around people and other dogs with handler support. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required. Each walk requires at least four confirmed handler and dog teams to run. A spot can be confirmed through the website registration form, by marking Going on the Facebook event, or by texting FurBabies & Friends. If fewer than four teams are confirmed 24 hours beforehand, the walk will be canceled and confirmed participants will be notified.

Presented by Live Nation, Glaive’s God Save The Three Tour arrives at The Nile Theater with support from Tiffany Day and kurtains. Tickets are $29.50 in advance plus fees or $33.00 on the day of the show plus fees. This event welcomes all ages, and a bar will be available for guests with valid ID.

The Arizona Classic Bronco Club holds its monthly meeting at Denny’s in Tempe. The gathering is moving back to Tuesday nights. Attendees can enjoy some food together and spend time hanging out in the parking lot afterward.

Settle in for free-to-play bingo, with prizes for first, second, and third place. A burger and pint special is available all day for $17.

Gather by the Fountain at Westgate for a quick stretch, head out for an easy 5K, then meet up at Yard House for drinks and conversation afterward. All speeds are welcome.

Discover Scottish Country Dancing with the Phoenix branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society. This fall series at Kaleidoscope Dance in Mesa features lively set dances taught by certified instructors with attention to proper technique. All levels are welcome, and beginners are encouraged. Soft, flexible shoes without a heel or traditional ghillies are recommended. The cost is $10 per class. Participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, even if the adult is not dancing.

Charley's Place in Glendale, AZ hosts an open mic jam where participants of any age, style, or experience level are welcome to play. The Next Band Jam is celebrating 15 years in the valley and a move from Tailgaters after eight years, kicking off its first show at this new venue. A free pie giveaway is offered every week, adding a sweet treat to the live, collaborative music.

Experience a structured, welcoming bachata training night in Phoenix that supports every level of dancer. Newcomers can build solid fundamentals and feel comfortable on the floor, returning students can refine technique and confidence, and experienced dancers can push into intermediate and advanced material with a clear path for social dancing. The curriculum includes beginner essentials, intermediate technique with smooth transitions and control, and advanced combinations that highlight musicality and flow. No partner is required. Drop ins are welcome. Pricing is $15 for one class or $25 for two. First time attendees are welcome. También es perfecto para quienes buscan clases de bachata en Phoenix, clases para principiantes o desean avanzar en bachata dentro de una comunidad latina activa y respetuosa.

Yucca Tap Room features Elite Karaoke & DJ Services hosted by DJ Delilah. Drinks are available, and the event centers on music and karaoke led from the DJ booth.

Explore animal photography during a 90-minute walking class at the Phoenix Zoo. Participants learn core skills such as composition, lighting, and conveying emotion while practicing how to photograph through fences, glass, and foliage. Along the way, the group also learns more about the zoo and the natural world. The session concludes with a brief review of participant photos with feedback. During the Fall, the route includes stops in the Wild Side and Savanna Galleries. Group size is limited to six. The fee is $30, and zoo admission is required and purchased separately.

Give your dog or cat essential protection at a budget-friendly vaccine and microchipping clinic in North Phoenix. Vaccinations start at $22, with services provided by the SNiP Vet team focused on quick, affordable, low-stress care. Priority appointments are available to help keep wait times short, and walk-ins may be accommodated if space allows. This clinic welcomes friendly, handleable pets only, and cannot accept feral cats or animals that cannot be safely handled.

Pat James returns to Westside, this time leading his core trio for a Wednesday night steeped in Western style. After previously taking the stage there with the full Pat James Band for a Westside tribute to Marty Robbins, he shifts to a relaxed evening with his hallmark trio. Expect his easygoing drawl and a warm Western feel throughout.

Enjoy an action-packed evening with 50 percent off skating and arcade games, creating one of the best value outings of the week. Admission is half price at $6, based on the regular $12 rate, and arcade games are also half off. Skate rental is available for $5 if needed, and non-skating adults pay $4. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Wristguards are required and provided at no charge. Discounted group rates are available for groups of 10 or more, and there are options for birthday celebrations and group fundraisers. This recurring session may occasionally be replaced by special events.

Current and future Kindergarten families can enjoy a festive visit to the Kinder Pumpkin Patch at Legacy Traditional School. This free fall gathering offers a welcoming way to explore Kindergarten at Legacy. Children can choose and decorate a pumpkin while families meet campus leaders and teachers, tour the tuition-free K-8 charter school, and learn about curriculum, special programs, sports, and more. Complimentary refreshments will be available. One pumpkin is provided per child, and registration on Eventbrite is required to receive a pumpkin. Costumes are welcome. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

A no-cost, in-person Medicare education session at the Gateway Library in Mesa helps people who are turning 65 or already eligible understand their choices with clarity. Led by Cami Kaiser of Kaiser Insurance, LLC, a licensed health and life insurance professional serving Arizona, the seminar explains when and how to sign up for Medicare, what Parts A, B, C, and D cover, how Medicare Advantage compares with Medicare Supplement plans, how prescription drug coverage under Part D works, and common pitfalls to avoid. Attendees can ask questions and leave with a stronger grasp of how Medicare functions. This presentation is strictly educational, with no plan-specific benefits discussed and no sales or enrollment activity. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Medicare or any government agency. For more information, call or text 602-653-6812 or email camikaiser@gmail.com. For accommodation of persons with special needs, call 602-653-6812. For official information, call 1-800-Medicare.

Settle in at Valley Coffee Company for a relaxed, hands-on pottery experience where you can sip, socialize, and shape clay into something uniquely your own. Friendly, guided instruction supports total beginners as well as the clay curious, making it easy to learn foundational hand-building methods like pinch and coil techniques. Turn simple forms into functional pieces such as mugs, bowls, vases, or planters, and add personal touches with handles and textured details. All clay, tools, and materials are provided, so all you need to bring is yourself. The atmosphere is welcoming and community centered, making it a good pick for date night, a catch-up with friends, or a solo creative outing. Participants head home with one or two handmade pieces and the calm that comes from making something by hand. After the workshop, pieces can be air-dried and will be ready to paint in a few days. Glazing and firing are not offered during this session, so those looking for a waterproof, food-safe finish can reach out to a local ceramic studio for those services. In addition, one dollar from every ticket is donated to mental health initiatives.

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

Head to On The Green Sports Grill in Mesa, Arizona for a lively trivia night with team-based play and an interactive format. Each game features a mix of rounds that always includes image and music segments, covering topics that range from pop culture to history. A live host keeps the action moving while players submit answers on their phones through a game link and rack up points. It is free to participate, and playing is required to be eligible for prizes. Come with a group or jump in solo for an evening of friendly competition and plenty of laughs.

Create a custom string art piece at a hands-on class hosted at Craft Nights. Every participant works on a 12 by 12 inch radiata pine board and has access to paint and brushes, nails, tools, and sandpaper. Choose from more than 45 templates or inquire about a special design, then pick from a wide range of string colors to make it your own. No prior art experience is required, since step by step guidance is provided throughout. This event is BYOB, with beer, seltzer, and wine permitted. Arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to open beverages and settle into a seat. Payment is due at the time of online reservation to secure a spot. Not valid with other promotions.

Put your knowledge to the test at a fun trivia night at Chicken N Pickle in Glendale, AZ. Enjoy a friendly, question-filled event that welcomes participants to play along and see how many answers they can get right.

Enjoy trivia at The Dirty Drummer with no entry fee. Each week features a new theme, and winners take home prizes.

Dermot Kennedy’s The Weight of the Woods Tour stop at Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix has been postponed, and a new date will be announced. All ages are welcome. Event details and any supporting acts are subject to change. Accessible seating may be purchased online through Ticketmaster or Live Nation, subject to availability and ticket limits. Presales are available online only.

Wednesday nights at Natalie's Bar & Grill feature karaoke with food and drinks available, plus .75 cent wings.

Karaoke Bingo at Times 3 Sports Grille blends the fun of karaoke with bingo-style play. Guests can take the mic or skip the singing and still participate, so even shower-only singers can be part of the excitement. The format focuses on lighthearted entertainment with music, laughter, and friendly competition for all experience levels.

Boy Harsher brings a night of music to The Van Buren in Phoenix. Attendees must be at least 13 years old. Guests ages 5 to 12 may enter only with a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not permitted. For entry, small bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed while backpacks are not. All bags will be inspected, and non-clear bags may be subject to extra screening. Opening acts can change without notice. Ticket access includes an artist presale, Citi Cardmember presale and preferred tickets, a Live Nation presale, and a general public onsale.

Communion transforms the night into a sanctuary of dark rhythm led by resident DJs d_void and Apollynon. The soundtrack moves through goth, industrial, dark EDM, and electro for a fully immersive experience on the dance floor. There is no cover charge, and drink specials are available. Local artists add to the atmosphere with work displayed on the patio. Wear what reflects your style, move freely, and lose yourself in the ritual of sound.

Take part in casual One Piece Card Game play in a relaxed, welcoming setting. This weekly gathering is open to new players, and walk-ins are welcome.

Explore a prenatal yoga class with Mama Moves Co.

Costumes take center stage at a festive fun run that welcomes every pace. The route offers roughly one or three miles, starting and finishing at Tortoise and Hare Sports, with a group photo and a spooky selfie moment before everyone heads out. After the run or walk, participants can enjoy free drinks, pizza, and treats while music sets an eerie, playful mood. A costume contest awards standout looks for individuals, groups, and pets, creating a family-friendly evening of movement, laughs, and Halloween spirit.

Over five decades of tradition come together at this longstanding Casa Grande celebration, where families gather for an evening of autumn fun and community connection. As one of the city’s longest running festivals, it offers lively attractions, plenty of food, and activities for all ages. Admission is free. Parking is complimentary, with an option to buy premier parking in advance for spots close to the entrance. ADA parking is available. The Trick or Treat Village welcomes businesses, nonprofits, schools, and community groups to host interactive game booths so children can play and collect treats. Booth participation is free, with hosts providing their own candy and giveaways while bringing the spirit of the season to life with creative decorations, costumes, and engaging activities.

A cultural program at Tempe History Museum features dancing and an introduction to the Xantolo tradition. Geared toward those who enjoy learning about culture, it offers a chance to explore the heritage of Xantolo through movement.

Enjoy a sober, alcohol alternative setting focused on singing with friends. Wireless microphones, good sound, and a large projector screen let you sing from anywhere in the venue. Kava and kratom are plant-based teas with euphoric, relaxing or energizing effects, and Mad Hatter responsibly sources these drinks from independent international farms.

Dweezil Zappa, a Grammy-winning guitarist with more than 2,000 performances around the world, returns to the stage in 2026 with DZ 20: Like Father, Like Son. This North American tour visits major cities across the United States and Canada and celebrates two decades of Dweezil interpreting his father’s music. The concert invites audiences into an adventurous, intricately crafted catalog, delivered with the precision and passion that define his live performances.

Mona Brandt, a six-time world champion in country dance, leads country waltz instruction at DanceWise, with August devoted to waltz. The cost is $15 per person or $50 for the complete four-week series.

Bachata Thursdays in Phoenix offers structured social dance training that helps dancers feel confident, comfortable, and connected on the floor. It suits beginners looking for bachata instruction in Phoenix as well as those who want to develop connection, flow, and control with an emphasis on real social dancing. Beginner and intermediate options are available. The curriculum includes foundational steps for newcomers, technique and control for intermediate dancers, lead and follow skills for social dancing, smooth transitions, musicality, and confidence for socials and events. You can come without a partner, and walk-ins are accepted. Pricing is $15 per hour or $25 for two hours. First-time participants are welcome. También está pensado para quienes buscan clases de bachata y de nivel principiante en Phoenix, con un enfoque cómodo y natural para el social.

Thee Sinseers bring the Love Stories Tour with The Charities to The Van Buren in Phoenix. Entry is for guests 13 and older. Children ages 5 to 12 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not admitted. Bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are permitted, and backpacks are not allowed. All bags will be searched at the door, and non-clear bags may be subject to additional screening. Support lineups can change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale, along with Artist, Spotify, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation presales.

Karaoke takes center stage at Natalie’s Bar & Grill, with plenty of food and drinks to enjoy. The entertainment is provided by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services for a lively sing-along experience.

Amateur radio enthusiasts and friends gather for a casual lunch at the Superstition Springs Center food court in Mesa, typically near the carousel. The food court offers a wide range of dining options, and the meetup is open to everyone. Talk-in is available on 146.500 MHz simplex or on Usery 1 at 447.650 with a 186.2 tone. Joe, N2QOJ, known as an Amateur Radio Hambassador, is associated with this gathering.

A festive Halloween Trunk or Treat sets the stage for a lively party full of spooky fun. The festivities feature balloon art, exclusive giveaways, coloring pages, stickers, and other surprises, plus opportunities for Bonus Rodeo Rewards. No appointment is required.

Eduprize’s Fall Fest brings the community together with activities, contests, and plenty of ways to participate. Admission is $10 for children ages 2 and older and $5 for adults. Opportunities include becoming a vendor and auditioning for a talent show that welcomes all skill levels in dance, gymnastics, music, magic, and other unique talents. Raffle basket coordinators receive free entry and are entered for a $100 prize, and a pumpkin decorating and carving contest awards a $50 prize to the winner. Volunteer sign ups are coming soon, with free entry for volunteers. Event flyers outline how to get involved and how to prepare, celebrating what is described as Eduprize’s largest event of the year.

A three-day Wing Chun intensive at Phantom AZ in Mesa, AZ brings together Sifu John F. DiVirgilio and Sifu Julio Ferrer for focused training that spans the art from advanced empty-hand skills to the rarely taught Baat Cham Dao double knives. With 105 years of combined experience and roots in distinct branches of the Ip Man family, this event offers concentrated instruction for practitioners who want to broaden skill and understanding. Sifu John F. DiVirgilio has trained since 1974 and brings more than 52 years of study. His lineage follows Ip Man to Wong Shun Leung to Yeun Yim Keung to DiVirgilio. He is a leading voice in the Wing Chun Parallel Swords Society, known for preserving and teaching the traditional knives system with historical context, technical clarity, and practical application. Sifu Julio Ferrer began in 1973 and contributes over 53 years of training and teaching. His lineage traces Ip Man to Leung Sheung to Ng Wah Sum to Chung Kwok Chow to Ferrer. As West Coast Director of Integrative Wing Chun, he connects classic principles to modern training, emphasizing structure, timing, sensitivity, efficient movement, and functional skill so students understand both how and why methods work. Across the three days, sessions alternate between empty-hand development led by Sifu Ferrer, including entries, Chi Sao, and progressive applications, and weapons training led by Sifu DiVirgilio, covering Baat Cham Dao, traditional blade concepts, applications and tactics, parallel swords theory, and advanced Wing Chun weapons. The fee is $200 and space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. There is no age restriction. Participants under 18 need parental permission, and anyone under 14 must attend with a parent or guardian. All experience levels are welcome. Purchases are nonrefundable, and if the seminar is cancelled by the hosts a full refund will be issued to the original form of payment.

Hosted at The Jaded Finch, this inaugural Christmas celebration includes a special reveal. The announcement encourages spreading the word by tagging and sharing with someone you would like to attend with.

A free, family-friendly fall celebration at Sun Valley Academy - Glendale highlights local culture, seasonal treats, and activities for all ages. Enjoy trunk-or-treat, food trucks, live music, bounce houses, games, raffles, and more in a welcoming community setting. Admission is free with registration. Current SVA families do not need to pre-register and will receive wristbands ahead of time.

Participants bring their current projects to work on together in a friendly, social setting. Simply showing up is enough. Those who wish can also bring a snack or treat to share.

Roll into a neon-filled skate session with upbeat music and a lively glow-in-the-dark atmosphere. Admission is $14. Skate rental is $5, and non-skating adults are $5. Wrist guards are required for all skaters and are provided at no cost. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Groups of 10 or more can receive discounted rates. Birthday party packages are available, and organizations can turn this session into a fundraiser. This event recurs regularly, although special events with the same schedule may occasionally take precedence.

This weekly store tournament features a $5 buy in. The prize pot is shared among the top three players.

Gorillaz brings The Mountain Tour to Mortgage Matchup Center. Every guest must have their own ticket to enter. Tickets are mobile only and delivered electronically, so there is no will call. Access is available through the Ticketmaster app or the Suns Mercury Arena app. The venue is a cashless environment, accepting Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. Guests who prefer to use cash can convert it into a prepaid Mastercard at reverse ATMs located near the Ticket Office or the main Team Shop. A purchased event ticket includes Valley Metro Light Rail rides at no cost starting four hours before the event through the end of the transit day. Presale and package options listed for this event include Citi Cardmember presales and preferred tickets, Live Nation and local or venue presales, an artist presale signup, and VIP packages.

An evening at Life Community Church dedicated to strengthening marriages through laughter, connection, and celebration. The experience features a catered dinner, a panel conversation with marriage speakers, prizes and surprises, and a vow renewal ceremony. Free childcare is provided. Admission is free, and registration is required. Couples at any stage of marriage can dress up, make it a date night, and enjoy time together.

Beetlejuice Skate Night brings a playful dose of spooky fun to the rink with thrilling roller skating, lively music, and a festive atmosphere. The soundtrack mixes crowd-pleasing beats with favorites from Beetlejuice, setting the tone for an energetic evening on wheels. A themed costume contest invites creative, spooky, or striped looks for a chance to win. DJ Beetlejuice appears as a special guest with an opportunity for a meet and greet. Café specials and glow cart specials are available throughout the night. Admission is $16, online tickets are $14, skate rental is $6, and non-skating parents are $4.

Tucker Wetmore performs live at Mesa Amphitheatre. Fans can catch the artist onstage in a dedicated concert setting.

Rebecca Lacroix leads an evening dedicated to tarot readings, instruction, and skill development. Each session introduces new activities and plenty of hands-on practice, creating opportunities to connect with other enthusiasts and strengthen reading skills. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite deck to use during the exercises. All experience levels are welcome, including beginners. The cost is $20. Parking behind the church is limited, with additional options available nearby.

Shanghai Ballet brings Giselle to life in a romantic classical production centered on love, betrayal, and redemption. The company highlights its hallmark grace, precision, and emotional depth, revealing the artistry that has earned it international acclaim. This treasured story unfolds with elegance and heartfelt intensity from one of the world’s leading ballet ensembles.

The Dirty Yachtin’ Scoundrels bring an evening of smooth yacht rock to The Monastery Mesa. Located at Falcon Field Airport, this longtime neighborhood hangout has welcomed locals and visitors since 2003. Order a drink, settle into the relaxed vibe, and enjoy a set filled with laid-back yacht rock favorites from the Dirty Yachtin’ Scoundrels.

Prepare for a smooth experience with a few key details to keep in mind. This event is for ages 13 and up. Guests ages 5 to 12 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not admitted. Bags up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches are allowed, and backpacks are not permitted. All bags will be searched before entry, and bags that are not clear may be subject to additional screening. Supporting acts may change without notice.

2CanGo Restaurant in Phoenix sets the stage for an Afro-fusion experience that blends music, culture, networking, and an upscale vibe. Expect high energy sets from Phoenix DJs spinning Afrobeat, Amapiano, Dancehall, and Azonto while guests dress to impress and enjoy great food between turns on the dance floor. The event is hosted by Abrantie Yaw, known as The African Fashion King, and offers a welcoming scene for celebrating, meeting new people, and soaking up vibrant African rhythms.

A showcase of atmospheric, heavy sounds featuring WHAT LUCK with guests MF Gloom and Honey Marie Knight. The event takes place in the main room, and the cover charge is $12.

Phoenix steps into the witness box as a true crime walking tour reveals the city’s shadowy history. Led by Get Ghosted Phoenix, this nighttime stroll moves through downtown, visiting spots linked to courthouse scandals, jailhouse tales, hidden alley stories, and headline-making cases from Arizona’s past. Notorious names such as Winnie Ruth Judd, Jodi Arias, and Sammy "The Bull" Gravano appear along the route, with context on the crimes, trials, and people behind them. Expect an easy pace of roughly a mile over about an hour and a half. The experience wraps up at Moxy Phoenix Downtown, where participants receive 10% off drinks and menu items. Ideal for fans of true crime and local history who enjoy exploring the city after dark.

An acoustic show featuring unplugged performances.

Rips Bar in Phoenix hosts karaoke every Friday. Guests can enjoy drinks and take the mic for songs throughout the night, with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services providing the music.

At Natalie's Bar & Grill, karaoke takes center stage with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services providing the music. Guests can enjoy food and drinks while stepping up to the mic or cheering on the performances.

Each Friday at The Stadium Club, Karaoke Night features Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. The night includes food and drinks along with opportunities to sing.

Celebrate the season with a community festival featuring a robust plant sale hosted by the Master Gardeners alongside the Metro Tech Horticulture department. Explore booths from invited plant and craft vendors, browse student club tables, enter prize drawings, and hunt for treasures among the rummage selections. Expect an array of handmade goods, including creative arts and crafts, fresh baked treats prepared by Metro Tech culinary students, small batch soaps, handcrafted jewelry, and pottery pieces. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Bring cash, since student clubs and some vendors accept only cash. Free parking is available in the Metro Tech High School lot. Consider bringing a wagon to make shopping easier.

Planet Fitness and the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley present the third annual Spooky Fun Run at Phoenix Rising Football Club in Phoenix. Expect a festive atmosphere with vendor booths, appearances by local mascots, raffles, and a Halloween costume contest.

America's Antique Mall hosts an inaugural Trunk-or-Treat focused on treats rather than tricks. Costumes are encouraged as attendees check out ghoulishly decorated trunks and festive Halloween fun. Those interested in participating with a decorated trunk can secure a space by visiting the store. Expect a playful hocus pocus atmosphere and plenty of seasonal spirit.

Copper Spur Farm Stand in Gilbert, near Power Road and Chandler Heights, offers a rotating selection of farm-made pantry staples, baked goodies, fresh finds, and seasonal items. For the best variety, plan to arrive early. Use the west gate and main driveway to enter, then exit through the east gate.

Learn how to support young women in the foster care system through a dedicated mentorship training. A new cohort is forming, and the session will take place at City Church PHX in Phoenix. This opportunity is for individuals interested in becoming mentors.

Spend the day exploring more than 80 handcrafted vendors, enjoying delicious food trucks and baked goods, and letting the kids get creative at a free Kids Creation Station. This family-friendly market offers a packed mix of shopping, treats, and hands-on activities.

Phoenix Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Market offers a weekend of Halloween fun, fall spirit, and creative shopping. Local makers and vendors showcase handmade goods, unique finds, sweet treats, seasonal décor, gifts, costumes, and other festive items for the season. Families, trick-or-treaters, and seasonal shoppers can browse for distinctive pieces. Vendor registration is open and spots are limited, providing a chance for sellers to present their products and connect with an engaged crowd of fall and Halloween enthusiasts.

Horticulture Hour at Garden Social welcomes brand‑new growers and seasoned plant lovers for a free, biweekly community gathering focused on desert gardening. Explore how soil works, what helps desert plants thrive, and the care behind healthy citrus, shade trees, flowers, and more. Sessions are beginner friendly and cover plant life, gardening basics, soil health, watering, and desert‑adapted species, with a guest speaker sharing expertise. Presenters may include master gardeners, certified arborists, local farmers, fertilizer producers, and other horticulture enthusiasts. Hands‑on demonstrations and free activities highlight practical techniques to use at home, and attendees can connect with neighbors who share a passion for growing. Everyone who comes is entered into a raffle for surprise gifts such as trees, flowers, and garden bed kits. New visitors receive a Garden Social Starter Guide and a free seed pack of choice at the end of the guest speaker portion, while supplies last. All visitors also receive 10% off nursery plants on the day of the event, up to a $50 limit. Expect a welcoming space to ask questions, meet experts, and leave with added confidence to cultivate a thriving garden in the desert, with a community blooming in Maricopa.

Enjoy a calm outdoor watercolor session in the Xeriscape Garden in Glendale, focused on painting the garden’s plants and the surrounding desert scenery. An instructor will guide the process and offer individual support so participants can create at their own pace. This activity is suitable for beginners and for those with some prior experience. Please bring personal watercolor supplies, including paints, brushes, paper, and a water container, as well as sun protection and something to sit on.

A community free market takes place in the park next to Trinity Mennonite Church in Glendale, where neighbors share goods and services at no cost. There is no buying, selling, or bartering. Bring items you no longer need that are clean, safe, usable, and easy to carry, and feel free to take home anything that will be useful to you. Please allow time for setup before browsing. Plan to take back any items you brought that are not claimed. This volunteer run gathering asks everyone to be kind and respectful.

Prepare your landscape for the heat ahead by fine tuning fall watering habits. This session explains how Arizona’s cooler autumn temperatures change plant moisture needs, outlines when and how to adjust your watering schedule, and shares ways to encourage stronger root systems so established plants enter next summer better equipped for high temperatures. Registration is not required. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first served basis in an air-conditioned classroom.

Complimentary Yoga Nidra sessions are offered in a public clinic format where clients are settled comfortably on massage tables with blankets and bolsters. Each appointment centers on personal intention and guides participants into a deeply restful yogic sleep, with practitioners supporting the experience and gently bringing them back to full awareness. Sessions are one hour and are often described as comparable to three hours of regular sleep, aiming to leave participants restored with fresh energy and a renewed sense of empowerment. A brief intake starts the visit, and feedback at the end is appreciated. Multiple sessions take place throughout the day.

An enchanting one-day market fills the Glendale Civic Center with a celebration of Halloween and Samhain traditions. More than 100 vendors present handmade goods, crystals, candles, occult art, oddities, ritual tools, tarot decks and other curious finds. The expanded layout invites leisurely browsing, from supplies for Samhain rituals to artwork suited to a witch’s cottage, along with chances to meet makers and connect with the community. Services available on site include tarot and astrology readings, aura photography and henna tattoos. Food options range from freshly baked treats, small batch jams and teas, and handcrafted chocolates and caramels to food trucks and a coffee truck. A designated chill room at the front of the venue offers a quiet break, and additional seating is available in the main entrance and along the two hallways beside the ballroom. Set in downtown Glendale next to Historic Catlin Court. Admission is $5, cash only at the door. Pets are not permitted. Free parking is available at the venue and at a nearby public parking garage.

In place of Armies on Parade, Warhammer Chandler presents the Magnificent Model Muster, a showcase for freshly painted miniatures arranged as full armies, Kill Team squads, Blood Bowl teams, and other skirmish forces. The event features categories including Best Painted for the strongest overall army paintwork, Best Display for standout board presentation, Best Team-Up recognizing the combined effort of two partners, Best Young Gun for the top army by a hobbyist aged 16 or younger, and Best Skirmish Army highlighting exceptional painting across Blood Bowl, Kill Team, Necromunda, and similar games. Winners are chosen by votes from visitors in the store.

Elevate your dancing with two focused sessions that build strong fundamentals and confidence. Through targeted drills and clear guidance, you will refine personal technique, improve posture and body awareness, sharpen timing and musicality, and develop better balance, coordination, and self-assurance. Each week introduces a fresh technical theme aligned with the featured styles, with exercises you can put to use right away. One class centers on Ballroom and Smooth while another is dedicated to Latin and Rhythm. Take either session or both. Pricing is $15 for a single class or $25 for both. No partner is needed and dancers of all levels are welcome.

Board games and pizza come together at Venezia's Pizzeria in Tempe. Look for game bags and friendly smiles to find the group.

USA TODAY Wine & Food Experience brings an outdoor tasting celebration to Phoenix at High Street AZ. Sample a wide range of dishes from acclaimed local chefs along with emerging talent and culinary leaders. Sip wine, beer, and spirits from respected regional and national brands while enjoying mixology features, live culinary demonstrations, music, and opportunities to connect with exhibitors. A single ticket covers tastings and activities throughout the event. Attendees must be 21 or older with a valid ID. Only service animals are permitted. The event takes place rain or shine, and refunds are not available within two weeks of the event. Consider a designated driver or use rideshare or public transportation, and please drink responsibly.

Frida, Deadlift Coffee Shop’s Head Barkista, hosts the first annual Halloween themed dog costume contest celebrating festive pups and their people. Expect coffee, photo opportunities, treats, and plenty of canine charm as costumes take center stage. Awards highlight standout dog outfits, owner and dog duos, and the most imaginative ensembles. A Halloween photo booth, seasonal drink specials, and a mix of prizes and giveaways round out the experience. Hosted by Deadlift Coffee Shop in downtown Casa Grande.

The Smoke Show is back in Arizona, bringing performances from Treaty Oak Revival, 49 Winchester, Corey Kent, Gannon Fremin & CCREV, and Eddie and the Getaway. Alongside the music, look for savory barbecue, whiskey sampling, line dancing, and other added attractions.

A free American Mahjong program at Agave Library welcomes both beginners and experienced players. Newcomers receive a beginner lesson that covers the tiles, the NMJL card, and basic gameplay, followed by time to practice during open play. Open play is also available for those who already know how to play. Registration is required for the beginner lesson and seats are limited. Marking Going on Facebook does not reserve a beginner seat, as registration must be completed through Phoenix Public Library. This event offers a friendly setting to learn, practice, and meet other players.

At Casa Medicina / Tangled Root Botanicals, Sound Bowl Saturdays offers a peaceful hour dedicated to sound, quiet, and nervous system care. Participants are gently guided into relaxation as crystal singing bowls and soothing frequencies fill the space. The vibrations are intended to calm the nervous system, encourage mental clarity, and help the body release tension and stress. No experience is required. Settle in, get comfortable, and let the sound support deep rest and a gentle reset.

Enjoy casual Pokemon Trading Card Game play in an open session suited to both first-time and experienced players. Promotional packs are available to participants. Walk-ins are welcome, and the event is open to all ages.

Cross Roads United Methodist Church partners with community organizations, including Madrid Beauty Academy and Vitalant, to present a free, family-friendly Trunk-or-Treat and Fall Festival. Children can collect treats from festively decorated car trunks, and costumes are encouraged to keep the Halloween spirit lively. In addition to the candy fun, the festival offers free haircuts, glucose and blood pressure screenings, nutrition and wellness resources, and information about local services. A blood drive will also be on site. The gathering is designed to provide a safe, welcoming setting where families can celebrate the season and connect with helpful community resources.

The 15th Annual MIKIZTLI: Día de los Muertos PHX Festival returns to the Arizona Center in Downtown Phoenix with a free, all-ages celebration of tradition and community. The festival has expanded to feature more cultural performances, interactive art activities, additional art vendors, and a broader selection of food trucks, along with MIKIZTLI’s largest community altar, or ofrenda. Attendees can enjoy mariachi, ballet folklórico, arts and crafts, face painting, and opportunities to discover and purchase handcrafted works, with family-friendly experiences spread throughout the venue. Parking is more convenient at this location, with ample garage space at the Arizona Center and validation available for two free hours. Donations support Cultural Coalition’s free After School Arts Programs and help youth and professional artists deliver cultural arts education in schools, libraries, museums, and nonprofit organizations across Arizona.

Families can look forward to a child friendly Halloween celebration at The Little Gym featuring playful thrills, games, face painting, hot dogs, and more. Costumes are encouraged to keep the fun festive and only a little spooky for young attendees. Admission is $27 per child, and members receive a 10 percent discount. To RSVP, text 480-535-4115.

Aaranyaka brings a dance drama to Arizona, sharing a story meant to stay with audiences well after the performance ends. Presented at the Higley Center for the Performing Arts in Gilbert, Arizona, it combines expressive movement with storytelling for a memorable evening. Tickets are available.

Capture portraits in Phoenix against a desert backdrop with mountain vistas, tall saguaro cacti, natural landscapes, and vivid sunsets. These mini photo sessions are suited for families, maternity, couples, seniors, and individual portraits. Each appointment is 20 minutes and costs $145, and it includes 10 to 15 retouched photos, with the option to purchase additional images for $10 each. Sessions welcome up to five people. For larger families, pricing may take headcount into account, so include those details when booking. A signed contract and full payment are required to reserve, and because availability is limited, payments are non-refundable. Exact meeting details and arrival instructions will be provided prior to the session.

Noche en Blanco returns for its 11th year as Hance Park Conservancy’s flagship fundraiser in support of Margaret T. Hance Park. Presented with the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department, this open air celebration blends a refined picnic, entertainment, dancing, and time to connect, all in service of the Conservancy’s mission to advocate for, care for, and enliven the park as a welcoming gathering place. This edition carries added significance as the Conservancy marks 16 years of stewardship and community building. New collaborations include Gallo as the event’s wine partner and Heritage Hospitality shaping the picnic culinary experience, reflecting continued investment in expanded year round programming and long term care for the park.

Glendale Night Market brings an inviting mix of food, shopping, and music to Tanger Outlets. Explore a variety of food trucks and food booths, discover handmade goods from local makers, and enjoy the lively atmosphere as you browse. Admission is free. On event days, parking is complimentary for two hours with quick registration at the entrance QR code. The setting is friendly for families and pets.

An annual Trunk or Treat takes place in the Heart of Mesa parking lot, offering families free food, fun, and games.

Combs High School hosts a third annual Halloween gathering featuring a trunk-or-treat candy crawl, local vendors and shopping, arts and crafts, and a farmers market. Activities are planned for all ages and continue a community favorite from last year. Vendor announcements, activity highlights, and additional details will be shared as the event approaches.

Cold Shott and the Hurricane Horns deliver a high-energy blend of soul, R&B, funk, and blues, rooted in beginnings as a small blues trio in early 1990. Guided by founder Ted “Madman” Kowal, the band expanded to include a lively horn section, and by the late 1990s their songbook embraced the styles they love most. Under the musical direction of Tony Flores since 2002, the lineup showcases strong vocals, blazing horns, and a rock-solid rhythm section. Their repertoire pays tribute to the sound and spirit of Willie Mitchell, James Brown, Little Milton, Howard Tate, Eddie Floyd, Tyrone Davis, and Joe Cocker, rounded out with the funky soul associated with Tower of Power.

A speakeasy-themed soirée in support of individuals living with disabilities. The evening features a generous selection of food and drinks, lively dancing, and games of chance. Sponsorship information and guest list inquiries are available through Dawn at dawnhocking@tch-az.com.

This yearly, free, family-friendly celebration features live entertainment, costume contests, free candy and sweets, inflatable attractions, a children’s train ride, and other activities. Food and beverages are available for purchase.

At Phoenix Art Museum - Whiteman Hall in Phoenix, this Candlelight concert spotlights 90s hip hop performed on string instruments. The program centers on live string renditions of the genre in a concert setting.

Daniel Sloss brings a new tour to The Van Buren in Phoenix. This event is for ages 16 and older. Guests aged 5 to 15 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not permitted. The show includes adult themes and strong language. Phones and other devices must remain off throughout the performance. Recording, filming, photography, or streaming is not allowed. Anyone who breaks this policy will be removed without re-entry or refund. Late arrivals are not eligible for refunds or exchanges. Supporting acts may change without notice. A VIP post-show meet and greet is available and includes a reserved seat, time with the artist after the performance, a photo opportunity, and a special laminate. Bring a camera or phone for the photo while keeping devices off during the show. Bags up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches are allowed, and backpacks are not permitted. All bags are subject to search, and non-clear bags will undergo additional screening.

Step into an interactive murder mystery dinner at The Old Spaghetti Factory in Phoenix, where the story unfolds around the tables and the culprit could be anyone in the room. Follow clues, mingle with suspects, and put detective skills to work while enjoying a three-course meal with entree choices such as Spinach and Cheese Ravioli, Spicy Spaghetti Vesuvius, Lasagna, or Breast of Chicken Fettuccini. The experience lasts about two hours. One soft drink is included with the meal without refills, and a cash or credit bar is available for additional beverages. Dietary substitutions are available for an additional charge.

An evening of dancing unfolds at Westside Blues & Jazz with live music from Cold Shott and The Hurricane Horns. The event highlights the dance floor with a live set from the band.

Mon Laferte brings the Femme Fatale Tour to Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix. This is an all ages show. The schedule and any supporting performers may change. Ticket access includes several presale options, such as VIP Package, artist, Spotify, Citi Cardmember, Live Nation, and Debranded Artist Platinum, with a public onsale to follow. Presales are available online only. Accessible seating can be purchased online, subject to availability and ticket limits.

The Vibe Band brings a high energy night of rock and roll across the decades to The Playa II Bar and Grill, complete with a lively stage show. As a veteran Phoenix cover band, they keep the music going while guests enjoy food and drinks. The Sheaborhood will be rocking.

Saturday nights are dedicated to karaoke at Stadium Club in Chandler. Enjoy food and drinks while Elite Karaoke & DJ Services keeps the music going. Choose a favorite song and step up to the mic for a lively night of singing.

At Natalie's Bar & Grill in Gilbert, AZ, karaoke takes center stage with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services hosting. Guests can enjoy food and drinks, then choose a favorite track and take the mic. The experience is promoted as some of the best karaoke in the Valley.

This relaxed meetup brings ADV/DS motorcyclists together on the east side at Hava Java Mesa in Mesa, AZ. Enjoy coffee, chat with other riders, and, if the group chooses, head out for a ride. The focus is friendly conversation over a cup with the option to roll out afterward.

A free, all-levels yoga class at Tortoise and Hare Sports brings movement, mindfulness, and a welcoming community together. Led by Kristen, a Registered Yoga Teacher, each session blends gentle movement, mindful stretching, balance, and relaxation to support flexibility, mobility, strength, and overall well-being. The class welcomes runners, walkers, athletes, and anyone looking to ease muscle tension, reduce stress, and move in a way that feels good. Modifications are offered throughout, and no previous yoga experience is necessary. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, comfortable clothing, and a water bottle, with a limited number of mats available on site.

Desert West Sundays at the Farm debuts at DH Farms with a community market showcasing local makers and growers. Explore offerings from more than 100 vendors, enjoy live music, and sample a variety of bites from food trucks. Families will find activities for kids, along with plenty of farm fresh goods and opportunities to support small businesses. Admission is free and pets are welcome.

Melrose Vintage Market returns to The Duce with a season kickoff in Downtown Phoenix. Discover a curated mix of vintage décor, standout fashion, art, media, and handmade goods from VIP sellers, familiar favorites, and first-time vendors. Explore it all indoors and on the patio while enjoying brunch service, a full bar, and live music. Admission is free. Dogs are permitted on the patio only. Metered street parking is nearby, and paid valet is available on-site.

Master Teacher Folade, also known as Maalik, from Drums Are Life LLC leads a group drumming meet and greet. Participants are encouraged to bring a drum or another percussion instrument, and instruments will be available if needed. Donations are welcome. An RSVP is requested to help plan for attendance. To find the group, go to the parking lot for Enchanted Island Amusement Park and look next to the entrance.

USA Cheer hosts a College Recruiting Combine in Arizona where athletes can showcase their skills for college cheer and STUNT coaches. Taking place at Campo Verde High School, this event offers an opportunity to be seen by collegiate programs.

This one-hour educational workshop, led by Rachel, focuses on understanding the causes of back pain and preventing it over the long term. Participants learn practical pain management techniques, back-specific exercises to do at home, and tips for building lasting strength and mobility. A take-home handout is provided to recap all topics covered. Attendance is limited to 10 participants, and the cost is $30 per person.

Blacklights switch on and the rink glows for a high-energy skate session at USA's Skateland Mesa, set to Top 40 hits from start to finish. Wear your brightest gear and roll with friends as the lights dim and the colors pop. Admission is $12, skate rental is $5, and non-skating adults are $4. Wristguards are required and provided at no charge. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Discounted rates are available for groups of 10 or more, and there are options for birthday parties and fundraisers.

Enjoy a friendly game of pickleball at the activity center of First United Methodist Church of Gilbert. All ages and skill levels are welcome. No experience is necessary, and instruction is available for newcomers. Loaner paddles are provided. The focus is on fun and fellowship, and participants are welcome to bring a friend.

Celebrate the season at an annual fall festival featuring music and games, a cake walk, a chili cook off, a pumpkin patch, Rydables, trunk or treat, a complimentary dinner, and a juggling performance by James Reid. The event offers a free evening focused on fun, food, and community for all ages. Those who wish to participate in activities or competitions can find sign up links and additional details on the event page.

Rips Bar in Phoenix hosts a matinee-style karaoke session presented by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Attendees can enjoy drinks while selecting songs and stepping up to the microphone.

South Phoenix hosts a Halloween street fair that celebrates neighborhood culture and local businesses. Expect a festive, family friendly scene with costumes, music and entertainment, food and sweet treats, and vendors offering art, clothing, and unique items. The focus is on bringing the community together and supporting small businesses in the area. Additional event information will be announced.

Wicked Rain is televising the Seahawks game on every screen with the sound on, and arriving early is encouraged so you can get settled before kickoff. A special game day food menu will be available along with drink specials on select beers. Sea Hawkers Booster Club signups will be offered on site, plus a 50/50 raffle, halftime giveaways, and an additional giveaway just for members. New individual or family Sea Hawkers members receive 10% off their tab at Wicked Rain all year. Anyone interested in raising the 12th Man flag at the venue before the game can message the organizers for details.

Find care, comfort, and practical guidance after separation or divorce in a welcoming DivorceCare group. This 11-week, video-based series has helped more than a million people discover hope while healing, learning, and growing alongside others in community.

Yucca Tap Room in Tempe hosts karaoke, with drinks available as guests step up to the microphone. Elite Karaoke & DJ Services provides the music.

Each Sunday, Rips Bar in Phoenix hosts karaoke led by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Enjoy a drink and step up to the mic for a night of singing.

The Phoenix Zoo transforms with an expanded lineup of dinosaurs placed along the trails. Visitors can get up close to these full-scale prehistoric creatures, seeing and hearing them while exploring. The experience highlights how these ancient animals relate to the birds and reptiles that live at the Zoo today. Families can capture photos with favorite species and take part in a fossil dig. Expect towering dinos, impressive bones and other displays that spark curiosity at every turn.

Experience a Halloween-themed storytime at the Chandler Nature Center that lasts 30 minutes, followed by a lively parade of costumes. Costumes are encouraged for all participants to keep the seasonal spirit high.

Vertuccio Farms in Mesa marks the fall season with its annual festival, highlighted by Cooler Days in the Corn Maze. This family friendly celebration features the Valley’s longest running corn maze and a wide range of attractions included with admission, such as the new Hen House Hustle, a new ropes course, a petting zoo, a super mega slide, carnival games, a barrel train ride, giant tube rolls, a giant jump pad, a playground, and mini golf. General admission is $17 per person, and children 2 and under are free. Groups of 30 or more can receive $13 tickets at the gate, and tickets are available online or at the gate. The 5 acre corn maze returns for its 27th year, welcoming returning visitors and newcomers alike. Pumpkins are sold separately without festival admission, priced by size in the Pumpkin Barn, where straw bales and corn stalks are also available for seasonal decorating.

Bark & Luv offers convenient, walk-in-only grooming with Tessa focused on quick essentials for your pet. Services include nail trims, ear cleaning, and anal gland expression. Each service is $15, or choose all three for $40. No appointment is required. For a first visit, please bring proof of current rabies vaccination or recent rabies titers.

Every Monday, Kobalt hosts Industry Night for professionals in the hospitality and medical fields who need a place to unwind. The evening features a reverse happy hour and martini specials, along with a relaxed, welcoming setting that encourages guests to recharge and connect. Whether wrapping up a shift, ending a long weekend, or simply looking for a low key spot to decompress, this weekly gathering offers laid back energy and friendly faces.

Relive the 80s and 90s at USA’s Skateland Mesa with a retro skate party set to the decades’ biggest hits. Expect neon style and throwback energy across the rink. Admission is $8, skate rental is $5, and non-skating adults are $4. Wristguards are required and provided at no cost. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Discounted rates are available for groups of ten or more, and birthday party packages and fundraising options are offered.

Head to Kobalt for a communal livestream of the 30th anniversary concert of Rent, broadcast live from Broadway’s Richard Rodgers Theatre. Original cast members come together with special guests for a one-night performance of the complete musical in support of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. Spectrum Medical, a grantee of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, shares that this partnership helps organizations like theirs provide essential healthcare and services across the country, and this gathering offers a warm moment for the community to celebrate together. Admission is free, and a suggested $20 donation will benefit Spectrum Medical. Jonathan Larson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical reimagines La Bohème in the AIDS-era East Village, following a struggling songwriter and his love for a young woman as illness casts a shadow. Characters are reinterpreted, with Rodolfo as Roger, Mimi as a dancer living with AIDS, and Marcello as filmmaker Mark Cohen. While the ending departs from the opera, the enduring theme is love persevering against formidable obstacles. Beloved numbers include Seasons of Love, Without You, Out Tonight, One Song Glory, I’ll Cover You, and Santa Fe.

Weekly Monday gatherings provide group settings focused on recovery, grief, trauma, and more. These meetings are designed to help people connect with others who are experiencing similar challenges, creating a supportive path through difficult seasons.

Big Band Grandstand announces the addition of Norma Owens to the ensemble, with her first performance taking place at a concert hosted by Glendale Foothills Library. Entry is free. Seating is limited and will be offered on a first come, first served basis. Families and friends are welcome.

Bring a commander deck for a laid-back evening of commander with friends. Walk-ins are welcome, and there is no cost to attend.

Jewelry enthusiasts are invited to a relaxed meetup focused on encouragement, idea sharing, and community. Participants are encouraged to bring a finished piece to show, a work in progress, and their own tools, along with plenty of creative energy. All styles and techniques are welcome. Please note that families may attend and children could take part. A jewelry station with tools will be available for shared use. This is a peer-led gathering rather than a formal class, so there is no structured instruction, but attendees can offer one another tips and support.

Meet in front of San Tan Brewery in Chandler for a quick stretch, then head out together on a three mile paved route. The group follows a no drop policy so no one is left behind, and participants of any pace are welcome. Afterward, there is a social gathering back at San Tan Brewery. During the fall and winter months, remember to bring a light.

Easy Tiger Bar in Glendale presents a karaoke night hosted by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Attendees can pick their songs, step up to the mic, and pair the music with drinks from the bar.

Rips Bar in Phoenix hosts karaoke with music by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Attendees can enjoy drinks and sing along.