Events in Maricopa today

Start the day on a cool note with your canine companion as the Garden welcomes leashed dogs to wander its desert paths alongside their humans. Expect convenient water and refill stations, shaded places to pause, and plenty of opportunities for memorable photos along the way. Dogs are not allowed in Gertrude’s by Tarbell’s, The RAF Gallery, Butterfly Pavilion, or Cactus Clubhouse. For everyone’s well-being, keep pets leashed, licensed, and current on vaccinations, and maintain control at all times. Stay hydrated using the fountains and refill stations throughout the Garden. Please clean up after your dog and place bagged waste in trash receptacles. Watch for cactus pieces and other debris on the trails, keep to designated paths, and be mindful of hot surfaces. Know your dog’s limits and look out for signs of heat stress. Dogs that display aggressive behavior toward people or other dogs will be asked to leave.

Arizona’s warm-weather running tradition continues bright and early with the finale of the 13th Annual Arizona Sunrise Series at Riparian Preserve. This capstone event is part of a seven-race series that also features stops at Kiwanis Park, Scottsdale Sports Complex, Rio Vista Park, Freestone Park, Foothills Park, and Arizona Boardwalk. Participants earn points at each race, with bonus points for age group and overall placement. At the end of the series, the top 100 point earners, along with anyone who completes at least four of the seven races, are entered into the Arizona Sunrise Series prize drawing that includes great giveaways from StartLine and its sponsors, with three winners receiving a $500 gift card. Racers receive a custom series medal, a medal add-on for each series race completed, and a choice of Dri-Fit racerback tank, sleeveless shirt, or short sleeve shirt. Expect extra water stations on the course, chip timing with real-time results and photos available on the website or via a mobile app on Apple and Google platforms, and age group awards for the top three in every division spanning 8 and under through 80 and over. A pre and post race runner’s brunch with granola bars, fruit, water, and Gatorade adds a welcome refresh. Race day registration is available on site at Riparian Preserve for $50, payable by cash or credit card, with shirt sizes not guaranteed for same-day signups. The course welcomes wheelchairs, strollers, wagons, walkers, and leashed pets, while roller blades, skateboards, and motorized devices are not permitted. Owned and operated by StartLine Racing, this event brings the series to a spirited close with community-friendly miles and plenty of perks.

Adult Cardio Tennis, hosted by Fun Fit & Feelin' Fine, delivers a high energy workout that blends fitness exercises, tennis drills, and light competition for adults at the beginner through 2.5 level. Sessions are held at the Gilbert Regional Park tennis courts on Court 1. Expect a welcoming setting that supports skill building and strong cardio. The first class is free, and each class after that costs $5. Bring your own racquet and wear athletic shoes suitable for tennis. Registration and the waiver are combined in a single form.

C.A.M.P. brings its Shop N Select produce market and PrePacks2Go pickup to Maricopa/Stanfield Justice Court, offering fresh, nutritious rescued fruits and vegetables with no income or residency requirements. A $15 donation lets supporters choose items from a market-style produce line or reserve a prepackaged produce box through PrePacks2Go, which includes a $1 transaction fee. Pickup happens in the parking lot, and boxes are loaded into vehicles for added convenience. If the preorder window is missed, Cash-N-Carry boxes are available on a first come first served basis. Operated entirely by volunteers, C.A.M.P. directs every $15 donation to program and transportation costs so more markets can take place, helping supplement meals and reduce food waste in Arizona communities.

Learn & Play Discovery Days is a no cost monthly gathering for families to get to know Learn & Play. Explore the preschool and play café, meet the staff, and experience the welcoming environment created for children and families. Visitors can check out the play areas, learn about the preschool program, and connect with the team in a relaxed, no pressure setting focused on play and exploration. Whether you are considering enrollment or simply looking for a fun place to play and connect, this is an easy way to discover what Learn & Play offers.

C.A.M.P. hosts a produce market style experience at Promenade Indoor Market with no income or residency requirements. A $15 donation lets supporters shop the produce line for fresh, nutritious, rescued fruits and vegetables. For added convenience, PrePacks2Go offers online ordering of prepackaged produce boxes for $15 plus a $1 transaction fee, with on-site pickup by showing a receipt. Volunteers are available to assist, and if the online cutoff is missed, Cash-N-Carry boxes are offered on a first come, first served basis. Every $15 donation supports programmatic and transportation costs so more market locations can be offered while helping reduce food waste and supplement thousands of meals each month. The effort is run entirely by volunteers to keep affordable produce available to Arizona communities.

Holiday Inn Phoenix - Chandler hosts the annual summer showcase from the Ocotillo Artists Group, presented entirely indoors for a relaxed browsing experience. This juried, high-quality exhibition highlights OAG’s local artists with original work across many mediums, including painting, jewelry, sculpture, pottery, photography, glass, metal, and others. Admission is free, blending the vibrancy of an art fair with the convenience of shopping in a comfortable indoor setting.

Black Magic Animal Rescue presents a Summerween themed adoption event at the Promenade Indoor Market, blending sunny, beachy fun with a whimsical witchy twist. In this indoor setting, visitors can meet adoptable cats and kittens, learn about programs such as trap neuter return and a food pantry, and explore ways to foster, volunteer, or adopt. Local vendors contribute to the market atmosphere, and the rescue’s sweet familiars, including black cats, are on hand to steal hearts. It offers a cool break from the heat while supporting local rescue efforts and might even lead to a new best friend.

The Ocotillo Artists Group Fall Show at Holiday Inn-Phoenix Chandler showcases ceramic artwork. A participating potter will bring a fresh kiln load of fired pottery and sculptural pieces created with the raku process, including works that feature iridescent purple tones.

Organized by the Bangladesh Association of Phoenix, this indoor community Olympics brings people together for a day of lively challenges and playful games. The atmosphere centers on friendly competition and shared energy, welcoming participants of every age. It is a spirited gathering that highlights teamwork, connection, and community pride.

Free food boxes are available to anyone through Pentecostals of Phoenix, a mobile pantry partnering with Saint Mary’s Food Bank. Drive-through and walk-up service are offered, and cones and signs will guide you on-site. Distribution continues until supplies run out. To receive food, be prepared to provide your full name, zip code, and the number of individuals in your household.

This hands-on class centers on adopting a 5 inch mystery Squishmallow, with extra plushies available for trading. Participants receive guided instruction to sketch and paint their new friend on an 8x10 inch stretched canvas, then can use a variety of craft supplies to design and decorate a home to carry it in. It is a creative, playful experience. All materials are provided, and smocks are available. Wearing paint-friendly clothing is recommended.

A small psychic and healing fair brings together intuitive services and metaphysical shopping. Expect tarot and mediumship readings, reiki healing, and sessions on a crystal healing bed, along with a selection of crystals and energy clearing and enhancing sprays available for purchase. Each session lasts 15 minutes and is priced at $20. Drop-ins are accepted, and booking in advance is encouraged, with the option to request a specific reader or healer. Additional parking is available nearby.

Drafts & Down Dogs pairs a light, all‑levels yoga flow with a relaxed taproom vibe at Desert Monks Brewing. The class focuses on easing tension and helping participants reset so the weekend starts on a calm note. No prior experience is required. After the session, there is time to unwind in the taproom, connect with others, and enjoy a well‑earned drink.

This casual gathering brings together writers who want to meet regularly to talk about works in progress, share book suggestions, and connect with peers. A private room has been reserved at a Starbucks in Gilbert. Because the space is provided at no cost, attendees are encouraged to purchase a drink or another item to thank the venue. Conversation will focus on brainstorming topics and identifying possible speakers for future meetings.

This family yoga class weaves movement, breath, and imagination into a playful practice. Designed for children ages 4 to 12 and their grown-ups, it places less emphasis on asana (yoga poses) and centers on an approach suited to young participants.

Arizona’s Home For Wrestling is presenting an in-store meet and greet with Sam Shaw, formerly known as Dexter Lumis, a former WWE star and member of Wyatt Sicks. Autographs are $30 and selfies or photo ops are $30. A $50 combo includes one autograph and one selfie, plus a WGSPHX exclusive trading card. A $100 VIP package is limited to 20 and includes one autograph, a professional photo op, a selfie, a signed WGSPHX Exclusive All Metal Signature Series Trading Card, and an official Dexter Lumis WWE T-shirt in size large only, which can also be signed. Packages are set and cannot be altered, for example the photo op cannot be exchanged for another signed item. All sales are final unless the event is canceled.

At Chase Field in Phoenix, the Dodgers face the Diamondbacks and several package options are available, each sold separately. The Game Ticket Only package is $122 per person and features digital tickets in Right Field sections 101 to 105, plus a commemorative flag, a Pantone 294 lanyard, and a commemorative patch. The Game Ticket + Bus Transportation package is $222 per person and includes roundtrip charter bus transportation from Union Station Los Angeles, tickets in the same Right Field sections, and the same keepsakes. A Hotel Package is $249 per room at Hampton Inn Suite Downtown, with king or two queens available, Wi-Fi included, and room tax and hotel fee covered. Deposits are required to reserve, set at $20 for the ticket only option, $50 for the ticket plus bus option, and $100 for the hotel option. Pregame location and march details will be announced. All sales are final, including deposits, and there are no refunds for no-shows. For questions, contact 213-880-1403 or contact@pantone294.com.

Learn the basics of archery in a relaxed, social class at Paseo Vista Archery Range. Instruction focuses on core skills, proper form, and developing consistent shots, with supportive coaching and plenty of practical, one-on-one guidance. Designed for adults, it helps build confidence one arrow at a time. No prior experience or personal equipment is required.

Light up the night with a neon-themed, after-hours sliding experience set to fun music and a distinctly different vibe from daytime sessions. A glow-in-the-dark shirt is included.

Doors open before the show begins. This event is for ages 13 and up, with ages 5 to 12 required to attend with a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not admitted. A bag policy is in effect, allowing bags up to 12" x 6" x 12" and prohibiting backpacks, with all bags searched prior to entry. Non-clear bags will be subject to additional screening. Support acts are subject to change without notice. Ticketing includes a public onsale as well as presales for the artist, Spotify, Citi Cardmembers, Citi Cardmember Preferred, and Live Nation.

A birthday celebration for King Cherry features Rattlesnake Suitcase, The Far Worst, and Junk Drawer. Highlights include a costume contest, flash tattoo options, drink specials, and other extras. The vibe brings a touch of Halloween to the heart of summer.

Brothers of Prometheus 87 gather at Fox Cigar Bar for cigars, drinks, and conversation. The venue includes indoor seating and an outdoor area with a large table marked by the square and compass. The gathering is open to all Brothers, candidates, and anyone interested in masonry.

Enjoy an evening at the Oasis Pool Party (age 21 and over) with Hugel. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the event runs from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Ticket pickup and entry at the box office requires a valid ID, and tickets are non-transferable. There is a dress code with prohibited items including torn or cut-off clothing, offensive prints, risqué swimwear or clothing, athletic wear, and chains or attire with hooks, studs, or rivets. The venue also has a clear bag policy (bags must be clear and no larger than 12”x12”x6”) and specific prohibited items, such as weapons, food and outside beverages, and recording devices.

Paint a serene moonlit landscape with a copper-toned tree at Pinot’s Palette Gilbert during a guided paint and sip experience. Instructors provide step by step instruction, making it welcoming for first-time painters and a fun challenge for those with experience. Expect a relaxed setting focused on creativity and good company, with no prior skills required. An optional DIY scented candle activity is available so you can craft a custom candle alongside your artwork, a fitting choice for date nights, group outings, or anyone seeking a calming creative break.

Catch Sean Fogelson live as he brings his “That One Mailman” persona to the stage with authentic, laugh-out-loud stories and plenty of audience energy. This is an 18+ show. Doors open for seating about 30 minutes before the late showtime, and door times may adjust depending on how earlier performances run. No refunds or exchanges.

Natalie’s Bar & Grill in Gilbert hosts a weekly Saturday karaoke night with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. The evening blends singing with food and drinks for a friendly, laid back night out.

DJ Venom Lily sets the tone for a lively evening where guests can take the mic and sing along to a mix of classics and newer hits. The night pairs music with food, cocktails, and a fun, social atmosphere.

Sullivan King is coming to Sunbar Tempe for a 21+ show. Doors open at 9:00 PM, and entry closes at 1:30 AM. Mobile and temporary IDs aren’t accepted for entry.

A Sunday handicap travel league at Neely Farms creates an even playing field for every skill level. It is free to participate, with optional add-ons that include a $5 entry and a $1 ace pot. Results are based on handicap scoring, with a 100 percent payout structure rewarding the top 40 percent. There are closest to the pin prizes, giveaways, and spirited bag tag battles. Players gather at Hole 1 and use UDisc for scoring. The home venue features 18 holes, and league play uses a nine hole loop listed as par 54. Stay on the grass to remain in bounds. Anything on or beyond the fence or the rock border is out of bounds. The running river is a hazard that adds one stroke from the lie. Holes 7 and 9 have mandatory routes and both are played as islands. On island holes, a disc must come to rest on the island, otherwise proceed to the marked drop zone with a one stroke penalty. There are no fixed tee signs or pads. Tees are marked on the sidewalk, with grass tees on Holes 2, 3, 8, and 9. Hole distances are noted as follows: Hole 1 is 145 feet, Hole 2 is 255, Hole 3 is 361, Hole 4 is 252, Hole 5 is 267, Hole 6 is 331, Hole 7 is 219 and plays as an island, Hole 8 is 279, and Hole 9 is 200 and also an island. For parking, do not block homes. Additional parking is available across at the school.

A summer play date at Kokopelli Golf Club brings a cool twist for the Arizona heat. This edition shifts to a morning start to stay comfortable, and the format extends to 18 holes with carts included. The Golf Party Live experience is easygoing and welcoming for beginners, and participants who prefer a shorter outing may stop after nine. Morning tee times are in high demand during the summer, and pricing is similar for nine or eighteen. The fee is $80 and includes 18 holes, a golf cart, organized GPL pairings, on-course contests, and a friendly GPL atmosphere. After the round, optional food and drinks are available for anyone who wants to hang out. The theme is Fifty Shades of Blue, so wearing a favorite blue golf outfit fits the vibe. This co-ed event has a non-refundable admission or green fee, and a replacement player may attend if someone cannot make it.

Experience an instructor-led Tai Chi and Qigong session in the serene surroundings of the Japanese Friendship Garden. The workshop pairs Tai Chi’s gentle, flowing movements with Qigong practices that balance and cultivate energy to support stability, strength, and mental clarity. Please note that an RSVP does not hold a spot, and a ticket purchase is required to attend.

Local author and illustrator Kathryn Rammell leads a storytime centered on her picture book, Bandage Buddies. The tale follows a team of helpful bandages who spring into action for everyday needs like craft mishaps, a quest for the right accessory, and those moments when big feelings take over. When a child falls on the playground, the crew that usually soothes emotions, not actual bumps and bruises, must figure out what helping looks like. This reading shares a humorous, heartfelt look at empathy and support that welcomes listeners of all ages, including devoted bandage fans.

Pickleball at First United Methodist Church of Gilbert takes place in the activity center. People of any age and skill level are welcome. No prior experience is needed, with instruction available and loaner paddles provided. The atmosphere is welcoming, offering a chance to play, learn, and spend time together.

At Desert Rat Games, a volunteer Dungeon Master leads a custom Dungeons & Dragons campaign. All skill levels are welcome, and pre-made characters are available for anyone who does not want to create one. The game blends elements of 3rd, 4th, and 5th Edition for a unique tabletop experience.

Tim Shropshire takes the stage at Mic Drop Comedy Chandler for a live performance filled with music and entertainment. Experience his talent in person during an evening of great live music. Bring friends and make it a night to remember.

Enjoy karaoke at Duke’s Roadhouse in Maricopa, hosted by DJ Mr. Wayne with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Choose your favorite songs and pair the fun with drinks and food.

Experience Siddhartha as the Tu y Yo y Tour arrives at The Van Buren. The event welcomes ages 13 and older. Guests ages 5 to 12 must attend with a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not permitted. For a smooth entry, note the bag policy: bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed, and backpacks are not. All bags are searched at the door, and non-clear bags may be subject to extra screening. Supporting acts may change without notice.

Bark & Luv offers walk-in only grooming with Tessa, focused on quick essentials for pets. Services include nail trims, ear cleanings, and anal gland expressions. Each service is $15, or all three can be bundled for $40. No appointment is required. For a first visit, please bring proof of current rabies vaccination or rabies titers.

Join in for Bingo at Duke's Roadhouse every Monday night. The evening runs from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM, so come ready for games, prizes, and a fun night out.

Expect five rounds of group match play, spanning six weeks and wrapping up with a finals week.

Meet in front of San Tan Brewery for a quick stretch, then head out together on a 3 mile paved route. The group sticks together so no one is left behind, and participants of every pace are welcome. After the workout, enjoy a social back at San Tan Brewery. During the fall and winter months, please bring a light.

Plan ahead for a smooth entry. This show welcomes guests 13 and older, with ages 5 to 12 allowed only when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Children 4 and under are not admitted. Bags may be brought in if they are no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and backpacks are not allowed. All bags will be inspected at the door, and non-clear bags may be subject to extra screening. Supporting performers may change without notice. Ticket access is offered in several phases, including presales for Citi cardmembers and VIP packages, a Live Nation presale, and a general public onsale.

Summer brings $20 admission to the Phoenix Zoo on special $20 Tuesdays. Each of these days features a lively foam party at Lakeside, guided by an emcee with upbeat games and family friendly music. Expect head to toe bubbles, so attendees should bring a swimsuit, a towel, and a change of clothes to dry off afterward. Cooling fun continues throughout the park. Make a splash at Leapin’ Lagoon and Yakulla Caverns, then find shade at Stingray Bay and dip a hand into the 15,000 gallon pool that is home to a group of cownose stingrays. Watch Bornean orangutans from an indoor shelter, and cool off under misters placed around the grounds. Each $20 Tuesday also includes a special moment with the African painted dogs receiving bones and food, offering a chance to see the pack active during the day.

Chicago: Teen Edition invites ages 12 to 18 to take part in a youth-friendly adaptation of the Broadway classic that captures the jazz age spirit with memorable songs, lively choreography, humor, and dramatic twists. Participants will grow their skills in acting, singing, and dance while collaborating with other dedicated teens in a supportive, high-energy rehearsal setting. Registration is required to audition, and every auditioning student will be cast. Tuition is $199 per month.

Charley's Place hosts a weekly open mic jam welcoming musicians and singers of every age, genre, and experience level. After 15 years in the Valley, including eight at Tailgaters, this edition marks the jam's debut at Charley's Place. Each week also features a free pie giveaway.

A new Tuesday karaoke night lights up Natalies with DJ Rocke. It pairs with Taco Tuesday, and well drinks are available for $5, creating an easygoing setting for anyone who wants to take the mic.

At Boycott Bar, bingo breaks the rules with cheeky calls and unpredictable antics. This is not a typical game night, with off-the-wall prizes, pizza and drinks available throughout, and bursts of chaos between rounds. The buy-in is $15, and participants should be ready to play.

A budget-friendly clinic offers pet vaccinations and microchipping in North Phoenix. Dogs and cats are welcome, with vaccine options starting at $22. The SNiP Vet team provides quick, affordable, and low-stress care. Priority appointments help keep wait times short, and walk-ins are accepted as space allows, though scheduling ahead is encouraged. For safety, only friendly, easily handled animals are seen, and feral cats or unhandleable pets are not accepted.

Designed for individuals living with cognitive impairment, such as memory loss or dementia, this program pairs art viewing with active music making. Each session features a 45-minute gallery tour led by a guide from MIM, followed by a 45-minute music session facilitated by a music therapist. Participants explore instruments and sounds from a range of cultures, share stories, interact with one another, and engage their senses through music. Care partners are welcome and encouraged to attend alongside participants. This session spotlights the United States and Canada Gallery.

Swizzle hosts a lively trivia night where bold guesses and louder answers set the tone. Come with a team or arrive solo and find one, grab a spot early, and test your knowledge against the room. The full bar offers drink specials, and winners earn prizes along with bragging rights. Bring your smarts or a convincing bluff and settle in for a spirited round of questions.

The meeting will be held at Casa Palomino in Casa Grande, in the old Eva’s building. Those who want to eat can do so before the meeting, and discussion will cover future runs and business. Look for the room to the left of the entrance.

This weekly, host-led no-drop run on the east side meets at the Gilbert mural for a guided 5k, then wraps up with relaxed social time at OHSO Brewery- Gilbert. The no-drop format keeps the group together throughout the route. Dog friendly.

Les Misérables, an eight-time Tony Award winner including Best Musical, makes a return to the stage with a sweeping tale of hope, justice, and redemption set in 19th-century France as revolution builds. The narrative follows lives bound by courage, love, and sacrifice, brought to life with songs like I Dreamed a Dream, On My Own, and One Day More. Performances are offered in both matinee and evening slots during the run, with a dedicated ASL and audio-described show and a Community Night also part of the schedule.

The Sword performs at The Van Buren. The event is open to ages 13 and older. Attendees ages 5 to 12 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not admitted. Bag rules allow items up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, backpacks are not permitted, and all bags will be inspected at entry, with non clear bags subject to additional screening. Supporting acts may change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presale options for the artist, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmembers.

The Dirty Thursdays ride has shifted to Wednesday nights and features a relaxed gravel pace over about 20 miles. After the ride, enjoy food and beers at Tap Dragon - Craft Beer & Wine Bar.

Dive beneath the waves for a stage adaptation of Ariel’s journey as a determined mermaid who longs to live on land. After striking a risky bargain that trades her voice for legs, she sets out in search of true love. Beloved songs like Under the Sea, Part of Your World, and Kiss the Girl are part of the score, creating a musical experience for all ages. The production takes place at Hale Centre Theatre - Arizona, a professional 350-seat theater-in-the-round in downtown Gilbert. The theater has presented family-friendly Broadway plays and musicals for more than two decades, ranging from laugh-filled comedies to large-scale musical favorites, and also hosts tribute concerts in the Hale Concert Hall with performers from across the country honoring well-known artists. Over 30 local restaurants are within walking distance, and parking is free.

Karaoke takes center stage at Natalie's Bar & Grill, with food and drinks available. Wings are advertised at 0.75 cent each.

Explore new career paths at a Phoenix job fair hosted at DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix North. Employers from healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and other industries will be present and actively hiring. The event welcomes candidates at all experience levels. Attendees can speak directly with recruiters, share resumes, and take part in on-the-spot interviews.

PinalCentral presents a community conversation focused on the state of healthcare in Pinal County. Local healthcare leaders and industry experts will share insights and discuss the issues shaping care in this growing region, along with perspectives on what comes next. The gathering will be held at Su Casa Grande. Tickets are $40 per person, and a buffet lunch is included. The panel lineup will be announced soon.

This monthly social line dance takes place at American Legion Post #35 on the second Thursday of each month. The format is simple and fun, with music playing for open dancing and no instruction. Expect a relaxed atmosphere focused on movement, music, and good company. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the bar.

Settle into a prenatal yoga session guided by Mama Moves Co. This session focuses on yoga practice for pregnancy and is presented by Mama Moves Co.

Enjoy a sober, alcohol-free karaoke night at Mad Hatter Health & Kava. Spend the evening singing with friends using wireless microphones and clear sound, with lyrics projected on a large screen so you can perform from anywhere in the space. Kava and kratom are offered as plant-based teas that can feel euphoric, relaxing, or energizing, and the teas are responsibly sourced from independent international farms.

Karaoke night at Duke’s Roadhouse in Maricopa is hosted by DJ Mr. Wayne. Order dinner and drinks, try some line dancing on the lower level, then head to the upper floor for award-winning karaoke.

Catch stand-up comedian Chris Cope for an evening of comedy in the main room. Doors open about 30 minutes before the late showtimes, and seating begins shortly before then. This event is for ages 18+, and there are no refunds or exchanges.

Steel Pulse brings the Reggae Against Racism Tour to The Van Buren for a concert. Admission is for ages 13 and older, with ages 5 to 12 requiring a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not permitted. The venue allows bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, does not permit backpacks, and conducts bag checks at entry, with additional screening for non clear bags. Opening acts are subject to change without notice. Ticket access includes a public on sale as well as presales for Citi cardmembers and Live Nation.

Catch The Moth: Schooled, a 21+ storyslam where you can hear true five-minute stories about the lessons that shaped people, from wisdom passed down to hard knocks, lucky breaks, and real-life reality checks. Doors open in the evening, and the show starts shortly after. Tickets are for general admission seating.

Guests can enjoy karaoke at Natalie's Bar & Grill, presented by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Food and drinks are available.