Events in Maricopa today

This long-distance loop sets out from Phoenix and spans about 5,000 miles through 11 states over 20 days. The route heads northeast to the White Mountains, crosses the Rocky Mountains in New Mexico, moves through the Oklahoma Panhandle, and continues across rural Kansas and Missouri to a spot on the Mississippi River in Iowa. From there, it turns west across Iowa farmland, travels through the Badlands, passes Mount Rushmore on the way to Sturgis, then goes across Wyoming to Utah’s Skyline and skirts Grams Canyon before returning to Phoenix.

Walk-in grooming services are available at Bark & Luv with Tessa, focused on pet care essentials. Pets can receive nail trims, ear cleanings, or anal gland expressions. Each service is $15, or all three can be done for $40. No appointment is necessary. For a first visit, please bring proof of current rabies vaccination or rabies titers.

Hard seasons do not have to be faced alone. These Monday group gatherings offer a welcoming place to connect with others navigating similar challenges. Sessions include groups focused on recovery, grief, trauma, and additional needs. Meetings are held every week on Monday to provide steady support and community.

Gear up for a lively trivia showdown at Headlinerssportsgrill hosted by DJ Wonder. Even the most random facts can make a difference, with bonus points available, the chance to choose categories, and a top prize for the winners. Families are welcome, and the competition is touted as one of Arizona’s toughest.

Craft a personalized epoxy river piece at Simple Machine Brewing Co. in Phoenix during a fun, hands-on workshop. Choose to make a charcuterie board, lazy susan, clock, key holder shelf, coasters, or a mini pair, working with premium black walnut and select hardwoods. Add your own flair by selecting up to two epoxy colors at check-in. After the session, projects cure for about a week, then move into a careful finishing stage that typically takes 8 to 10 weeks, with timing influenced by class size and shipping. When complete, your finished piece is shipped to you in pristine condition. Tickets are final sale. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place. Each participant age 12 and older must have a ticket, and a couples ticket allows two people to collaborate on one project.

Chase Field hosts a celebration of Irish heritage featuring the Irish Cultural Center and McClelland Library as the Arizona Diamondbacks face the Miami Marlins. The night marks the halfway point to St. Patrick’s Day with a fun ballpark atmosphere. A special event ticket package pairs a seat for the game with a co-branded hat featuring the D-backs and Irish Heritage. A portion of each qualifying ticket purchased through the designated link supports the Irish Cultural Center and McClelland Library.

Participants meet in front of San Tan Brewery to stretch, then head out on a 3 mile paved run. The run is no drop and welcomes all paces. Afterward, there is a social at San Tan Brewery. During the fall and winter months, bring a light.

This show features Slayyyter and observes a clear entry policy. It is open to guests 13 and older. Attendees ages 5 to 12 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not permitted. For security, only bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed and backpacks are not permitted. All bags will be inspected at entry, and non-clear bags may undergo additional screening. Supporting acts may change without notice. In partnership with PLUS1, $1 from every ticket supports local organizations in each tour city that advance the health, wellbeing, and empowerment of LGBTQI+ communities. Ticket access includes a public on sale along with Artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember presales, plus Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

Rips Bar in Phoenix hosts karaoke every Monday, presented by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Attendees can enjoy drinks and take a turn at the mic for a night of singing.

810 Entertainment Phoenix features taco orders for $10. This repeating special offers a straightforward, fixed-price way to enjoy tacos whenever you stop in.

A weekly casual Dungeons & Dragon play session for adults. Register through warhorn.net by searching Meeples & Beyond.

Charley’s Place hosts an open mic jam for all ages, styles, and experience levels. Expect a weekly free pie giveaway. This edition celebrates 15 years in the valley after an eight-year run at Tailgaters, and it marks the jam’s debut at this venue.

Peter Hook & The Light bring their 2026 North American tour to The Van Buren for a show. The event 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 permitted. Bags may be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches and backpacks are not allowed. All bags are inspected before entry, and non-clear bags may be subject to extra screening. The lineup of supporting performers can change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale and presales offered by Ticketmaster and Live Nation.

Masego fuses jazz, R&B, and soul into a seamless live experience that flows from the first note to the last. Each performance showcases refined musicianship, rich vocals, and a contagious energy that lights up the room. It is an inspired evening of rhythm and creativity with vibes that linger long after the final song.

Discover bachata in Phoenix through a friendly, structured set of classes that serve beginners, intermediate dancers, and advanced students. If you are just starting, you will learn core footwork and connection to build confidence. If you are progressing, expect focused work on technique, smooth transitions, and control. For advanced training, the emphasis shifts to musicality, flow, and creative combinations. The curriculum follows a clear progression aimed at improving social dancing. You do not need to bring a partner, and drop ins are accepted. Pricing is $15 for one class or $25 for two. First time attendees are welcome. También se ofrecen clases de bachata en Phoenix para niveles principiante, intermedio y avanzado dentro de una comunidad latina activa y respetuosa.

Karaoke lights up Chopper John’s Bar in Phoenix, AZ with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services providing the music. Attendees can order drinks and take the mic to sing their favorite songs.

A dance night held each week with Djentrification, a celebrated Phoenix DJ, delivering global sounds on vinyl records. The energy stays high throughout with rhythms that keep the dance floor in constant motion.

Matthew’s Crossing Food Bank is hosting a golf tournament at San Marcos Golf Course, bringing people together for a day focused on golf, community connection, and supporting families in need. Event and registration details will be announced soon.

Keep your pet healthy with budget-friendly vaccinations and microchipping at a clinic in North Phoenix. Dogs and cats are welcome, and vaccine pricing starts at $22. The SNiP Vet team provides quick, affordable, low-stress care. To reduce wait times, priority appointments are available and strongly encouraged, and walk-ins are accepted as space allows. For safety, only friendly, handleable pets are seen, and feral or unhandleable animals are not accommodated.

Enjoy a casual evening at Peter Piper Pizza while supporting a school fundraiser. The focus is on good food and a fun atmosphere, and participation helps raise funds for the school. Flower families are warmly invited to take part.

Discover group singing in a supportive setting with a one hour weekly class that builds vocal technique, refines pitch and harmony, boosts confidence and stage presence, and teaches how to blend as part of an ensemble. Through engaging group songs, focused vocal exercises, and performance opportunities, participants strengthen musicianship while connecting with others who share a love of music. Open to beginners and experienced singers alike, the class offers a positive, encouraging space for every voice to grow. Tuition is $99 per month with ongoing enrollment, automatically billed on the first of each month. The first month’s payment is due at registration to reserve a spot.

Presented by Psyko Steve Presents, Bear McCreary performs at Walter Studios, featuring special guests. This all-ages event offers advance pricing at $40 plus fees and day-of-show pricing at $45 plus fees.

Put your knowledge to the test at The Dirty Drummer during a friendly trivia night. Sign-ups come first, followed by a prompt start to the game. There is no cost to participate, the theme changes from week to week, and prizes await the winners.

Theory of a Deadman and Sevendust bring the Dead/Seven Tour to Marquee Theatre in Tempe, Arizona. This concert features both bands on the same stage for one powerful live performance.

Motley Crue and Tesla perform live together at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre in Phoenix, Arizona. The concert features both bands on the same stage.

This weekly no-drop group run on the east side features a guided 5K that begins at the Gilbert mural. The group keeps everyone together so no one is left behind. After the run, participants can socialize at OHSO Brewery. Dogs are welcome.

Explore Pilates through a free 30-minute introductory class at Club Pilates Norterra. Enjoy a low-impact, full-body workout designed to build strength, increase energy, and boost confidence. No prior experience is needed, and beginners are welcome. Bring a friend and get a feel for the basics with guided exercises in a supportive setting.

Spend an evening focused on West Coast Swing at DanceWise Dance Studio in Uptown Phoenix. Champion instructor Mona Brandt leads group classes for both beginners and intermediate dancers, followed by a practice party so you can try out new steps. No prior experience is needed and you do not need a partner. The studio provides a clean, welcoming setting and a supportive dance community.

Presented by Psyko Steve, Ian McConnell performs in a general admission setting for audiences ages 16 and up. Advance tickets are $18 plus fees, and tickets purchased on the day of the show are $20 plus fees.

Natalie’s Bar & Grill features karaoke alongside food and drinks. Wings are available for 0.75 cent each, adding an extra treat to the night.

Open to attendees of all ages, this event follows a phased entry plan with the garage opening first, doors after, and the show to follow. Scheduling details and any supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes multiple presale options such as artist, Spotify, VIP package, and Live Nation presales, along with a general public on-sale. VIP packages are also available.

Enjoy a playful blend of karaoke and bingo at Times 3 Sports Grille. Grab the mic if you want to sing, or skip the singing and still take part in the game... everyone can join in, including those who usually only sing in the shower. It offers a relaxed setting where bingo cards and familiar tunes come together for easygoing fun.

Experience a guided exploration of the Château de Vie mansion as a knowledgeable host shares its history and uncovers little-known stories. Take in the intricate woodwork and colorful stained glass, both undergoing careful restoration to their original beauty. At the heart of the tour is a romantic origin story that inspired the creation of the home. This is a prepaid day tour with a limited number of advance tickets, and if space remains, additional tickets may be available at the roadside stand in the order of arrival. All ticket sales are final. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early and check in at the Lavender Farm at the Château de Vie store. Tours begin on time, so punctual arrival is important.

Warm up your voice with a World Choir Workshop focused on sea shanties, a classic maritime singing tradition. Learn about the style and sing two favorites, Drunken Sailor and Sōran Bushi. The session also includes a guided visit to the England exhibit in the Europe Gallery and the Japan exhibit in the Asia Gallery. Part of MIM’s World Choir Workshops, it celebrates global vocal traditions through hands on participation and curated gallery time.

This session features prenatal yoga led by Mama Moves Co.

Alta Climbing Gilbert hosts a monthly date night on the third Thursday, where guests can bring a friend, partner, or family member for an evening of climbing. The night features buy one, get one day passes, partner yoga, games, and prize giveaways.

Enjoy an evening of live acoustic music by Danika at TEXAZ Grill. Mention you are there to see Danika to receive 20 percent off your bill.

Karaoke Night livens up Duke’s Roadhouse in Maricopa every Thursday, with Mr. Wayne hosting. Make an evening of it with dinner and drinks, try line dancing downstairs, then head upstairs for award-winning karaoke.

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram takes the stage on The Hard Road Tour, uniting deep blues heritage with a bold, forward-thinking approach. Celebrated by Rolling Stone as a rare modern guitar hero and a leading voice for the future of the blues, he taps into Delta roots while pushing the music into new directions. His album Hard Road reflects on his GRAMMY-winning journey and reaches into uncharted territory, expanding his signature sound with cross-genre energy, urgency, and a richer emotional palette.

Country dance takes a waltz focus with instruction from Mona Brandt, a six-time country dance world champion, at DanceWise. The cost is $15 per person, or $50 for all four weeks.

Explore bachata in Phoenix through a structured social dance program designed to build comfort, flow, and real confidence on the dance floor. New dancers work on core fundamentals and timing, while intermediate students refine technique and control. The training emphasizes connection, clear leading and following, smooth transitions, and musicality so participants feel ready for social dancing and events. Partnering is not required, and drop-ins are accepted. Beginner and intermediate sessions are available. Pricing is $15 for one hour or $25 for two hours. First-time attendees are welcome. También es ideal para quienes buscan clases de bachata en Phoenix, desde nivel principiante hasta intermedio, con un enfoque en bailar de forma cómoda y natural para el social.

Enjoy a night of karaoke at Natalie's Bar & Grill, hosted by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Order food and drinks while you take the mic or relax and enjoy the performances.

In Phoenix, Arizona, the Toker’s Choice Awards debuts as the Southwest’s first large-scale cannabis awards decided by consumers. Spanning three days on a national platform, it brings together thousands of verified consumers, budtenders, and industry professionals. Industry Day focuses on private, high-level networking and hiring for dispensaries, cultivators, brands, and technology partners. The Budtender Olympics offers live competitions, education, and hands-on product discovery that spotlights influence within the field. The celebration closes with an awards presentation paired with a concert, with winners chosen by real purchasers. Built to drive customer growth rather than serve as a branding showcase, the event also provides founding sponsorship opportunities tied to exclusive categories.

Relax with a gentle therapy dog and read to an Irish Wolfhound. Bring a favorite book or pick one that is available there, then enjoy a quiet, personal reading time. This free activity welcomes both kids and adults. Individual sessions are set in 15 minute intervals.

A singles golf social at Ocotillo Golf Club offers a relaxed evening built around connection and the game. The night begins on the driving range with time to hit balls, enjoy light contests, mingle, and meet new people. It then moves to the 19th hole for conversation and music, with a first drink included. An optional official after party follows at Trophy Bar about a mile from the course in an upscale setting. This extended social is included with admission. Attendees can look forward to complimentary light appetizers, a reserved space for the group, and happy hour pricing. Admission is 75 dollars and includes range balls, light snacks during the social hour, complimentary appetizers at the after party, the reserved upscale space at Trophy Bar, happy hour pricing, light contests, a few giveaways such as golf towels and Birdie Glow goodies, and a welcoming atmosphere. Wear whatever feels comfortable. Golf attire is not required. All ages are welcome. Attendance is limited to 80 people, with the goal of a balanced mix of women and men. Registrations are nonrefundable, though someone may attend in your place if you cannot.

Chase Field hosts a 25th anniversary celebration of the Arizona Diamondbacks 2001 World Series title, bringing together members of that team to reunite and celebrate with fans. The gathering honors the championship that brought the trophy to the desert and highlights the lasting bond shared by those teammates.

Experience a Happy Hour visit to the Rosson House with a 45 minute tour of this restored 1895 Queen Anne Victorian residence. Explore every living space and uncover insights into early Phoenix and the people who once called The Square PHX home. After the tour, enjoy a glass of wine at the Visitor Center & Museum Store only steps away. Tickets are $30 for adults and $20 for The Square PHX members.

Returning to Sunnyslope’s 1227 Tap Room, The Dust Ups bring a reverb-drenched, desert-tinged mix of rock and roots. The set spans fingerstyle country, Sonoran-flavored surf, Latin accents, rockabilly, and more in a craft beer tap room setting.

Rebecca Lacroix leads interactive tarot sessions centered on readings, instruction, and personal development. Each gathering offers fresh activities and abundant hands-on practice to help expand your skills as a tarot reader. It is a friendly space to connect with other enthusiasts and learn together. Bring your favorite deck or decks for practice. All experience levels are encouraged to participate, and beginners are welcome. Admission is $20. Parking is limited behind the church, with additional options available nearby.

The Desert Night Race Series brings a festive glow to Arizona Falls with three nighttime 5K events. Participants are encouraged to light up the course with headlamps and party lights. Each race is chip timed and features age group awards and prize raffles. Field size is limited to 250 participants per race and may sell out. Runners can collect a trio of desert themed medals, one for each 5K. Registration is available for the full series or for single races. Early series pricing includes a series tech shirt, and prices may increase. A virtual option is available for those who prefer to run on their own schedule, with times submitted to earn a medal while still supporting the cause. Race packets typically ship close to the event. Proceeds support Child Crisis Arizona, which works to keep children and youth safe by strengthening families and preventing abuse and neglect.

The second event in this monthly night 5K series brings runners to AZ Falls for an illuminated race experience. Headlamps and festive lights are encouraged. Each in-person race uses chip timing and includes age group awards and raffle prizes, and participation is limited to 250 entrants. The series features three desert themed medals to collect, one for each 5K. Individual entry is $35, and a tech shirt is available as an optional add-on for single-race participants. A virtual option is available for those who prefer to complete the distance on their own and email a finish time to receive a collectible medal. Proceeds support Child Crisis Arizona, which works to keep children and youth safe from abuse and neglect by strengthening families. For questions, contact Shawn@RunYourRaceAZ.com or call (602) 722-6503.

At 2CanGo Restaurant, music, culture, and networking come together in an upscale setting. Phoenix DJs keep the dance floor moving with Afrobeat, Amapiano, Dancehall, and Azonto. Hosted by Abrantie Yaw, The African Fashion King, the experience emphasizes stylish attire and pairs vibrant rhythms with the restaurant’s food.

Explore the haunted side of downtown Phoenix on a two hour walking tour that blends true accounts, local legends, and hands on paranormal investigation. Guided stops include Rosson House, St. Mary’s Basilica, and Melinda’s Alley, with two additional haunted locations where indoor access is part of the experience. The route starts in Heritage Square, real ghost hunting tools are provided to use alongside your guide, capacity is limited, and tickets are $45 per person.

Every Friday night, The Stadium Club in Chandler hosts karaoke with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Guests can order food and beverages and step up to the mic for a night of singing.

At Natalie's Bar & Grill in Gilbert, AZ, guests can enjoy food and drinks alongside karaoke presented by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services, promoted as one of the valley's best.

Friday nights at Rips Bar in Phoenix feature karaoke with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services, promoted as the Best Karaoke in the Valley. Attendees can enjoy drinks and take the mic to sing their favorite songs.

Cooler mornings set the scene for a relaxed walk through the Garden with canine companions. Trails open for people and their pups to explore the desert together, with hydration stations along the way, shaded spots to pause, and plenty of chances for great photos. For access, note that dogs are not permitted inside Gertrude’s by Tarbell’s, The RAF Gallery, the Butterfly Pavilion, or the Cactus Clubhouse. To support everyone’s well-being, water fountains and refill points are available throughout the Garden. Handlers should keep dogs leashed, licensed, and current on vaccinations, maintain control at all times, and pick up after pets, placing bagged waste in trash bins. Dogs that act aggressively toward people or other dogs will be asked to leave. Please remain on designated paths, watch for cactus pieces and other debris that could affect paws or curious noses, and keep an eye on each pet for signs of heat stress.

The St. Anthony Race for Vocations 5K Run and Walk brings the community together at Villago Park in Casa Grande, Arizona. This family friendly event supports efforts to foster religious vocations and contributes to the restoration of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, which was damaged by fire in October 2024. Participants can choose a professionally timed 5K for 40 dollars that includes a race T-shirt and finisher medal, or take part as an untimed support walker for 25 dollars. Children 12 and under participate at no cost. Whether running, walking, volunteering, sponsoring, or cheering from the sidelines, involvement strengthens the parish community and helps sustain the future of the Church. The event is seeking race sponsors, volunteers, swag bag donations, and community partners, and local businesses and organizations can help make it a success while receiving recognition throughout the race and in promotional materials. It invites participants to run for a purpose, walk for a mission, and build for the future. Every step plants hope.

A playful thrift crawl fills America’s Antique Mall with Mrs. Roper flair, celebrating Helen’s birthday with kaftans, wigs, big earrings, and bold prints. Participants can scour the aisles for Helen-inspired finds, team up as a trio in the spirit of the theme, and strike a pose at checkout when the wigs make an appearance. A 3’s Company themed walking bingo keeps the hunt lively, and every shopper receives a treasure hunt style bingo card. Costumes earn an extra raffle entry, completing the card brings another chance to win, and stickers plus swag giveaways add to the fun.

PrePacks2Go and Cash-N-Carry produce boxes will be distributed at a temporary location at Pinal County Cowboy Church while C.A.M.P. evaluates additional sites. There are no income or residency requirements. A $15 donation provides access to a market-style produce line or a rescued fruit and vegetable box through in-person Shop N Select markets or PrePacks2Go locations. For a reserved, prepacked option, the PrePacks2Go service is available for a $16 donation, with pickup using a receipt as backup. Volunteers are available to assist, and Cash-N-Carry boxes are offered on a first come, first served basis when the advance ordering window is missed. C.A.M.P. is fully volunteer run, and every $15 donation supports program and transportation costs so more market locations can be hosted, helping supplement meals with affordable produce while reducing food waste. Updates on locations, hours, services, and volunteer opportunities are shared through the organization’s regular communications and social channels.

Presented by the ASRPA Women’s Division, this instructional clinic and practice session is designed for women at any experience level. Taking place at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility on the Benchrest range, the training covers essential rifle knowledge, fundamental shooting positions, scope sight in, and practical marksmanship. Please bring 100 to 200 rounds of ammunition, eye protection, and electronic earmuffs. If you have them, a benchrest bag and a shooting mat are useful to bring. Targets are provided. Loaner rifles are available for a $5 fee, and anyone using a loaner must purchase ammunition from the organizers. Experienced instructors provide step by step guidance to help build comfort, confidence, and competence. On arrival, ensure any firearm is unloaded and secured in a case. Cost is $20 for AWSA members and $25 for non members. For questions, contact Kim Campagna at 480-241-9350 or kimcampagna@azwsa.com.

Now in its nineteenth year, KiDs DaY MaRiCoPa will be hosted at Maricopa Wells Middle School.

Browse more than 15 vendors featuring food, jewelry, beauty and skin care items, crafts, art, and more. Explore a wide range of goods from multiple sellers, all in one place.

Due to parking lot construction at the Islamic Center of the East Valley, this C.A.M.P. market will operate temporarily at Corona Baptist Church. The change keeps service available for Chandler and nearby communities, and organizers apologize for the inconvenience. There are no income or residency requirements. A $15 donation allows supporters to shop an in-person, market-style produce line for fresh, nutritious rescued fruits and vegetables. For added convenience, PrePacks2Go prepackaged produce boxes can be reserved online with a $16 donation and picked up in the church parking lot by showing a receipt as backup. If the online order cutoff is missed, Cash-N-Carry boxes are available on a first come, first served basis, and a team member will load the box into the vehicle. The program is run entirely by volunteers, and every donation helps cover program and transportation costs so more market locations can be hosted, supplementing thousands of meals each month while reducing food waste and keeping rescued produce affordable for Arizona communities.

This core class in the School of Magickal Arts, facilitated by Beth, centers on working with spiritual allies as part of a magickal practice. The session looks at both light and shadow aspects of fairies, angels, guides, gods, land spirits, and ancestor spirits. Reservation is required.

Registration is open for an 8-week Adulting Boot Camp from NeuroRoots Pathways designed for teens and young adults ages 16 to 22 to build practical life skills that support confidence and independence. Participants develop strengths in executive functioning and time management, budgeting and personal finance, meal planning and basic cooking, grocery shopping and nutrition, household organization and everyday living skills, professional communication and email etiquette, self-advocacy and problem solving, job readiness with resume and interview preparation, and goal setting with planning for the future. Two formats are available. A live online small group allows participation from anywhere, offered at a Founding Member price of $199 plus a $10 registration fee. An in-person small group in Chandler focuses on practicing real-world skills together, priced at $225 plus a $50 supply fee. Enrollment is limited to maintain small, interactive groups with a personalized experience.

The Prego Expo brings inspiration, education, and fun to those preparing for parenthood. Attendees can meet leading brands across pregnancy, baby, and parenting, try products firsthand, and gain guidance from experts alongside unique interactive experiences. Parenting seminars led by trusted professionals focus on practical, real-life advice in a welcoming, supportive setting. Throughout the event, there are over 50 grand prize giveaways featuring items that span baby gear and wellness essentials. The blend of learning and generous prizes helps guests head home feeling confident, well supported, and more connected.

Strengthen your foundation in West African drumming with instructor Folade at Phoenix Dance Studio. This fundamentals class invites participants to build skills, challenge themselves, and enjoy making music together in community. Please arrive a few minutes early so the session can begin on time. Space is limited, and registration is needed for all attendees, including those who have joined previous sessions. The cost is a $20 minimum energy exchange.

A casual, drop-in session for the Pokemon Trading Card Game. Promo packs are available for participants. New players are welcome, walk-ins are accepted, and it is open to all ages.

El Paso Locomotive FC heads to Phoenix Rising FC Stadium to face Phoenix Rising FC. The matchup features contrasting styles and momentum swings, with the home crowd likely to influence the tempo. Transitions and set pieces could be decisive throughout this meeting in Phoenix.

The event brings together Jeep owners and enthusiasts for a relaxed Jeeps & Java meetup in downtown Casa Grande. Melissa, the owner of Deadlift Coffee Shop, will be there with her Jeep, and the shop is hosting the gathering. Attendees can bring their Jeep, park downtown, pick up a drink, and connect with others who share their interest. The tone is casual with no judging and no pressure, centered on good coffee, conversation, and cool Jeeps. All models are welcome, whether lifted or stock, muddy or shiny, or simply the daily driver. This is the first meetup for this community.

Classic Jukebox performs a free show at Stone and Barrel Sun Lakes. Enjoy live music at no cost.

Celebrate the second annual trivia night with a friendly, laughter-filled competition that supports St. Andrew’s. Bring together friends, family, and fellow churchgoers, choose a clever team name, add some flair to your table, and pack your favorite snacks for a memorable evening of questions and camaraderie. Teams are welcome to bring their own food and beverages, including adult drinks for those 21 and older, creating an indoor tailgate atmosphere at each reserved table. A table for up to eight participants is $200, individual registration is $30, and couples can register for $60. All registrants must be 21 or older. Enhance your strategy with a $40 mulligan bundle that provides four free answers to use throughout the night. The top team takes home bragging rights and the St. Andrew Trivia Night trophy. Space is limited, advance registration is required, and walk-ins will not be accepted.

This Founders’ Day celebration honors 63 years of brotherhood and community impact with the Iota 1963 Legacy Affair, presented by the Gamma Sigma Omega Chapter of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. The evening follows a semi-formal dress code. Tickets are offered at two levels. General Admission provides entry, while the Level 63 Experience includes entry, unlimited food with vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free selections, plus a single drink ticket. Table reservations are available. Proceeds support the chapter’s scholarship program and community service initiatives.

A mix of blues, rock, and more comes together with food, drinks, and a lively atmosphere.

Karaoke takes center stage at The Stadium Club in Chandler, AZ, where Elite Karaoke & DJ Services hosts the sing-along. Attendees can order food and drinks and step up to the mic to perform their favorite songs.

Karaoke takes over every Saturday at Natalie's Bar & Grill in Gilbert, featuring Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Guests can order food and drinks and step up to sing their favorite songs.

At Santisi Brothers, karaoke hosted by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services is offered alongside food and drinks. It is promoted as one of the top karaoke experiences in Phoenix.