Events in Oro Valley, AZ

Explore small-batch, slow-fermented sourdough bread, fresh handmade pasta, and wellness tonics, plus a stillroom selection of handcrafted serums, magnesium sprays, herbal tooth powders, and more, all made with clean, intentional ingredients. Preorders guarantee your order, and walk-ups are welcome while supplies last. Sourdough classes are starting, and the first session is already full. Look for future dates.

At the Northwest Tucson Moose Lodge, dart players of any experience level can take part in a modified blind draw tournament. The entry fee is $10, allocated as $5 to the winning pot, $2 to the Mystery Out, $2 to the trip out, and $1 to the Gorilla Out, which recognizes the highest out. Registration takes place before play begins. For questions, text Lynette Box at 520-870-9405 or contact Todd Bills at 520-406-5565.

Explore the swiftly changing Arctic in a program that examines how rising temperatures and vanishing sea ice are pushing wildlife to adapt in new ways. The content is rated TV-PG and runs 63 minutes. No registration is required.

A recurring last-Saturday car show invites enthusiasts to register on the day of the event only, with a $15 entry fee per vehicle. Trophies span many classes, including best classic truck, known as the Big John, best modern truck, specialty, classic, modern, classic muscle, modern muscle, classic import or compact or tuner, modern import or compact or tuner, sports car, recognized by the Akers Award, street rod, work in progress, best of show, called Charlies Cup, people’s choice, kids choice, vets choice, referred to as Bullet, Freddy’s or Obsessions choice, best Ford, best GM, best Mopar, best foreign, and a club participation award presented only in February, April, June, August, October, and December. Participants and spectators are asked to follow event guidelines by respecting parking attendants, keeping alcohol off the premises, avoiding excessive revving, burnouts, and tire squealing, helping keep the lot clean, refraining from arguments or fighting, respecting others’ property, watching children and pets, keeping music volumes reasonable, flying drones only with consent from Obsessions Car Club, and entering and leaving the event in a considerate manner.

Take on heroic roles and connect with fellow adventurers during a Dungeons & Dragons 5E session at Polyhedron Gamestore. Space is limited, and seats are reserved in person at the store.

Settle in on the Lookout Bar & Grill patio at Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa for a night of live 90s acoustic rock covers performed by Chris Alone. Admission is free, and seating is first come, first served. Presented in partnership with Art State Arizona, this monthly series showcases local artists at a popular Tucson resort, strengthening ties between businesses and the arts while adding energy and community connection to the setting. Pair the music with drink specials and selections from the Palm menu during or after the performance.

Croptoberfest is a two day crop for scrapbookers and cardmakers featuring a loaded project kit with bonus products and a gift bag filled with goodies. Lunch and dinner are included along with refreshments. There will be prize drawings and free make and takes. Standard registration includes a kit that creates two 2-page layouts. The PLUS option adds seven additional 2-page layouts and a bonus project. Fees are $45 for Standard Registration and $80 for PLUS Registration. Enjoy two days of scrappin' fun.

Turn your camera roll into keepsakes in this beginner-friendly scrapbooking workshop. Learn how to select photos and plan page layouts, try out a variety of tools, and complete your first pages, no previous experience required. The workshop fee is $10, which includes all supplies, guided instruction, and refreshments. An afternoon session can be arranged upon request. Leave with pages you are proud of and ideas to keep organizing your memories in style.

An in-person Medicare workshop offers clear guidance to help you make informed, confident decisions about your future. Seating is limited and an RSVP is required. To reserve a spot, call 520-668-9662.

On the second Saturday each month, this welcoming dance event features a beginner friendly group lesson that covers the basics of Latin styles such as salsa, bachata, cumbia and others. After the lesson, the music continues for a social dance hour with a wide variety of Latin rhythms. Light refreshments are available. No partner is required, and all experience levels are welcome.

Element119 brings a high-energy dance party to The Gaslight Music Hall in Oro Valley, performing favorite hits from the 60s through the 90s. Arrive ahead of showtime to grab a meal so you are ready to hit the dance floor when the music starts. Doors open before the show. Expect a lively set designed to keep you moving. Tickets are limited and may sell out.

Turn the photos on your phone into keepsakes in this beginner friendly scrapbooking class. Learn how to choose standout images, plan engaging page layouts, and get hands on with a variety of tools. You will complete your first pages during the session, and no prior experience is required. The workshop fee is $10 and includes all supplies, step by step instruction, and refreshments. Leave with personalized pages you will enjoy revisiting.

This monthly creative meet up offers dedicated time to work in a journal, planner, scrapbook, or the medium of your choice. Each session includes open crafting and cropping time, a brief tip or technique demonstration, and a relaxed, welcoming, community focused setting. Light snacks and refreshments are provided. The cost is $10 per month, and it takes place in Oro Valley.

SKY Lightning focuses on bringing children’s imaginations to life. Iceman Productions, the team behind it, has been active in children and family entertainment since 2001 and has collaborated with communities, service organizations, and government agencies for 25 years. They look forward to being part of events in the Oro Valley area.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to Canyon del Oro Bible Church in Tucson, AZ, with special guest Jeremy Rosado. After a breakout year and a strong spring run, this expanded 30-city itinerary builds on her first headlining tour, highlighting the songs and testimonies that have connected with audiences nationwide. Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice, contributes his warm, authentic style to shape an evening focused on meaningful worship, real connection, and a clear message of God’s truth. To help prevent ticket fraud, third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages. For valid entry and timely updates or assistance, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet for this event. Tickets obtained from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed by TPR.

The So. Chapter of PHTA charity golf tournament takes place at Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa. All proceeds are matched by Step Into Swim to provide free swim lessons through a local YMCA, doubling the impact of funds raised.

Set in the outdoor spaces of Tucson Cactus & Koi, this two-hour, instructor-led workshop invites participants to glaze a 6 inch ceramic tile trivet while enjoying conversation about art and plants. A Studio C instructor provides step-by-step guidance in the cuerda seca technique, where wax lines keep glaze colors separate, and each person chooses a custom color palette. All materials are included. After the session, the instructor will kiln fire each tile, add a cork backing, and have it ready for pickup or shipping one week later. Tucson Cactus & Koi is a destination plant nursery known for its expansive setting, curated collections of cacti and succulents, vibrant water plants, distinctive pottery, and koi, and it regularly hosts community workshops. Registration in advance is required.

The 2026 Tucson Walk for Apraxia is set for Riverfront Park, bringing the community together to celebrate Apraxia Stars and raise awareness of childhood apraxia of speech. Organizers plan a safe, fun, and memorable experience for teams of supporters, with additional details to be shared on the local Walk website as they become available. Registration is free. Participants can work toward individual fundraising incentives, including this year’s Walk t-shirt, and registered walkers who raise $50 earn the official 2026 shirt. Each Apraxia Star is honored individually and receives a t-shirt, medal, and certificate in recognition of their hard work. Funds raised support the programs of Apraxia Kids, whose mission is to strengthen the support systems in the lives of children with apraxia of speech by educating professionals and families, fostering community engagement and outreach, and investing in the future through advocacy and research. The Walk brings together parents, family members, and professionals to connect, fundraise, and provide a space where families and Apraxia Stars feel understood and supported. It is the largest apraxia awareness event in the country, helping more children find the care they need as awareness grows.

Freddy’s monthly Last Saturday car show welcomes a wide range of vehicles with onsite, same-day registration only. The entry fee is $15 per vehicle. Select months are highlighted for club participation, and a Club Participation Award is presented in February, April, June, August, October, and December. Awards span many classes, celebrating both classic and modern builds. Categories include classic and modern trucks, specialty vehicles, classics and moderns, classic and modern muscle, classic and modern import or compact or tuner, sports cars, street rods, and works in progress. Featured honors include Best Classic Truck, known as The Big John, Best Sports Car, recognized with The Akers Award, and Best of Show, called Charlies Cup. Additional recognitions include People’s Choice, Kids Choice, Vets Choice, Freddy’s and Obsessions Choice, Best Ford, Best GM, Best Mopar, and Best Foreign. Event guidelines emphasize safety and respect. Follow parking attendants, keep the area clean, and treat others and their vehicles with care. Alcohol is not permitted. Please avoid excessive engine revving, burnouts, tire squeals, and overly loud music. Keep a close eye on children and pets. Drones are not allowed without permission from Obsessions Car Club, and everyone is expected to arrive and depart courteously.

Transform favorite photos into keepsakes in an introductory scrapbooking class. Participants learn photo selection, page design, and how to use basic tools, then finish their first pages. No prior experience is required. The workshop fee is $10 and includes all supplies, instruction, and refreshments.

Promoted as Southern Arizona’s largest free outdoor rock concert, the sixth annual Rockin’ 4 Heroes brings the community together at James D. Kriegh Park to honor local heroes with a live performance by Lexington Lab Band. Admission is free. Open lawn seating is the format, so attendees often bring lawn chairs or blankets. On-site registration includes a chance to win a $500 gift card, and a new virtual auction invites additional participation. Beer and bottled water purchased at the Knights of Columbus booth direct 100 percent of proceeds to charity, made possible by a fully donated beer consignment. These funds support first responders and law enforcement, Gold Star families, and scholarship programs for local students, benefiting communities across Tucson and Oro Valley.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on holiday card making workshop built around a complete kit for festive greetings. Craft twelve handmade cards with materials provided in the kit, including sturdy card bases, coordinating envelopes, ready-to-assemble pieces, step-by-step instructions, and a storage box to keep everything organized. Follow the guide for a classic look, or customize each design to suit your style. This experience welcomes all skill levels and comes out to under three dollars per card. The workshop fee is $32, with additional kits available for $24 each. The fee includes the card kit, all supplies, guided instruction, and refreshments.

Enjoy dedicated creative time at this monthly meet up in Oro Valley. It brings together journal keepers, planners, scrapbookers, and creatives of all kinds to make progress on personal projects and connect with others. Each session includes unstructured time for crafting and cropping, a quick demonstration highlighting a useful tip or technique, a friendly community atmosphere, and snacks and drinks. Attendees can bring their own projects. The cost is $10 per month.

This half-day morning crop brings together scrapbookers and cardmakers for a relaxed creative session focused on making progress on personal projects. Attendees can enjoy provided snacks and beverages, pick up a swag bag, use a shared tool table, and take part in complimentary make and take activities. Beginners are welcome. The fee is $12 for the half-day. Bring a friend to receive a gift.

Enjoy a holiday themed craft open house filled with creative energy, festive beverages, and sweet treats. Crop all day or simply stop in to shop. An inventory blowout sale features adhesives, paper packs, card kits, and more, making it easy to stock up for seasonal projects. Even if you are not staying to crop, you can complete a free make and take and pick up a small gift. Registration for the Super Saturday crop includes a crafting space with power and Wi-Fi, snacks and beverages, a make and take project, and access to a well stocked tool table, all in the company of fellow crafters.

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

Learn how to turn your digital photos into keepsake pages in this beginner-friendly scrapbooking class. Discover how to choose the right images, build balanced layouts, and experiment with simple tools, then complete your first pages with guidance. No prior experience is required. The workshop fee is $10 and includes all supplies, instruction, and refreshments. An afternoon session can be arranged upon request.

Enjoy a social scrapbooking crop where scrapbookers and cardmakers can focus on their projects together. The session includes snacks and beverages, a swag bag, access to a shared tool table, and free make and take projects. Beginners are welcome. Admission is $12 for the half day. Bring a friend and receive a gift from the host.

John Adams, Deputy Director and Chief Operating Officer of Biosphere 2, has dedicated nearly three decades to the transition of Biosphere 2 from a closed ecological system to a site for research on how humans could live in outer space. Mr. Adams will discuss the history of Biosphere 2 up to the present day. Whether you are interested in geology, water conservation, greenhouse gas production/sequestration, global climate change, or space exploration, you may find this overview enlightening. This event is sponsored by the Oro Valley Historical Society.

Join other kids and tweens for a friendly game of chess. All skill levels are welcome, whether you are a beginner or have some experience. Volunteer Larry will be available to provide instruction if needed. Drop in and stay as long as you like.

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

Celebrate the season by crafting a dozen custom holiday cards with a ready-to-use kit. Each kit provides card bases, envelopes, pre-cut and pre-packaged elements, step-by-step instructions, and a box to keep everything together. Follow the guide as written or mix and match pieces to create your own designs, making it easy to add a personal touch to your greetings. The cost is $32 for the workshop, with additional kits available for $24 each. Supplies, instruction, and refreshments are included. With materials to make 12 cards at under three dollars per card, this hands-on session welcomes beginners and experienced crafters alike.