Events in Oro Valley today

This social dance party features music spanning all the rhythms taught at the studio, giving dancers a welcoming space to practice recent lessons and try out styles they may want to learn next. Light refreshments are provided. Admission is $20 per person, and it is included with a monthly membership. No partner is required.

Bob's Steak & Chop House features a special Wednesday menu created for two. Dinner begins with two wedge salads, followed by a chilled shrimp and jumbo lump crab cocktail. The main course is a 14 ounce chateaubriand served with roasted broccolini, Bob's carrot and smashed garlic potatoes. Oscar style is available for an additional $35, adding butter poached jumbo lump crab, roasted asparagus and hollandaise. Dessert is the Flourless Decadence Torte finished with strawberry mint sauce. The price is $130 per couple, with an optional wine pairing available for $40++ per person.

Start your line dance journey in a welcoming group setting with instruction led by Burgundy. Each week focuses on two routines, and at least one is a bar-ready dance you can use at bars across the United States, including your local bar. Lessons cover absolute beginner through low intermediate levels, so newcomers and those with some experience can progress comfortably. Simply arrive ready to learn, and the session will guide you through the steps. The cost is 20 dollars per person, unless covered by a membership.

Step into a Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition adventure at Polyhedron Gamestore, ideal for heroes-in-the-making and anyone hoping to meet new gaming friends. Space is limited, and spots can be reserved at the shop to ensure a seat at the table.

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.