Events in Phoenix, AZ

Gather at Stonecreek Golf Club for a charity golf tournament benefiting the Phoenix Legacy Foundation and its partner charities. The event features a shotgun start with a 4-person scramble, on-course contests, player swag bags, breakfast, and a luncheon. Teams compete for awards and contest prizes, and there will be auction items and premium raffle prizes. The Phoenix Legacy Foundation supports local organizations through fundraising, volunteer efforts, and partnerships, aiding programs that serve children, families, animals, veterans, police officers, first responders, and seniors. Organizers are welcoming golfers, sponsors, luncheon attendees, volunteers, general donations, raffle and silent auction items, prizes for winning teams and contest winners, contributions to help stock 300 prize bags, and assistance with event promotion.

Club Pilates Norterra is offering a complimentary 30-minute introductory class that features a low impact, full body workout designed to build strength, boost energy, and increase confidence. No prior experience is required, and participants are welcome to bring a friend. The session focuses on introducing newcomers to Pilates in an approachable and enjoyable way.

Le Sserafim brings a full-throttle K-pop production to Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix. The arena show highlights a commanding presence, precise choreography, and energetic pacing, all tailored to a big-room environment. Hits including ANTIFRAGILE, EASY, and UNFORGIVEN shape a set that blends powerful pop production with dance-centered performance for a polished live experience.

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

The Mechanical Trade Contractors of Arizona hosts its 38th Annual Bowling Tournament at Lucky Strike North Scottsdale in Phoenix. Member pricing is $59.00 and non-member pricing is $79.00, and each entry includes two games, shoes, pizza, fries, and soda. Teams compete for a $200 first place award and a team trophy.

At Tap That Downtown, live band karaoke takes the spotlight with The Color 8 backing singers on crowd-favorite hits, while a DJ keeps the momentum high between performances. The night blends concert energy, a lively party feel, and a full-room singalong, with both attendees and invited special guests stepping up to the mic. Come solo or with friends and enjoy food, drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere. The format is curated to mix the familiarity of traditional karaoke with the excitement of performing with a real band, inviting singalongs spanning multiple eras of popular music. Presented by I Am Root Brand and The Color 8, it offers a creative space for fans of live music. The Color 8 lineup features Kal the Guitar Hero, E. Nash on drums, and Jerm on bass. Urban Poet hosts the evening, with sound selections by otwroot. Between songs, guests can unwind with games like Uno, Cards Against Humanity, Connect 4, and more.

Multi-platinum country hitmaker Justin Moore showcases his traditional country sound with a lively, hard-charging show built over nearly two decades. His latest single, "Time’s Ticking," became his 14th No. 1 at country radio and reflects on savoring life’s small moments. The track appears on his 2024 album "This Is My Dirt," which also features his 13th No. 1 title cut. His catalog of chart-toppers includes "You, Me, and Whiskey" with Priscilla Block, "Point at You," "Lettin’ The Night Roll," "If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away," "Small Town USA," and "Till My Last Day," alongside multiple platinum-certified albums and singles. A Blue Highway Records artist, Moore has earned nominations from the ACM, ACA, CMT, People’s Choice, and ACC Awards, plus an ACM win. The Arkansas native, an Arkansas Traveler Award recipient and father of four, also co-hosts the weekday morning sports show "Morning Mayhem" on 103.7 The Buzz. He has headlined tours and major festivals across the U.S., performed shows with Joe Nichols as direct support, and is currently touring with Riley Green on the Cowboy As It Gets Tour.

Rebecca Lacroix leads a weekly evening dedicated to tarot readings, instruction, and personal development. Each session introduces fresh activities and plenty of hands-on practice to help deepen understanding of the cards. It offers a friendly setting to connect with fellow tarot enthusiasts and strengthen your skills. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite deck for practice. All experience levels are welcome, including beginners. The cost is $20. Parking at the venue is limited, with additional options available nearby.

An interactive murder mystery dinner experience in Phoenix transforms The Old Spaghetti Factory into a lively whodunit, where clues unfold around the tables and anyone in the room could be the culprit. Across roughly two hours, guests follow twists and turns, examine evidence, and mingle with colorful suspects between courses of a three-course meal. Entree choices include spinach and cheese ravioli, spicy Spaghetti Vesuvius, lasagna, or breast of chicken fettuccini. One soft drink is included with no refills, and a cash or credit card bar is available for additional beverages. Substitutions for dietary needs are available for an additional charge. The setting is known for its haunted reputation, and rotating themes range from a masked costume affair to a glamorous 1930s Hollywood caper and a roaring 1920s gangster story.

Explore downtown Phoenix after dark on a true crime walking tour that reveals the city’s hidden history. Led by Get Ghosted Phoenix, this guided route covers roughly a mile over about an hour and a half, weaving past courthouses and back alleys linked to scandals, jailhouse tales, and headline-making cases from Arizona’s past. Stories feature figures such as Winnie Ruth Judd, Jodi Arias, and Sammy “The Bull” Gravano, connecting their crimes and trials to the locations tied to them. The experience concludes at Moxy Phoenix Downtown, where participants receive 10% off drinks and menu items.

At 2CanGo Restaurant in Phoenix, this Afro fusion night blends music, culture, and opportunities to connect in a polished setting. Expect sets from Phoenix DJs and a soundtrack of Afrobeat, Amapiano, Dancehall, and Azonto. Hosted by Abrantie Yaw, known as The African Fashion King, the evening encourages stylish attire. It is a spot to celebrate, meet new people, enjoy food, and keep the dance floor moving.

Enjoy a live musical performance at The Stillery in Happy Valley.

Rips Bar in Phoenix hosts Karaoke Night with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Drinks are available while attendees take turns singing.

Cool off with a canine-friendly outing as the Garden opens its trails for dogs and their people to explore the desert together. Pause at shady rest spots, take advantage of water and refill stations throughout the grounds, and capture plenty of photo moments along the way. For access guidelines, dogs are not permitted at Gertrude’s by Tarbell’s, The RAF Gallery, the Butterfly Pavilion, or the Cactus Clubhouse. For health and safety, keep dogs leashed, licensed, and current on vaccinations, clean up after your pet and place bagged waste in trash receptacles, and maintain control at all times. Any dog showing aggression toward people or other dogs will be required to leave. Be mindful of paws and noses near cactus pieces and other debris, stay on designated trails, and watch for signs of heat stress to ensure a safe visit for everyone.

Now in its fourth year, the Playa golf tournament raises funds for Helping Hands For Freedom, with a goal of collecting $10,000 in support of the organization. This competitive event on the course focuses on turning the love of golf into meaningful impact.

Dinosaurs return to the Phoenix Zoo this fall, appearing across the trails in greater numbers than before. These prehistoric ancestors of the zoo’s birds and reptiles can be experienced up close with sights and sounds as you explore. Visitors can take part in a fossil dig and capture family photos with favorite dinosaurs. Look for life-size dinosaur figures and bones throughout the grounds.

ACEL-Phoenix and the Phoenix Taipei Sister City program team up with Sleep in Heavenly Peace for a hands-on service project focused on building beds so children in the community do not have to sleep on the floor. Sleep in Heavenly Peace builds and delivers handcrafted twin beds to children ages 3 to 17, helping provide better rest, improved health, and stronger opportunities at home and in school. Volunteers work together in teams on tasks that may include cutting and sanding lumber, assembling bed frames, branding and staining headboards, footboards, and rails, and preparing completed beds for delivery. No woodworking experience is needed. All tools, safety gear, and clear instructions are provided, along with snacks and beverages. Participants should wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable work clothes suitable for woodworking. Safety glasses, gloves, and dust masks are supplied. Volunteers must be 13 years of age or older. Those who wish to contribute supplies can bring new twin sheet sets or twin blankets or comforters to help complete each bed. Parking is limited, so carpooling is encouraged. Enter through the gates, turn left toward the flag, and park on the north side of the building. Walk past the loading dock to the south side where the build area is located. Please do not park along the east fence by the loading dock. Golf carts are available for anyone who needs assistance. Registration is required for every volunteer, and each participant must complete the online registration and waiver in advance.

Designed for families and caregivers, the 3rd Annual Autism Educational Summit Caregiver and Community Day is a full-day, in-person gathering at the Phoenix Zoo centered on connection, understanding, and meaningful support. Participants hear from compassionate experts and community advocates who share practical tools, lived experiences, and insights to help navigate the questions and challenges that come with caring for a child with autism. The focus is on resources and guidance, along with space to feel seen, build confidence, and learn alongside others who share similar experiences.

Hosted by Maricopa County WIC and Arizona State University at the ASU West Valley Campus, this free, all-ages fall festival takes place mostly indoors with additional shaded space outside. The day features seasonal games and crafts, creative activities for every age, kid friendly trick or treating where costumes are welcome, and music from a DJ. Attendees can enter a giveaway drawing for prizes such as gift cards, baby clothing, toys, electronics, and more. Kids Need To Read will share free books, and community partners will offer information booths and family resources. Highlights include animal encounters presented by Maricopa County Parks and Recreation, first come first served food box distribution, and free hearing and speech screenings from the ASU clinic. Southwest Human Development will provide literacy kits along with a tummy time activity. ADHS PowerMeA2Z will have three month supplies of multivitamins for people who can become pregnant. Clifford the Big Red Dog will be on site. Children are encouraged to dress up, and no WIC participation is required.

This hands-on workshop introduces the basics of crochet for newcomers. Participants practice the chain stitch and single crochet using provided yarn and a crochet hook, then explore the double crochet when ready. The experience includes 1.5 hours of instructor led teaching, all necessary materials, and an introductory crochet guide.

An open play session for the Pokemon TCG invites players to drop in and play. Promo packs are available to participants. New players are encouraged, walk-ins are welcome, and the event is suitable for all ages.

Melanin Miles & Curves is heading to the Blacklight Run in Phoenix, turning the night into a celebration of movement and community. Participants can expect glowing colors, shared laughter, and a welcoming atmosphere while covering miles together at a comfortable pace. Running or walking are both encouraged, and the focus stays on joy over speed. Team registration is available by searching for Melanin Miles and Curves during sign up.

Vivaldi’s Four Seasons comes to life by candlelight at Phoenix Art Museum in Whiteman Hall, creating a multisensory setting for an evening of classical music. The Listeso String Quartet performs Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter from The Four Seasons, along with La Follia. The performance runs approximately 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the concert begins, and there is no entry after the start. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. The venue is ADA compliant. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Dates and start times can be selected during the ticketing process. This is a tribute concert experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

An untimed 5K at Camelback Ranch - Glendale turns the night into a glow-filled celebration. Runners and walkers make their way through blacklight zones where neon color pops, creating a family friendly experience for all ages. Wearing white and bright accents is encouraged so participants become part of the spectacle while music keeps the energy up along the course. The finish transforms into a glow party with a live DJ, color throws, dancing, and plenty of photo opportunities. Suited for families, friend groups, and fans of fun runs. Free registration is available for a limited time, and early signups are recommended since this event often reaches capacity.

Bilmuri brings the Kinda Hard Tour to The Van Buren. The event is open to ages 13 and up. Guests ages 5 through 12 must be with a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not permitted. Bags up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches are allowed, but backpacks are not. All bags will be searched before entry, and bags that are not clear may be subject to additional screening. Opening acts may change without notice.

Phoenix Brewsology Beer Fest brings craft beer and science together at the Arizona Science Center. Explore the museum after hours with full access while enjoying unlimited tastings from breweries across Arizona and beyond. With more than 150 beers to try and a fully indoor, air-conditioned setting, it offers a relaxed evening of discovery for curious beer lovers.

At Phoenix Art Museum - Whiteman Hall, a candlelit concert celebrates the music of Drake with an intimate atmosphere and classical arrangements. The Listeso String Quartet performs a tribute program that may feature Passionfruit, Marvins Room, Headlines, Take Care, Laugh Now Cry Later, God's Plan, Controlla, Fair Trade, Crew Love, Over, In My Feelings, One Dance, and Hold On, We're Going Home. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the start, and late entry is not allowed after the music begins. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This is an independent tribute and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist or their representatives.

The Stillery in Happy Valley presents live musical entertainment.

Santisi Brothers Pizzeria, Sports Bar and Grill hosts karaoke with DJ Zander in collaboration with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Enjoy the entertainment alongside food and drinks from the venue.

This inaugural community run and walk supports Kyrene students and programs, bringing together students, families, staff, and neighbors for a family-friendly, energizing morning focused on wellness, school spirit, and community connection. The event takes place at Kiwanis Park - North Entrance and offers both a 5K and a 1M distance, creating a positive, memorable way to move together and rise for Kyrene. Every participant receives a custom finisher medal and a custom Dri-Fit tech T-shirt. In the 5K, awards are presented to the top three male and female finishers in each age group, with divisions for 8 and under, 9 to 10, 11 to 13, 14 to 17, 18 to 24, 25 to 29, 30 to 34, 35 to 39, 40 to 44, 45 to 49, 50 to 54, 55 to 59, 60 to 64, 65 to 69, 70 to 74, 75 to 79, and 80 and over. Before and after the race, participants can enjoy a casual runner's brunch with granola bars, fruit, water, Gatorade, and more.

Practice and sharpen your divination skills in a welcoming practice circle led by Katy. Bring the tools you work with, whether that is tarot or oracle cards, runes, pendulums, bones, shells, or a notebook for automatic writing. Participants will pair up for brief readings and then rotate so everyone has multiple chances to read and receive a reading. Active participation is expected, so please come prepared with your own tools. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to seasoned practitioners. This session is free, provided by Fantasia Crystals, and donations are appreciated. A reservation is required.

Celebrate the Gundam card game’s Starter Deck releases ST11 through ST14 with a sealed-format event. Entry is $25. Every participant receives one Starter Deck from ST11 through ST14 to build a deck on site and compete.

Capture your child’s personality with simple, contemporary portraits set against a single color for a classic feel. Each studio mini uses a monochromatic setup with understated styling so the focus stays on genuine expressions. Sessions run 20 minutes and include seven professionally edited images. The package is priced at $140.

At the Phoenix Society of Historical Swordsmanship, Phillip Martin provides instruction in the art of cutting using a variety of weapons. The training focuses on body mechanics and structure, highlighting the difference between simply striking a target and achieving a true cut. It is well suited to anyone who has not had the chance to practice cutting before. For yearly or quarterly, the only expense is mats at $10 per mat.

Rips Bar in Phoenix presents Matinee Karaoke featuring Elite Karaoke & DJ Services, billed as the Best Karaoke in the Valley. Attendees can enjoy drinks from the bar and step up to sing.

Brought to you by Psyko Steve Presents, Cardinals takes the stage at The Rebel Lounge with special guests in support. This show welcomes all ages. Tickets are $20 plus fees when purchased in advance, and $25 plus fees on the day of the show.

Karaoke Night at Rips Bar in Phoenix, AZ features Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. The evening combines drinks from the bar with a full karaoke setup for patrons who want to sing.

Art Garfunkel brings his unmistakable voice to the stage, celebrating a legacy that stretches across generations. The eight time Grammy winner, honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award, is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and has been recognized by Rolling Stone among the 100 greatest singers. As the signature voice of Simon & Garfunkel, he helped define Bridge Over Troubled Water, The Sound of Silence and Mrs. Robinson. His solo work includes the albums Angel Clare, Breakaway and Watermark, along with enduring favorites such as I Only Have Eyes for You, (What a) Wonderful World, All I Know and Bright Eyes, an international chart-topper. His creativity also extends to writing, poetry and notable film roles in Carnal Knowledge, Catch-22 and Bad Timing. After a landmark return to live performance in 2025, he continues in 2026 with a new world tour titled Art Garfunkel in (What a) Wonderful World, performing with his band and sharing music that connects across eras.

Experience an immersive film that reimagines the power of the album, transforming Salvage Enterprise by The Polyphonic Spree into a cinematic exploration of renewal and resilience. Through inventive visuals paired closely with each track, the presentation amplifies the music’s emotions and stories, surrounding viewers with sound and image that work in tandem. Tender and brave in spirit, the film invites a reconnection to hope. It crafts a restorative space where art and music intertwine, encouraging audiences to feel the fullness and beauty of the human journey.

The Witch Summit welcomes participants into a space of magic, connection, and transformation. This immersive two-day gathering is designed for modern practitioners, spiritual seekers, and anyone curious about the craft. Whether you are just beginning or well along in your path, there are many chances to learn, explore, and meet a like-minded community. Expect interactive workshops and ritual experiences led by seasoned practitioners. The Coven Classroom presents a variety of sessions to expand knowledge and practice, while VIP Coven Workshops offer a deeper, more intimate experience with limited seating. Browse a curated market featuring more than 20 magical vendors, and take part in daily moments to ground, connect, and set intentions. The weekend culminates with the Bewitching Ball, an evening filled with music, enchantment, and celebratory magic. Created to awaken personal power, deepen practice, and nurture meaningful connections, this gathering invites you to arrive as you are and leave with renewed inspiration.

Discover a new market at DH Farms that spotlights local makers and small businesses. Enjoy a family friendly day with more than 100 vendors, live music, and a variety of food trucks. Children can take part in creative activities while shoppers explore farm fresh finds and unique goods. Admission is free and pets are welcome.

The Dirty Yachtin' Scoundrels bring an afternoon of smooth yacht rock to Aunt Chilada's, a historic Phoenix landmark nestled below Piestewa Peak. Built in the 1890s from desert stone and railroad ties, the building once operated as a supply depot and general store for mercury miners passing through Dreamy Draw. Today its storied setting offers a fitting backdrop for good food, drinks, and smooth yacht rock favorites.

Julieta Venegas brings her Norteña US Tour 2026 to The Van Buren for a live performance. Admission 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 not permitted. The venue enforces a bag policy that allows bags up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches and does not allow backpacks. All bags will be inspected at entry, and non-clear bags may undergo additional screening. Opening acts may change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale, an artist presale, a Citi cardmember presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Jack Johnson brings the SURFILMUSIC Tour 2026 to Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre. This all-ages concert highlights a commitment to environmental support. For every ticket purchased, $2 will be donated by Jack Johnson, with $1 going to REVERB's Climate Project Portfolio to fund carbon reduction projects and $1 to the Johnson Ohana Foundation to assist All At Once Non-Profit Partners working on environmental initiatives near each concert and across the country. No portion of the ticket purchase is tax deductible. Tickets will be available through a public onsale, with additional access offered through presales for Citi cardmembers, Jack Johnson fans, Ticketmaster, Spotify, Talking Stick Resort, and Live Nation.

$uicideboy$ bring the Grey Day Tour 2026 to Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre with Shoreline Mafia and more. This stop features a partnership with PLUS1 focused on mental health, with Live Nation contributing $1 from every ticket to the PLUS1 Mental Health Fund to support those who need it most. All ages are welcome. The event details also mention options for box, suite, and season tickets, as well as presales and VIP packages.

DYS takes the lakefront main stage to finish the opening night of Four Peaks Tempe Oktoberfest. The band brings an energetic set to cap the evening at the biggest event in Tempe.

Everyone is welcome to receive free food boxes at this monthly distribution. Held on the second Saturday, the event continues until supplies are gone. Pentecostals of Phoenix operates as a mobile pantry for Saint Mary’s Food Bank, providing both drive-through and walk-up service, with cones and signs guiding traffic on site. In accordance with food bank requirements, staff will ask for your full name, your zip code, and the number of people in your household.

At the Phoenix Convention Center, the Official Lowrider Magazine Super Show and Concert presented by Jarritos and Monster Energy spotlights lowrider culture alongside live entertainment and a showcase of standout rides from around the country. This edition is promoted as bigger than before as part of the Official Lowrider Magazine Tour. Highlights include live music from multiple artists to be announced, competitions featuring a lowrider hopping contest, awards and trophies, and more than $15,000 in cash and prizes. RC Blvd will feature remote controlled car displays. Shoppers can browse vendor offerings, and food and beverages will be available. Special guests will be announced, and the event welcomes all ages. Ticketing is slated to open soon, with early purchase savings noted in the announcement.

Thomas Rhett brings The Soundtrack to Life Tour to Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre. For every ticket sold, fifty cents will be directed to Love One International, a 501(c)(3) that serves children and families in Uganda through essential medical care, efforts to keep families together, and a commitment to sharing the love of Jesus. Tickets are not tax deductible. Presale access is offered for Home Team Premium and General members, ERNEST and Emily Ann Roberts fans, Talking Stick Resort, and Live Nation, and there are VIP packages available. Information on box, suite, and season tickets is available.

Experience PRESIDENT: North American Campaign 2026 at The Van Buren. 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. Expect security screening at entry, including bag checks. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted, backpacks are not allowed, and non-clear bags may receive additional inspection. Opening performers may change without prior notice. Ticket options include a public onsale, artist presale, Live Nation presale, Citi Cardmember presale, and a Citi Cardmember preferred offer.

Desert West Sundays at the Farm debuts at DH Farms with a family friendly marketplace featuring more than 100 local vendors. Explore fresh goods from the farm, shop small businesses, and enjoy live music alongside a variety of food trucks. Children can take part in activities throughout the event. Admission is free, and the setting is pet friendly.

Celebrate Greek culture at a lively festival with traditional dancing, live music, and performances for all ages. Enjoy classic favorites such as gyros, souvlaki, spanakopita, and baklava, along with a variety of Mediterranean dishes and sweets. Explore a bustling marketplace filled with distinctive crafts, artwork, and handmade jewelry, perfect for picking up a memorable keepsake. Whether connected to Greek heritage or simply inspired by it, guests can look forward to a warm community atmosphere centered on tradition, flavor, and entertainment.

Dirty Yachtin' Scoundrels make their first appearance at the Eastside's newest entertainment complex, the Saltmine Oasis. The Saltmine, a recording studio with a national reputation, recently added a full-scale outdoor concert stage, and the Oasis provides on-site food and dining. Ticket details will be announced.

Desert West Sundays at the Farm launches at DH Farms with a family-friendly marketplace that highlights local vendors and small businesses. Explore offerings from more than 100 vendors, listen to live music, and choose from a range of food truck fare while children enjoy activities around the farm. Find farm-fresh goods and many opportunities to shop small in a welcoming setting. Admission is free and pets are welcome.

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.

The USA TODAY Wine & Food Experience brings a culinary showcase to Phoenix, highlighting local flavors in a welcoming open-air setting. One ticket includes tastings of dishes from acclaimed local chefs alongside rising talent, plus samples of wine, beer, and spirits from regional and national brands. Expect cooking demonstrations, opportunities to connect with exhibitors, mixology features, and music that rounds out a relaxed outing with friends. Entry is limited to guests 21 and older with a valid ID. Only service animals are allowed. The event will proceed regardless of weather, and refunds are not available during the final two weeks before it takes place. Consider a designated driver, rideshare, or public transportation, and please enjoy responsibly.

At DH Farms, this family friendly market features more than one hundred local vendors, live music, and a variety of food trucks, along with activities for kids. Browse small business stalls and discover fresh finds from the farm as you explore. Admission is free and pets are welcome.

Hondo Rodeo Fest returns to Chase Field with three evenings that blend high-stakes rodeo and full concert sets. Each night begins with an invitation-only competition where top competitors vie for a $1 million purse, then the focus shifts to big-name performances. The music lineup features Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Parker McCollum, Miranda Lambert, Turnpike Troubadours, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Now in its third year, the Phoenix weekend delivers arena action and stage energy in one showcase.

Returning to Chase Field, Hondo Rodeo Fest brings three evenings of high-level rodeo competition followed by full concert sets in a spirited Western setting. The lineup features Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Parker McCollum, Miranda Lambert, Turnpike Troubadours, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Each night begins with an invitation-only showdown where elite competitors vie for a $1 million purse, then transitions to major live performances. In its third year in Phoenix, the weekend is poised to be the festival's biggest yet.

Teddy Swims: The UGLY Tour with Natasha Bedingfield and MarcLo will be at Mortgage Matchup Center. Every attendee must have their own ticket to enter. The venue operates cashless, with payment accepted by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, and cash can be loaded onto a prepaid Mastercard at reverse ATMs near the Ticket Office or Section 218. A ticket includes complimentary Valley Metro Light Rail access starting four hours before the event and continuing through the end of the transit day. Entry is fully contactless, so tickets are mobile only, delivered electronically, and will call is not available. Tickets can be managed in the Ticketmaster app or the Suns-Mercury-Arena app. Ticket access includes multiple presales, such as Chime Visa, artist pre-registration, Spotify, venue, radio, and Ticketmaster, along with VIP package options and a public onsale.

Brad Williams brings The Tall Tales Tour to Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix. Tickets are on sale, and this is an all ages, reserved event.

Ken-Y is performing live at Stratus Event Center in Phoenix. The show starts at 9:00 PM.