Events in Pima County, AZ

Open Studio at the SAWG Gallery offers a relaxed, drop-in creative space where artists of any experience level can bring their own supplies and make art alongside others. Participants can paint, talk, exchange ideas, and learn from peers in a friendly setting. Attendance is open to both SAWG members and non-members. This is not a class, so there is no formal instruction, only shared inspiration and community. A $5 donation supports SAWG.

Experience the Vocal Final Round of the President’s Concerto Competition at Holsclaw Hall in Tucson. A livestream will be available for those who cannot attend in person. Parking information, including accessible parking and entrances, is available online. Additional details can be found on the event website.

The Gaby Click Clack Club offers a relaxed gathering for crafters. Work on knitting, crocheting, or other handwork while enjoying friendly conversation and time to listen.

Discover how the behavior of molten metal can guide your design in this beginner friendly, in-person jewelry class. Participants heat and partially melt a piece of red brass to shape a one-of-a-kind setting for a small cabochon, then bring the piece together using cold connection techniques. The focus is on embracing the organic edges and textures that emerge during melting, so the finished setting reflects both personal choices and the way the metal moves. Instruction is led by Kim St. Jean, resident artist at Tucson Jewelry School, who has more than 25 years of experience teaching jewelry making and will walk through the creative melting, cabochon setting, and cold connection steps from start to finish.

Enjoy artisan sourdough made in small batches with a slow fermentation process, along with fresh house-made pasta and a selection of wellness tonics. The stillroom lineup features hand-crafted serums, magnesium sprays, herbal tooth powders, and other essentials, created with clean, intentional ingredients. Reserving ahead ensures availability, and walk-up purchases are welcome while supplies last. Sourdough classes are on the schedule, with the initial session already full and more dates to be announced.

Costumes are encouraged for a walk through a welcoming haunted house, followed by trick-or-treating throughout the whole plaza. Admission is a cash donation per child, with proceeds supporting The My Gym Foundation.

Experience a three day celebration of the Old West, featuring performances by various groups throughout the event.

Haunted Hermitage returns to The Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter & Sanctuary with a family-friendly Halloween evening focused on safe trick-or-treating. Kids can gather treats, meet friendly faces, and enjoy a festive atmosphere. The event also welcomes involvement from local businesses, community groups, organizations, and volunteers, including hosting a table or providing an activity. More details will be shared as the event approaches.

R&B artist Ravyn Lenae takes the stage at Rialto Theatre in Tucson with feathery vocals, lush grooves, and an immersive atmosphere. The performance highlights contemporary R&B with silky melodies and emotive songs delivered in her signature style.

Take a well deserved evening break while kids stay active, make new friends, and have plenty of fun. The program features supervised group games, creative arts and crafts, and a pizza dinner. All activity materials are provided and dinner is included, so nothing needs to be brought. Friends and family are welcome too. For ages 4 and up. Cost is $35 per child.

Chad & the Ship of Fools take the stage at Shooter's in Tucson for a live performance.

Parent Aid offers a one hour drumming workshop designed to help families connect through rhythm and ease communication challenges that can come with the teen years. No instruments or prior musical experience are required. Registration is free for one parent and one middle or high school aged child, and space is limited. For questions, email noah@parentaid.org.

At the Ward 6 Council Offices in Tucson, Our Safe Space partners with internationally recognized spiritual healer and teacher Mark Earlix for an in-person healing circle. Drawing on more than four decades of healing ministry with people around the world, Mark offers group energy work and guided experiences to support physical, emotional, energetic, and spiritual well-being. This welcoming community gathering is open to anyone seeking support, clarity, peace, or connection, and no experience or particular belief system is required since the focus is spiritual rather than religious. Evenings often include time for questions and sharing, along with opportunities for individual attention in a caring, supportive atmosphere. Admission is free, and donations to Mark are appreciated. Seating is limited to 40 participants. Mark is also the author of Awaken the Healer Within: A Guide to Total Mind & Body Healing, which shares his approach and practical tools for personal transformation.

A casual healing circle at the Ward 6 Office in Tucson, guided by Mark Earlix, a healer who attributes his work to the Grace of God. Individuals seeking relief from physical pain or illness can receive personal attention within a spirit-centered, energetic process. Family members and friends are welcome, whether they are hoping for healing themselves or prefer to observe. Blessings may be requested for oneself, a loved one, or even a pet. Participants can briefly share what they are experiencing, including chronic pain, injuries, illness, or skeletal and neurological concerns, as well as what they notice during the session. Questions about spiritual life, healing, and related ideas are encouraged. As Mark works with each person, he may sense insights and share what comes to him. The gathering opens with a short introduction, time for questions, and space for returning attendees to reflect on changes since a prior circle. Mark may offer a talk on healing or spirituality, then he calls on individuals one at a time for the healing work. The emphasis is spiritual rather than religious, and people of any background are welcome. Emotional trauma and complex dilemmas are not explored in depth during the circle. Those wanting a more extensive individual experience or support for emotional issues can arrange a private session with Mark. There is no registration. Attendance is free, with heartfelt gifts appreciated. Street parking is available. Use the back south entrance and ring the bell, following posted signs. The circle is rooted in the understanding that healing is life restoring itself.

Three-time Grammy-nominated saxophonist Troy Roberts brings his quartet to The Century Room for a residency centered on his original music. The band features Angelo Versace on piano, Colin McIlrath on bass, and Arthur Vint on drums. The program highlights the breadth of styles that define his work and ties into Green Lights, his latest release, adding to a catalog of sixteen albums as a leader. Roberts is widely recorded and has contributed to projects with Joey DeFrancesco, Van Morrison, Jeff "Tain" Watts, the Orrin Evans Captain Black Big Band, Kurt Elling, Veronica Swift, and others. A New York City based Australian immigrant, he maintains an active schedule with this quartet and his project Nu-Jive while collaborating with many leading artists. Admission is $25 to $35 plus DICE fees. Ages 16 and up.

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.

A friendly darts tournament at the Northwest Tucson Moose Lodge welcomes players of all skill levels. The format is a modified blind draw with a $10 entry fee. Of that amount, $5 goes to the winning pot, $2 to the Mystery Out, $2 to the trip out, and $1 to the Gorilla Out for the highest out. For questions, text Lynette Box at 520-870-9405 or contact Todd Bills at 520-406-5565.

Celebrate the season with a Hocus Pocus themed paint night led by Jay101 at the new event location in Tucson. Inspired by the original film, this guided session offers a lighthearted Halloween vibe where participants paint together and enjoy a creative evening. No prior experience is needed, as Jay101 provides step-by-step instruction. All materials are included, and everyone takes home a Hocus Pocus inspired masterpiece. The cost is $30 per person. Costumes and spooky season spirit are welcome. Capacity is limited.

Featuring Betty Buckley, a renowned actress and singer with a storied career across theater, film, television, and concert halls worldwide. Her honors include induction into the Theatre Hall of Fame in 2012, the Julie Harris Awards from The Actor’s Fund for Artistic Achievement in 2017, and the American Songbook Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2023. This event highlights a multi-award-winning artist whose work has reached audiences around the globe.

At Kino Sports Complex in Tucson, the Tire Rack Street Survival school offers practical, behind-the-wheel training for teen drivers. Participants use their own vehicles to explore handling limits, practice sound decision making, build awareness, and learn to anticipate the behavior of other road users. The program is designed to develop skills that promote safety on the road. The fee is $175. The day combines classroom instruction with coached driving. Students spend roughly two hours across three classroom sessions, then devote the remaining time to in-car exercises with an instructor. Driving drills mirror everyday hazards, including skid recovery on a wet skid pad, quick lane changes for collision avoidance, threshold braking with ABS, and a slalom to understand weight transfer. When possible, the curriculum adds a two-wheels-off recovery and a tailgating exercise. Classroom topics cover proper seating and hand placement, mirror setup, tire contact patches, the physics of weight transfer, using long-range vision, and overall situational awareness. Instructors also address distractions such as radios, phones, and carrying multiple teen passengers. Some sites stage a semi truck with cars positioned around it to demonstrate blind spots, allowing students and accompanying adults to sit in the cab and observe limited visibility. There may also be an airbag deployment demonstration to reinforce safe hand positions. It is a full-day format, and lunch is provided for students, parents, and volunteers along with educational demonstrations during the break. Parents are encouraged to spend the day and may attend the classroom portions, and instructors are available throughout to answer questions about each activity.

Tire Rack Street Survival offers a practical, behind-the-wheel program in Tucson that focuses on everyday driving skills. Participants use their own cars to explore vehicle dynamics, recognize the limits of traction, and learn how to stay in control. The coaching sharpens awareness of surrounding traffic, encourages looking farther down the road to anticipate poor decisions by others, and connects each exercise to simple principles of physics so drivers make safer choices and avoid risky actions. The program also reinforces consistent seatbelt use for both drivers and passengers. Parent perspectives, including insight from former Indy Car Champion Scott Goodyear, highlight the impact of the training. The fee is $175.

BYU Cougars face the Arizona Wildcats in women’s volleyball at McKale Center in Tucson. The matchup brings together two distinct approaches to the game, with sharp serve and receive showdowns, long rallies, and momentum that can flip quickly as rotations change. It blends thoughtful strategy with explosive swings and sturdy blocks for a high-energy experience on the court.

Enjoy a no-cost Pilates session at Park Place, presented as part of the Park Wellness Series and guided by Studio Fuerza. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned participants alike, the class emphasizes strength, flexibility, and mindful movement. It is held by Entrance 2 at Park Place in a welcoming environment. Registration is required, and space is limited.

Gain a clear understanding of every stage of buying a home in a free, step-by-step class. The session provides practical guidance with an expertly curated focus on Tucson living.

Tiny Tales for Tots welcomes preschoolers to The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures for a lively storytime held on select Wednesdays and Saturdays. Costumed characters bring themes from the museum’s miniature collection to life through stories and songs that spark imagination. An adult must accompany each child. Participation is included with general admission and is free for museum members. No advance tickets are required, so families can plan a simple visit and take time to explore the whimsical miniature galleries.

A tournament of Texas Hold'em poker. Players compete using strategy and skill in this classic card game.

Musicians from the Tucson Symphony Orchestra present a chamber program featuring Jesús Linárez on violin and Misael Barraza-Diaz on guitar. The repertoire includes Miguel del Águila’s Malambo for string quartet and bassoon, Piazzolla’s La muerte del ángel for violin, cello, and piano, Ginastera’s String Quartet No. 1, and Boccherini’s Quintet in D Major for guitar and strings. Presented at Tucson Symphony Orchestra, the concert features varied ensembles and instrumentation.

James D. Kriegh Park will come alive with a family friendly Halloween evening full of treats, tricks, and entertainment. Highlights include a trunk-or-treat hosted by local businesses, music to keep the energy up, and castle-style inflatables for bouncing fun. Food trucks will offer a variety of bites, and children can enjoy hands-on crafts and activities. Costumes are encouraged, and more Halloween surprises await.

Celebrate a Halloween double feature at the Arizona History Museum with an evening of spooky fun for families. Enjoy interactive trick-or-treating, face painting and faux tattoos, Frankenstein's take-home craft lab, Carn-Evil courtyard games, a horror movie scavenger hunt, spooky movies, live musical entertainment by Kids Unlimited, Pet Sematary, a Haunted Mine, a pumpkin patch, and more. Costumes are encouraged. Admission is $10 per family, and kids are free.

C3 Car Club Tucson hosts the 5th Annual Trunk or Treat Bash with candy, costumes, and cars showcasing decorated trunks for all ages. This free, family friendly gathering takes place at Tucson Marketplace.

At Arizona Sands Club, this gathering celebrates Southern Arizona’s local heroes and committed supporters who reflect the spirit of Southern Arizona Book Heroes. The program honors first responders, local business leaders, and volunteers who offer compassion, comfort, and hope to children in their toughest moments. Guests can look forward to testimonies, moments of reflection, and fundraising that advance this mission, along with a silent auction, dancing, a wine pull, and chances to connect with others who care about making a difference.

This tour stop in Tucson brings together multiple bands under the Horror Nights & Mosh Fights Tour 2026 banner. The lineup features So This Is Suffering, Fatalist, and EyeKnives, with additional acts also slated to perform. Fans can look forward to a packed bill of live music.

Polyhedron Gamestore hosts Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition sessions with limited seating. Reservations are handled in person at the store. It is an opportunity to take on a heroic role and meet other players at the table.

An album release party for Can You Hear It? takes place at Four Walls Community - Tucson. The cover is $11, and food will be available.

Haunted Happy Hour offers a spooky spin on a Saturday night warm-up, featuring quick-witted improvisers who turn audience suggestions into laugh-filled scenes. The bar offers $1 off drinks, with beer, wine, and snacks available. Tickets are $5.

Live Dead & Brothers presents an all-star salute to the music of the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers Band, honoring the psychedelic blues roots and the dawn of the jam band movement. The lineup includes Berry Duane Oakley, Les Dudek, Mark Karan, Scott Guberman, and Pete Lavezzoli, artists known for work with The Allman Betts Band, the Allman Brothers family, Bob Weir/RatDog and The Other Ones, Phil Lesh & Friends, JGB, Jazz Is Dead, and Oteil & Friends. Their set recreates the spirit of the co-billed concerts from 1969 to 1973 with dynamic improvisation, raw energy, and soulful melodies. This performance is standing room only. High top tables for four and stage view seating tickets come with seats. The event is 16+, and anyone under 16 must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Angel Parking may be available as an add-on during checkout.

Hannibal Buress appears at The Rialto Theatre with reserved seating throughout the venue. Ticket prices already include fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Entry follows the venue’s clear bag policy. Guests may bring a clear plastic or vinyl bag up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, a one gallon clear freezer bag, or a small clutch around 5 by 7 inches, and all bags will be inspected. Clear bags are available for purchase at the box office. Children younger than 6 are not permitted.

RITUAL is a monthly gallery night that unites DJs, dance music fans, and Tucson’s creative community. Taking place at Poe’s and co-hosted by Poe’s Art House, the experience spans multiple rooms with thought provoking installations, photo ready spaces, and a secret speakeasy tucked behind a sliding door. The gallery bar serves beer and wine. Sounds range across EDM, house, techno, and other movement driven styles, with inspiration drawn from the Burning Man community. The team includes event coordinator Rob, also known as God, and music coordinator Dave, who performs as Atom Energy. Admission is donation based at the door with a suggested contribution of $10, and attendees must be 21 or older. Dress centers on radical self expression. This burner adjacent gathering is open to the public and created with the local community and Tucson AZ Burners in mind, while remaining independent from official Burning Man organizations. The event also seeks to honor and share the 11 Principles embraced within burner culture.

Circle Tucson on The Loop with the Tucson Bike Rides crew, setting out from Michael Perry Park. Guided by Aric Jack, this TBR Drop Bar outing targets an average pace of 14 to 16 mph over 52 to 54 miles. Expect a semi drop format where small groups may form by speed, with planned regroup points so riders do not finish alone. The route highlights one of Tucson’s signature paths, offering more than 50 miles around the city and only a few miles near traffic. Difficulty is nontechnical on green-level paths, and riders with blue-level fitness or better will be comfortable. All bikes are welcome, though smooth tires make the day easier. Plan for 3.5 to 5 hours in the saddle, bring plenty of hydration with two to three water stop opportunities, and pack enough food to fuel more than three hours of riding. The focus is steady base miles, cardio, and endurance to support stronger performances on future rides.

Only one space remains for a three day Navajo weaving workshop welcoming participants of any skill level. Sisters Barbara Teller Ornelas and Lynda Teller Pete, internationally recognized artists, authors, and cultural ambassadors, lead the experience as fifth-generation masters of Navajo weaving. Through hands-on guidance and storytelling, attendees gain insight into weaving practices and cultural context while creating a small rug from start to finish. Students work on a pre-warped upright Navajo loom, and looms used in class are available for purchase. Instruction focuses on core techniques and design elements so the project can be completed within the workshop. Barbara shares a deep connection to each finished piece and keeps track of where her rugs go. Her family is renowned for Two Grey Hills tapestries distinguished by very high weft counts, a tradition shaped by the Two Grey Hills Trading Post where her father worked for 35 years. The teaching approach honors standards set by elders while encouraging evolving ideas and materials, with mentoring that helps preserve this cultural legacy. Tuition is $450, with a $225 deposit required to reserve a spot. For details or to hold the remaining seat, call the shop at 520 290 3738.

Boots In The Park returns to Tucson at Rillito Park, featuring Jon Pardi, Koe Wetzel, Corey Kent, and more. This is the second year of the event in the city. A presale is available and offers access to the lowest priced tickets.

Blend creativity with teatime in a playful class that begins with a hands-on art project and continues with a shared tea party. Open to all ages and experience levels, it welcomes both longtime tea enthusiasts and those curious to try a tea party for the first time. Dressing up is optional, and whimsical outfits are welcome. After crafting, the group will set the table and enjoy a selection of treats. Guests may bring a favorite teacup. Gluten free and vegan options will be available, and those with dietary restrictions may bring their own refreshments. Participants with severe allergies are asked to notify the organizer in advance so everyone can be aware. This session features a Mad Hatter theme.

Musicians from the Tucson Symphony Orchestra present a program featuring violinist Jesús Linárez and guitarist Misael Barraza-Diaz. Works on the program include Malambo for string quartet and bassoon by Miguel del Águila, La muerte del ángel for violin, cello and piano by Astor Piazzolla, String Quartet No. 1 by Alberto Ginastera, and Quintet in D major for guitar and strings by Luigi Boccherini. Presented at Tucson Symphony Orchestra in Tucson, AZ, this performance showcases ensembles for strings, piano, bassoon and guitar.

A playful, zero pressure improv workshop devoted to laughter, connection, and creativity. Through approachable warm ups and games, participants practice attentive listening, expand their creativity, and build on one another’s ideas with a yes and mindset. The environment is supportive and upbeat, with snacks available to keep the energy high. RSVP counts on a single site may look low because the gathering is promoted across multiple places. Our Safe Space is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that champions personal growth, self discovery, and good vibes for anyone seeking support, friendship, or simply a fun experience.

Hocus Pocused is a new Halloween fundraiser created for all ages. Tickets are on sale and are offered by the table for two or four people, with a smaller allotment of two person tables. Every area provides a clear view, but those hoping to sit near the center front should plan to purchase early. A raffle for prizes and a 50/50 drawing will take place right after the show.

The Brassanovas bring a horn-forward, high-energy sound to Big Bad Wolf, blending funk, jazz, rock, and soul into a dance-ready show. A locked-in rhythm section and fiery brass drive grooves that keep the floor moving. Expect good drinks and upbeat vibes for a spirited dose of live music.

Experience the music of John Denver through the artistry of Rick Schuler, a leading interpreter of the legendary singer songwriter. Rick discovered his connection to Denver at 13 when a pair of round glasses hinted at a striking likeness. He taught himself guitar and, for nearly four decades, has carried these timeless songs to stages across the country. This tribute reaches beyond nostalgia, offering an authentic celebration of the music that shaped a generation. Expect heartfelt renditions of favorites like Sunshine on My Shoulders, Thank God I’m a Country Boy, Rocky Mountain High, Take Me Home, Country Roads, Annie’s Song, Calypso, and Leaving on a Jet Plane. Each year, thousands of fans are drawn to Schuler’s genuine bond with the material, his striking vocal and visual resemblance, and his dedication to honoring songs that brought hope, healing, and harmony to millions.

Children receive a free meal with the purchase of an adult entree. A prize wheel offers chances at prizes and treats, and face painter Brissa will be available for face painting.

An annual sculpture-focused gathering at the Tucson J centers on the theme Making Space. It serves as the reception for the indoor exhibition and a welcome to newly installed works in the Jill Rosenzweig Memorial Sculpture Garden. Expect live music from Baja Caravan and Annie Anna, food by Humble board, and opportunities to meet the artists. The theme explores how meaningful places are created with intention, drawing on the Jewish story of the Mishkan as a communal space for presence and connection, and inviting reflection on what we choose to surround ourselves with and why. Set during the quiet month of Cheshvan after the High Holidays, the garden setting encourages unhurried wandering, conversations with artists, and consideration of what it means to live with art rather than simply encounter it. With music, artist conversations, and refreshments, the space becomes one of exploration and connection. Admission is free and registration is encouraged. Guests may drop in briefly or linger at their own pace, contributing to a collective mishkan rooted in the Sonoran desert.

Enjoy a free Salsa and Bachata dance night at Brick Box Brewery in downtown Tucson. A quick lesson starts things off, then the floor opens for social dancing with music focused on bachata and salsa. This event takes place on the third Sunday of the month. Food options and drink specials are available.

Iration performs at The Rialto Theatre in Tucson. The main floor is general admission standing, and the balcony offers reserved seating. Guests under six will not be admitted. Ticket prices include all fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. A clear bag policy is in effect at both Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, allowing only transparent plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, or small clutches about 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office. An artist presale will be offered, followed by a public onsale.

Watch a flat sheet become a sculptural copper cuff as you solder two layers of 24-gauge metal and then use repoussé to develop an organic texture that also shapes the bracelet’s form. The emphasis is on how surface and structure work together, so the raised pattern contributes to the character of the finished piece rather than sitting only on top. This intermediate in-person class is designed for makers already comfortable with sawing and soldering, building on those skills while introducing a different path to creating dimension in metal. Instruction is led by Kim St. Jean, Tucson Jewelry School’s resident artist, who brings more than 25 years of jewelry-teaching experience and step-by-step guidance in the soldering and repoussé techniques used for this project.

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.

Chelsea Wolfe brings THE DARK World Tour to The Rialto Theatre in Tucson, Arizona, with a setup that features a standing general admission floor and reserved seating in the balcony. Children younger than 6 will not be admitted. Ticket prices include all fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges through the venue. The Rialto Theatre Foundation enforces a clear bag policy at The Rialto Theatre and at 191 Toole. Permitted options include transparent plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one gallon clear plastic freezer bags, or small clutch bags around 5 by 7 inches. All bags may be searched, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office. Ticket access includes a public on sale, an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and VIP package options.

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.

Iron & Wine performs with opening support from DUG. This is a standing-room event, with the option to purchase a High Top Table for four or choose Stage View Seating. Angel Parking may be available as an add-on during ticket checkout, depending on availability. Sisters Bar & Restaurant will be open, and reservations are available.

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.

Celebrate the season with a relaxed evening of pumpkin carving or painting alongside music, drinks, and friendly conversation. No prior experience is needed, and everyone can craft a one of a kind pumpkin in a welcoming setting. Please note that glass bottles and hard liquor are not permitted.

Gabriel Iglesias brings The 1976 Tour to Tucson Arena with the fast-paced, good-natured comedy that made Fluffy a global favorite. He blends animated storytelling, spot-on impressions, and playful sound effects inspired by everyday life. The result is a lively performance that resonates with audiences of all ages.

Experience Southern Arizona’s top classic car showcase with more than 430 vehicles on display. Browse vendor booths and enjoy a wide selection of food truck fare. A raffle will feature a new 2026 Corvette along with additional prizes. Tickets are $10 and include one raffle entry. All net proceeds benefit local charities supported by the Rotary Club of Tucson Foundation.

One of a Kind Market brings a family friendly shopping experience to Ben's Bells' Downtown Studio. Browse creations from more than 40 local artists, makers, and vendors, with coffee and treats available along the way. Kids and adults can enjoy free crafts and hands on activities, and there is a no cost photo booth by Smile AZ Photo Booth to capture the fun. A special collaboration with Tucson Love Letter is part of the festivities, all centered on celebrating small businesses and spreading kindness in the community.

Enjoy a fall evening centered on pumpkin creativity for the whole family. All supplies are provided, and families can choose to carve or paint in a friendly setting with a hint of spookiness. Create designs that are eerie, goofy, or simply seasonal while making memories together. Ticketing is per pumpkin, not per person. Each ticket secures one pumpkin to carve or paint during the event.

Dusty Slay brings The Neighborhood Guy to the Rialto Theatre in Tucson, Arizona with reserved seating throughout the venue. Children under 6 are not permitted. The show has been rescheduled from an earlier date, and previously purchased tickets will be honored. Ticket prices already include all fees. All purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges for shows that are currently scheduled. The Rialto Theatre Foundation enforces a clear bag policy at this venue and at 191 Toole. Acceptable bags include clear plastic or vinyl options up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags, or small clutch bags around 5 by 7 inches, and all bags are subject to search. Clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

Settle into a restorative evening at Saguaro Aquatics with a guided blend of meditation, breathwork, and soothing sound. Led by a holistic health practitioner who supports people experiencing tightness, knots, pain, and the strain that comes from an overactive mind, this session focuses on easing the body into calm and releasing what no longer serves the nervous system. The meditation includes conscious breathing techniques that encourage deep relaxation, support healthy oxygen flow, and help quiet the central nervous system. Gentle mindfulness practices are introduced so participants can carry stress-reducing tools into everyday life and support lower cortisol levels. The experience then shifts to sound healing with crystal bowls and other calming instruments to encourage stress relief, better sleep, and an overall sense of well-being. Light snacks and drinks are provided. Please bring a swimsuit, a towel, and a comfortable pillow. Floating mattresses are supplied. The cost is $65 per person, with a $55 rate for veterans and for adults 65 and older. Late arrivals and no shows are not eligible for reimbursement.

Discover lacrosse at a free clinic in Tucson hosted by the Tucson Bandits. Open to boys and girls of any age, this session provides sticks and balls so no personal gear is needed. Wear athletic clothing and bring water. Participants can meet a Bandits coach and try the sport in a fast-paced, welcoming setting. Friends are welcome.

Free food distribution will be provided by the Mobile Food Bank for residents of Pima County. Please bring identification to complete registration. A weekly schedule for this program is available.

Licensed Medicare broker and U.S. Air Force veteran Sandra Reith will be at Walgreens during Medicare Annual Enrollment, offering one-on-one guidance to help explain Medicare and answer individual questions. She is available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays throughout the enrollment period, except during Thanksgiving week. For more information, call 520-909-3677.

The Indian Motorcycle Demo Tour returns to Tucson for a two-day experience at Indian Motorcycle Tucson. Attendees can test ride the latest 2026 Indian Motorcycle models and get a feel for their performance, comfort, and style. New unit purchases include added perks such as a complimentary Indian Motorcycle tee and a free Dfence GPS, plus 25 percent off labor on installed accessories, including performance upgrades. Offers apply to qualifying purchases and are subject to terms and conditions; see the dealer for full details. To take part in demo rides, riders must meet Indian Motorcycle demo ride requirements, hold a valid motorcycle endorsement, be at least 25 years old, and wear appropriate safety gear. Always wear a helmet, eye protection, and protective clothing, follow the speed limit, and never ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

AFI performs at The Rialto Theatre in Tucson, Arizona. The main floor is general admission standing, and the balcony offers reserved seating. Children under six are not permitted. Ticket prices include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges for currently scheduled shows. A clear bag policy is enforced at The Rialto Theatre and at 191 Toole, allowing transparent plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 in by 6 in by 12 in, one-gallon clear freezer bags, or small clutch bags around 5 in by 7 in. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office. Public ticket sales and artist presales, including Despair Faction and AFI presales, are offered.

During Medicare Annual Enrollment, licensed Medicare broker and U.S. Air Force veteran Sandra Reith will be at Los Agaves in Green Valley to answer Medicare questions and explain coverage options. An RSVP is required to attend, and lunch will be provided for those who register and arrive on time. To RSVP, call 800-898-3572 and provide code 513625. For additional details, contact Sandra at 520-909-3677.

This show offers a general admission standing floor with a reserved seating balcony. Children younger than six are not allowed. Ticket prices include all fees, and purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. The Rialto Theatre Foundation enforces a clear bag policy at Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, permitting clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags, and small clutch bags around 5 x 7 inches. All bags will be inspected, and clear bags can be purchased at the box office.

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.

An annual celebration in Tucson gathers fans, creators, cosplayers, and culture enthusiasts for a three day festival centered on creativity and community. Highlights include spirited cosplay parades, striking J-Fashion showcases, immersive panels, lively vendor halls, and friendly meetups that showcase anime, gaming, and Japanese culture. Whether stepping into character, discovering new artists, or connecting with fellow fans, attendees can look forward to inspiration, connection, and plenty of fun. Powered by its fan community, it continues to grow larger and more welcoming each year.

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.

During Medicare Annual Enrollment, Sandra Reith is available at Walgreens for one-on-one conversations to answer Medicare questions and help explain options. She is a licensed Medicare broker and a U.S. Air Force veteran. Availability pauses during Thanksgiving week. For details, call 520-909-3677.

Discover an easygoing introduction to orienteering for all ages at Greasewood Park in Tucson. This family-focused experience offers a simple way to try the sport together with an emphasis on having fun.

Enjoy coffee and an informal conversation with historian and author Mike Anderson. He will speak about Tucson’s only lynching and the killing that precipitated it, inviting thoughtful discussion around this chapter of local history.

At Kennedy Park Stage Arena in Tucson, this blues festival features live performances by John Nemeth, GA-20, Bob Corritore, Sir Harrison Band, Black Cat Bones, Grams and Kreiger, and Sienna Rae.

Grey Skies Blue brings a mix of Americana and acoustic folk and pop to the Palm Terrace at Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa as part of a LOOKOUT BAR & GRILL night of live music. Admission is free, and tables are available on a first come, first served basis. Westward Look and Art State Arizona present a monthly series that showcases artists in a popular Tucson resort setting. The performance takes place on the Palm Terrace patio, with special drink offerings and food from the Palm menu available during or after the show.

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.

The Black Moods take the stage at 191 Toole for a general admission standing show. Children under 6 are not permitted. Ticket prices include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges from The Rialto Theatre. A clear bag policy applies at Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, permitting only clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags, or small clutches about 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags can be purchased at the box office.

Schulz Arena hosts a day of barrel racing highlighted by an open 5D competition. Divisions include pee-wee, youth 3D, futurity 1D, derby 2D, additional youth and masters for ages 55 and up, plus open poles run in a 2D format. Books and time-only runs are available. Results will count for member points, and a Futurity Showcase is part of the event.

The Winter Edition of the Tucson Toy Show & Collector-Con is back at the Tucson Expo Center for year two, celebrating collectibles from vintage to modern. Explore toys and memorabilia tied to Marvel, DC, Star Wars, Pokemon, GI Joe, Transformers, anime, Masters of the Universe, Barbie, Monster High, die-cast cars, video games, comics, Godzilla, horror, and cards, with even more to discover. General admission is $10 per person, with up to two children under 10 admitted free per paid admission. A VIP early bird option is available for $20.

This purse bingo event offers chances to win luxury handbags from brands like Coach, Kate Spade, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton. Space is limited, and last year sold out, so early ticket purchase is recommended. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Licensed Medicare broker Sandra Reith will be at Walgreens in Green Valley during Medicare Annual Enrollment, offering one-on-one conversations to help answer Medicare questions. She is not available during Thanksgiving week. Visitors can meet with her to discuss their questions in a friendly, personal setting. Sandra is a U.S. Air Force veteran. For more information, call 520-909-3677.

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.

AKC agility trials presented by the Saguaro Scramblers Agility Club will take place at Kino Sports Complex. The field is limited to 330 entries, and entries are accepted in the order they are received.

An annual beauty blowout in Tucson offers discounts up to 75 percent on makeup, skincare, hair care, and more. Guests receive a free eyeshadow on arrival. Admission is free, kids are welcome, and both cash and cards are accepted. The event is held at DoubleTree by Hilton Tucson - Reid Park.

Alfred Robles brings Vatos With Gatos to The Rialto Theatre with assigned seating throughout the venue. Children younger than 6 are not permitted. Ticket prices already include fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges for scheduled shows. A clear bag policy is in effect, limiting what can be brought inside. Permitted options include clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutches around 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

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.

A recurring car show takes place on the last Saturday of every month with day-of registration only and a $15 entry fee. Awards span many categories, including Best Classic Truck (The Big John), Best Modern Truck, Best Specialty, Best Classic, Best Modern, Best Classic Muscle, Best Modern Muscle, Best Classic Import/Compact/Tuner, Best Modern Import/Compact/Tuner, Best Sports Car (The Akers Award), Best Street Rod, Best Work in Progress, Best of Show (Charlies Cup), People’s Choice, Kids Choice, Vets Choice (Bullet), Freddy’s/Obsessions Choice, Best Ford, Best GM, Best Mopar, Best Foreign, and a Club Participation Award presented in February, April, June, August, October, and December. To keep the atmosphere safe and courteous, attendees are asked to follow event rules by working with parking attendants, leaving alcohol at home, avoiding excessive revving, burnouts, tire squealing, and loud music, helping keep the lot clean, respecting others and their property, watching children and pets, obtaining consent from Obsessions Car Club before flying drones, and arriving and departing in a considerate manner.

Experience The Fab Four at Fox Tucson Theatre as they pay tribute to The Beatles with music from A Hard Day's Night and a selection of signature hits. This all-ages show offers reserved seating, and tickets are on sale now.

Home Free brings a holiday tour stop to Tucson with a mix of cherished Christmas tunes, signature Home Free songs, and a few unexpected moments. Whether attending for the first time or continuing a yearly tradition, guests can look forward to a warm evening of seasonal music and shared celebration. Members of the group’s Patreon community receive first access to tickets through a presale.

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.

The Holiday Spectacular will feature a showcase by Kids Market as part of the festivities.

Frankie Quiñones brings the Good Vibes Only Tour to The Rialto Theatre in Tucson, showcasing the character-driven stand-up that earned him an Independent Spirit Award nomination for his work on Hulu’s This Fool. His on-screen credits include recurring roles on FX’s What We Do in the Shadows and the animated series Fired on Mars and Victor & Valentino for HBO Max, along with appearances in Mr. Mayor, Feliz Navidad, The Dress Up Gang, Papi Chulo, and a Walking Dead spin-off. He recently completed a Hulu pilot for his own sketch series, Get Frankie, and filmed his first hour special for Hulu with Ali Wong as director and executive producer. Quiñones is also starring in and executive producing the feature The Fiddle Leaf with longtime collaborators The Dress Up Gang, financed by Mar Vista. Expect quick-shift characters, sharp timing, and plenty of good vibes.

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.

World Ballet Company brings The Nutcracker to the stage in a festive retelling that welcomes all ages. The story follows Marie on Christmas Eve as her cherished Nutcracker comes alive, whisking her through shimmering snow, a tussle with clever mice, and a radiant visit to the Kingdom of Sweets. A cast of 40 artists, more than 150 hand sewn costumes, and richly crafted sets create an atmosphere of holiday wonder. The performance runs about 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is recommended for audiences age 2 and up. Based in Los Angeles and guided by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours nationwide with productions that appeal to newcomers and longtime ballet fans, bringing together acclaimed dancers from over ten countries. The company has appeared in hundreds of cities for audiences totaling more than half a million. Group rates are available for parties of ten or more.

Randall King brings a sold out show to the Rialto Theatre in Tucson. This event is general admission standing. Children younger than six are not allowed. Ticket prices already include fees, and purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. A clear bag policy is in effect at both the Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, allowing clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags, or small clutches around 5 x 7 inches, with all bags subject to search. Clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

Spend the day crafting with a group of scrapbookers and cardmakers while you make progress on your projects. Included are snacks and drinks, a gift bag, access to a shared tool area, and complimentary make and take activities. Beginners are welcome. Choose a full day for $20 or a half day for $12. Bring a friend and receive a gift.

At Cielo Tierra Ranch, this Masterson Method weekend workshop offers practical, hands-on training for people who have already read the Beyond Horse Massage book or watched the companion DVD. Participants learn to notice a horse’s subtle visual cues, then use that feedback to locate and ease built-up tension at key areas that influence comfort and performance. Developed by Jim Masterson and shared with owners, therapists, and trainers around the world, these techniques focus on deepening communication and strengthening the relationship between horse and handler. The course is accredited by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork for continuing education credits. Tuition is $545. For questions or enrollment information, contact The Masterson Method office at 641-472-1312 or seminars@mastersonmethod.com.

Turn the photos on your phone into meaningful keepsakes with a beginner-friendly scrapbooking workshop. Learn the essentials of selecting images and planning page layouts, experiment with creative tools, and finish your first pages during the session. No prior experience is needed. The workshop fee is $10 and includes all supplies, guided instruction, and refreshments. An afternoon option is available upon request. Expect a warm, creative environment that makes organizing memories both simple and enjoyable.

Winterfest will include a showcase of the kids market. Look for this feature as part of the event.

Share the gift of life this Christmas season by donating at the blood drive at St. Mark’s UMC. Appointments can be scheduled in advance.

At Armory Park, the 30th annual Downtown Parade of Lights features a lively festival with food trucks, vendors, music, and more, followed by the parade. The event offers a warm way to celebrate the holiday season.

Rob DeFriese performs a mix of pop and rock covers along with original songs at the Lookout Bar & Grill inside Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa in Tucson. Admission is free, and seating is first come, first served. This appearance is part of a monthly live music series presented by Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort and Spa in partnership with Art State Arizona, creating opportunities for local artists while strengthening community connections in a popular resort setting. Special drink offers and selections from the Lookout menu are available during or after the show.

Settle in at the Lookout Bar & Grill for an evening of live pop and rock covers performed by Corey Spector. There is no cover, and seating is first come, first served. Presented in partnership by Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort and Spa and Art State Arizona, this monthly series gives local artists a platform and strengthens community connections through the arts in a resort setting. The performance takes place on the Lookout Bar & Grill patio at Westward Look, with special drink offers and food from the Lookout menu available during or after the show.