Free events in Pima County, AZ

At Sahuarita Lake Park, this fall series market features live performances by local musicians, a variety of food vendors, and a marketplace that highlights homegrown sellers. Browse the booths, enjoy something to eat, and relax by the water while listening to the music. Admission is free and the event welcomes all ages. BYOB is permitted, with hard liquor not allowed. It is a friendly setting to support small businesses and enjoy an evening by the lake.

A weekly in person healing circle features internationally recognized spiritual healer and intuitive, master teacher, and bestselling author Mark Earlix, in partnership with Our Safe Space. With more than forty years devoted to helping thousands of people worldwide, Mark supports physical, emotional, energetic, and spiritual well being. These welcoming community gatherings are open to anyone seeking support, healing, clarity, peace, or connection. Sessions may include group energy healing, time for questions and sharing, guided healing experiences, and opportunities for individual attention within a caring atmosphere. No prior experience or particular belief is required. The approach is spiritual, not religious, and people from all backgrounds are welcome. Admission is free, and contributions to Mark are appreciated. Limited seating for 40 participants. Hosted at Ward 6 Council Offices in Tucson, Arizona.

Succulent containers can be standout accents in a desert garden, and this session shares practical ideas to make your potted arrangements truly eye catching. It takes place at Harlow Gardens in Tucson, AZ. The program is free, and no registration is needed.

Settle in for a low-key Silent Book Club gathering at Moonstone, the rooftop bar at the Graduate Tucson Hotel. Participants bring a book or reading device and spend about an hour reading quietly, with optional introductions and a chance to share what they brought. Arriving a little early is recommended to find free street parking and, if desired, to order food or drinks, which are not required. If the weather cooperates, the group uses the patio. Because the venue is a public space that can be noisy or crowded at times, attendees who are sensitive to sound may want to bring earplugs or listen to an audiobook with headphones.

The Tucson Concert Band performs a free program titled Stories of Joy and Sorrow, featuring music by Philip Sparke, Julie Giroux, George Gershwin, Carl Orff, Aaron Copland, and more. It is part of the St. Mark's UMC Sunday Concert Series.

This kid-focused event offers free meals for children with the purchase of an adult entree. Kids can spin a wheel to win prizes and treats, and there will be face painting by Brissa. Family-friendly activities pair with dining for a fun outing.

A complimentary Moves4Balnce class is available. It offers an opportunity to experience the Moves4Balnce format at no cost.

JEOPARDY! Bar League brings the official bar trivia version of America’s Favorite Quiz Show to Snakes & Lattes Tucson each week. Expect two hours of fast paced play with classic-style clues, friendly competition, and an unmistakable game show vibe. It is free to participate, with drink specials and weekly prizes. A full menu is available, along with beer, wine, cocktails, coffee, and nonalcoholic beverages to enjoy while you play.

Free food distribution is available for residents of Pima County through the Mobile Food Bank. Please bring identification to register.