Events in Queen Creek, AZ

This free Senior Expo at Chandler-Gilbert Community College offers a welcoming space to connect with local organizations that support seniors and their families. Explore helpful resources, enjoy refreshments, enter prize drawings, and take part in available health screenings.

Guns Out brings a night of classic rock favorites to Murphy's Law Irish Pub in Chandler. Enjoy dance-worthy covers along with food and cocktails from the pub’s menu. The venue blends a respect for tradition with a lively spirit, aiming to share the feel of Dublin’s pub scene in Chandler with memorable food, drinks, music, and friendly banter.

Animal Magnetism brings a powerful Scorpions tribute to SanTan Gardens with soaring vocals, razor-sharp riffs, and the kind of big, melodic choruses that define classic rock. Expect a polished, high-volume set that channels the band’s signature swagger and guitar fireworks. General admission is standing room only, limited to 60 tickets, priced at $15 in advance or $18 on the day. VIP is $40, limited to 24 seats, and includes a meal along with table service. The SanTan food truck will be on site.

Whisky ’n Lace makes a much-requested return to Jolie's Place with a high-energy night built for the dance floor. This 4-piece variety band showcases commanding vocals and a lively blend of classic rock, modern pop, and country, bringing familiar favorites to life. Expect a fast-moving set that keeps the crowd moving. Arriving early for dinner is a good idea to enjoy the atmosphere and claim a spot near the stage. Admission is free with no cover.

C.A.M.P. brings its Shop-N-Select market to LifePoint Church in San Tan Valley, offering fresh, nutritious, rescued fruits and vegetables with no income or residency requirements. With a $15 donation, everyone is welcome to move through the produce line and choose items within set limits. For a faster option, PrePacks2Go lets supporters reserve a prepackaged produce box for $15 plus a $1 transaction fee. Pickup is at the San Tan Valley Library while you remain in your vehicle, and a volunteer will load the box for you. If the online ordering cutoff is missed, Cash-N-Carry boxes may be available on a first come, first served basis. C.A.M.P. operates across 15 Arizona communities in Gila, Maricopa, and Pinal counties. The program is entirely volunteer run, and each $15 donation supports program and transportation costs so more market locations can be hosted. More than 9,000 meals are supplemented every month.

Bowlero Kyrene in Chandler, Arizona hosts a big Classic bowling tournament with four divisions so bowlers of all skill levels can compete. The entire prize list is guaranteed regardless of entries. First place pays $8,000 with the Progressive Pot or $7,000 without, with $3,500 for second, $2,000 for third, and $1,000 for fourth. A $250 low-to-cash award is offered, and players earn $100 for each round they advance from the Cashers Round through the Eliminator Rounds. Qualifying squads lead into a Cashers Round, with Eliminator Finals immediately thereafter. An early-bird entry fee of $109 is available.

So What comes to SanTan Gardens as the Joe experience arrives in Chandler. Standing Room Only tickets are $15, rising to $18 on the day, and the $40 VIP seated option includes a meal with table service at your seat.

A casual get-together to share a cup of coffee, chat, and, if the mood strikes, head out for a ride.

Enjoy card and board games at The Silver Key Lounge.

A no-cost drum circle open to the community takes place on the second floor of the downtown library. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Step into a glow-in-the-dark roller skating session at USA’s Skateland Mesa, where blacklights set the scene and chart-topping music keeps the energy high from start to finish. Admission is $12, skate rentals are $5, and non skating adults pay $4. Wristguards are required and are provided at no charge. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Bright, neon-friendly outfits fit the theme and make the rink pop. Discounted group pricing is available for parties of ten or more, with birthday party options and fundraiser packages also offered. This is a recurring session that may occasionally align with special event programming.

A casual pickleball session in the activity center at First United Methodist Church of Gilbert welcomes participants of any age and skill level. New players can get help learning the game, and spare paddles are available to use. The setting emphasizes friendly play and fellowship.

Brazilian Day AZ Family brings a lively celebration of Brazil’s Independence Day to Backyard Bar in Gilbert, presented by BR Nights Events and making its Arizona debut. Families and friends can enjoy a live Brazilian band, a DJ playing popular hits, and a big-screen moment featuring the Brazilian national anthem. Kids can take part in the Colors of Brazil costume contest with prizes, along with face painting and colorful hair tinsel activities. Throughout the celebration there will be giveaways, including a grand prize drawing for a trip for two to Florida. Authentic Brazilian food and refreshing drinks will be available, and everyone is encouraged to wear green, yellow, blue, and white to share in the pride of Brazilian culture, music, traditions, and community. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

Enjoy a family-focused skate session set to R&B and hip hop, blending classic favorites with current hits in a low-light atmosphere that keeps the energy up. Admission is $12. Skate rental is $5, and non-skating adults are $4. Wristguards are required and provided at no cost. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Discounted rates are available for groups of 10 or more, and there are options for birthday parties and fundraisers.

Teachers are invited to unwind at Teacher Tuesday at Skateland Chandler, a skating night created especially for educators. Present a valid teacher ID to receive up to four complimentary admissions, and rent skates for $5.50. During the event, preview a sample lesson from the STEM field trip program that shows how roller skating can become an engaging outing students will be excited about. Bring fellow educators, get a feel for the rink, take a few laps, and explore the STEM offering so no one misses out on the fun later.

Back for a second edition after a well-attended debut, ESA Day features activities for kids along with opportunities for vendors. Look for child-focused demonstrations, story time, and complimentary goodie bags for parents. Vendor booths are offered for a flat $75 fee, with proceeds benefiting animals through a 501 3 C. Vendors may drop off promotional items the week before to be included in the parent goodie bags. For vendor inquiries, contact the coordinator, Heather, at esafunatthefarm@gmail.com.

Free bingo takes place at Desert Chapel. The gathering is open to everyone, and friends are welcome too. Enjoy prizes, refreshments, and plenty of fun together.

A cozy backyard pub atmosphere sets the tone. Depending on the weather, the music will be an acoustic set indoors or a full band performance outside. Cold beer is part of the experience.

BadJune performs at Local Legends Bar & Grill.

Mark the start of Hispanic Heritage Month with a family-friendly celebration in Downtown Chandler that highlights culture, music, and tradition. Experience El Grito, a cherished tribute to Mexican heritage, with masters of ceremony from the Mexican Consulate of Phoenix. The festivities include live Lucha Libre wrestling, colorful Folklórico dance, and music that keeps the energy high throughout the evening. Explore flavorful offerings from food vendors, browse cultural goods, and enjoy activities for all ages, including a free photo booth, bounce houses, and hands-on art. On stage, catch performances by Reina Ley, De Cajón Latin Music, and Elijah Ezequiel y Los Conjunto AddictZ, bringing rhythms that invite dancing and sing-alongs. Whether the draw is the performances, the food, or time with loved ones, Chandler Contigo brings people together to honor community and the richness of Hispanic culture.

At Chandler Contigo – Día de Fiesta, the El Grito 2026 celebration spotlights Hispanic heritage with a variety of food, vendors from the community, live Lucha Libre, and performances celebrating culture. The festivities are suitable for all ages and highlight the traditions of the community. Hosted at Dr. A.J. Chandler Stage Park.

Music meets bingo in a playful twist where short clips of familiar tunes stand in for numbers, turning each round into a name-that-song challenge. Expect lots of laughs and friendly competition as playlists span Disney favorites, big movie soundtrack hits, memorable one-hit favorites, classic rock staples, and 90s throwbacks. Singing is not required since the tracks are played for you, yet singing along is welcome. Prizes will be up for grabs, rescue pups will make an appearance, and beer will be available in a laid back, welcoming setting with attentive service. Families are invited, and kids ages 5 and up can take part.

EVO makes its debut at Bourbon Jim’s, a new venue in Chandler. Expect a party atmosphere with EVO at the center. If you know, you know.

Icons Sports Grill hosts a lively night with cold beers, nonstop dancing, and classic rock covers from the 70s and 80s. Favorite tunes fuel an upbeat atmosphere that keeps the dance floor moving.

Matthew’s Crossing Food Bank hosts its 2nd Annual Golf Tournament at San Marcos Golf Course, marking 25 years of service in the East Valley. Participants can look forward to a round on the course, time with fellow golfers, lunch, and raffle prizes, all in support of community hunger relief. Funds raised help sustain programs that provide food for local children, families, seniors, and individuals experiencing food insecurity, turning a day on the green into meaningful support for neighbors in need.

13th Floor Entertainment organizes a concert at The Nile Theater featuring Elder alongside Blackwater Holylight. The show is open to all ages.

A.J. Croce brings his Croce Plays Croce tour to the stage for an evening that connects generations and spotlights the lasting power of song. A masterful pianist and accomplished multi-instrumentalist, he has charted his own path from teenage performances to acclaimed albums and world tours. Over three and a half decades and eleven studio releases, he has earned a reputation as a compelling songwriter and vibrant live performer, with more than twenty songs reaching Billboard’s Top 40 across multiple genres. The performance flows through American roots, rock and roll, blues, jazz, soul, and global influences, creating a sound that is both fresh and classic.

Guns Out performs favorite classic rock at The Brickyard in Florence, creating a lively night with cocktails and lots of dancing.

The Stamp & Scrapbook Expo in Mesa highlights the world of stamping and scrapbooking. The event takes place at the Mesa Convention Center, with everything located in Buildings A through C.

This flagship festival highlights Japanese cinema in Arizona.

A free movie screening will be held in the sanctuary. The specific film will be announced closer to the event through a Facebook post, and admission is open to all.

Zeds Dead’s Journey of a Lifetime Tour stops at Mesa Amphitheatre for two nights. IMANU supports the opening night, with Ivy Lab taking the support slot on the following night.

A private singles night takes over Stingers Golf Club, creating a relaxed setting for golfers and anyone interested in meeting new people. The entire venue is dedicated to this event, so conversation, laughter, and play unfold in a comfortable, social atmosphere. Two registration options are available. The Golf + Social Experience, priced at $89, features two hours of simulator play with thoughtfully arranged pairings to spark new connections, access to the private club space, an indoor putting contest, complimentary appetizers available at Trophy Bar, happy hour pricing on drinks at Trophy Bar, entry to an after party at Trophy Bar, prize giveaways, and a friendly vibe throughout. The Social Experience, priced at $45, focuses on the mingling side and includes the putting contest, full access to the private venue, complimentary appetizers at Trophy Bar, happy hour pricing, the after party, giveaways, and the same welcoming atmosphere. During the event, Golf + Social participants rotate through simulator bays while everyone enjoys the putting challenge, light icebreakers, music, and easygoing conversation in a casual setting. After the golf portion wraps up, the group continues at Trophy Bar for food, drinks, and more conversation. Trophy Bar provides complimentary light appetizers, a reserved area for the group, and happy hour drink pricing. Attendance at the after party is included with both ticket types and is optional. Attire is flexible, so wear what feels comfortable. Golf clothing is welcome but not required. All ages are invited, and every skill level fits in, from first timers to seasoned players. Spots are limited to support a balanced mix of participants. Registrations are non-refundable, and if plans change a substitute attendee may take your place.

The 13th Annual Garlic Festival ushers in its first weekend with a full celebration of the harvest and the flavors it inspires. Attendees can enjoy five distinct varieties from 11,000 organically grown estate garlic heads, a garlic-focused menu from del Piero Kitchen, and a gourmet vendor alley featuring creative offerings such as Garlic Olive Oil Growlers and garlic-stuffed olives. Live cooking demonstrations by Queen Creek Olive Mill owner Perry Rea, Olive Oil 101 classes, and garlic-themed estate farm tours with tickets available at the marketplace counter add to the experience. Food and drink options include Di Oliva Bar & Bistro and The Olive Branch Food Trailer, while live music, raffles, games, wine and beer tastings, and exclusive event merchandise create a lively festival atmosphere. Families will find hands-on fun with DIY olive crowns and face painting. Admission and parking are free, and the Garlic Shop is stocked with event keepsakes and popular garlic growlers.

Due to parking lot construction at the Islamic Center of the East Valley, this C.A.M.P. produce distribution is temporarily relocated to Corona Baptist Church so service to Chandler and nearby communities can continue. Supporters can access fresh, rescued fruits and vegetables in two ways. An in person, produce market style line is available with a requested $15 donation, and there are also reserved PrePacks2Go boxes available with a $16 donation for quick pickup at the church parking lot, where a volunteer can place the box in your vehicle. If the online order cutoff is missed, Cash N Carry boxes are offered on a first come, first served basis. No income or residential qualifications are required. C.A.M.P. is run entirely by volunteers, and donations support program and transportation needs to help reduce food waste and supplement meals across the community.

C.A.M.P. brings a market-style produce experience to Elks Lodge #2349, offering fresh, rescued fruits and vegetables without income or residency requirements. A $15 donation allows supporters to shop an in-person produce line or reserve a prepackaged PrePacks2Go box. Prepackaged boxes are picked up in the parking lot, where loading assistance is provided. If the online pre-order cutoff is missed, limited Cash-N-Carry boxes are available on a first come, first served basis. Every contribution helps cover program and transportation costs so more market locations can be offered, supports meal supplementation for the community, and reduces food waste. The effort is entirely volunteer-run, with thousands of meals supplemented each month.

Guns Out brings a set of classic rock favorites to VFW Post 7968, delivering familiar classics for fans of the genre.

Classic Jukebox performs a free live show at Stone and Barrel Sun Lakes.

Every third Saturday of the month, Skippy’s in Queen Creek, AZ hosts karaoke with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Guests can enjoy food and drinks while stepping up to sing.

Roosters Country hosts the debut of Haley Dye & The Teal Time Rodeo. This special show has no cover charge, and free table reservations are available by calling 480 985 4088.

Prescott JRAD travels from Prescott to take the stage for Grateful Dead Wednesday at SanTan Gardens, delivering an energetic evening of Dead-inspired jams with plenty of space for improvisation. In the spirit of the Grateful Dead, familiar favorites can flow into long, exploratory passages, surprises surface in the moment, and the setlist reveals itself as the night unfolds. The emphasis is on the shared journey and community that have long defined this music. Local beer is available, and a food truck rotation adds to the experience.

Friday night flag football is taking the field in Queen Creek with a full season of competitive, under-the-lights action. Teams can register through Zorts, and the season offers coed divisions for 6U through 13U along with all girls divisions for 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, and high school. All athletes are required to have Zorts cards. Flags are not provided, and teams may bring their own Shruumz or NFL flags. The schedule builds toward end-of-season playoffs with championship rings on the line.

A cornhole fundraising tournament at HD SOUTH brings the community together for friendly play while supporting HD SOUTH. Individuals and teams can compete, connect with others, and help raise awareness for the organization. Proceeds from registration support HD SOUTH, the home of the Gilbert Historical Museum, in its work to preserve and celebrate Gilbert's history. Participants must register to take part.

Niko Moon performs live at Mesa Amphitheater in Mesa, Arizona, appearing as the supporting act for Midland.

Midland performs live in concert at Mesa Amphitheatre.

Par Tee For Pups is a charity golf tournament at Lone Tree Golf Club that raises funds to support animals in need. Proceeds help provide enrichment supplies, sturdy toys, collars, leashes and blankets, and may also offer occasional medical and training grants to rescues that pull “e-listed” dogs from county shelters. A portion of the funds supports three veterinary technician scholarships at Mesa Community College in memory of dedicated volunteer Sandy Tennyson. The event benefits East Side Elves, an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 82-1678858, which supports shelter animals in Maricopa County.

The 5th Annual 1in5K Dyslexia Dash brings a community-focused 5K to Freestone Park in Gilbert, celebrating a shared commitment to literacy while raising awareness about dyslexia. This family-friendly run welcomes participants of every age and fitness level, and strollers and furry friends can take part as everyone comes together in support of readers across Arizona. Beyond the finish line, the event creates space for dyslexic learners, advocates, and families to connect, share experiences, and build understanding. Participation helps expand dyslexia and literacy training opportunities for educators. Teams of 30 may nominate a teacher for a $300 reimbursement scholarship for dyslexia training, supporting the skills needed to identify and assist struggling readers and strengthen literacy outcomes in the classroom. The goal is to reach 500 runners. IDA Arizona, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to promoting reading proficiency and raising awareness about dyslexia across Arizona, receives proceeds from the Dash to support its mission and to fund reimbursement scholarships for teacher-training programs that use evidence-based reading instruction. Donations are tax-deductible, EIN 86-0853711.

Presented by the Mesa Metro USBC Association, this annual bowling tournament honors military personnel and first responders with a weekend focused on competition, camaraderie, and recognition. It is open to active duty service members, retired military, veterans, and first responders including law enforcement, firefighters, and EMS. The lineup includes team, doubles, and singles events, along with an optional all-events offering in handicap and scratch divisions. The handicap is calculated at 90 percent of 230. Teams must include at least two participants from the military or first responder categories, and may include up to two guest bowlers. Entry is $50 per person for each event, and $5 from every entry supports a local charity. The tournament takes place at Bowlero Kyrene in Chandler.

Celebrate the start of fall at an indoor festival at Arizona Athletic Grounds. Explore more than 200 local vendors while enjoying live music, food trucks, and a variety of activities. Highlights include bounce houses, face painting, fine line tattoos, a caricature artist, chair massages, a braid bar, mini golf, piercings, a hat bar, a photo booth, a full bar, and permanent jewelry. Tickets are $5 plus taxes and fees, and parking is free. Vendor applications are available.

Arizona's Home For Wrestling presents an in-store meet and greet with Zilla Fatu at Wrestling Guy Store PHX. Autographs are $30 and selfies are $30. A combo with one autograph and one selfie is $50 and also includes a WGSPHX exclusive trading card. A $100 VIP package, limited to 20, provides two autographs, one professional photo op, one selfie, and a signed WGSPHX All Metal Signature Series trading card, listed as a $150 value. The All Metal Signature Series trading card is exclusive to VIP purchases. Packages are fixed and cannot be swapped or replaced. All sales are final unless the event is canceled. Updates will be shared on the organizer's social channels.

The Arizona Moon Festival returns for its second year at SaiGon Center, bringing families and communities together for an evening that celebrates Asian culture, traditions, and food. Admission is free for all ages, and 1,000 lanterns and goodie bags will be given to children. Festival highlights include a spectacular dragon dance and a Grand Parade of Cultures that showcases the diverse traditions of communities across Arizona. Live entertainment runs throughout the evening with traditional and cultural dance, modern dance, hip hop and K-pop, live singing, martial arts, a DJ, and more. Cosplay characters and photo booths add playful moments and photo opportunities for all ages. Young attendees can explore a dedicated Children’s Wonderland featuring bounce houses, giant slides, train rides, a petting zoo, face painting, carnival games, and other hands-on activities. A children’s contest invites participants in two age groups, 6 to 9 and 10 to 12, with trophies and cash prizes for winners, and every participant receives a prize. Food lovers can enjoy a Taste of Asia with a variety of street foods, specialty drinks, and sweet treats, along with merchandise and gift vendors.

The Rosetta Room hosts a stop on The Perfectly Unfamiliar Tour featuring In Her Own Words and Every Avenue, along with Felicity and Life On Standby. Tickets are $25 plus fees. This all-ages event includes bar service for guests with proper ID.

From 13th Floor Entertainment comes an all-ages show at The Nile Theater featuring Castle Rat, with Unto Others and Wraith Knight also on the bill.

Beth Hart appears with special guest Ty Taylor, delivering a performance fueled by raw emotion and complete devotion to every note. Her fearless presence pulls listeners close, and the same openness that drives her art recognizes the universal need for support when life wobbles. Behind that intensity is a creative process rooted in exploration. She writes for the sake of discovery rather than an end product, often turning to the piano to see what surfaces. Sometimes a song arrives, sometimes it does not, yet the practice itself offers comfort. That spirit shapes a night that feels both powerful and deeply personal.

Kick off the Halloween season at the 5th annual AZ Horror Fest, a three day celebration for all ages at DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix Mesa. Explore a show floor packed with artists and exhibitors, meet celebrity guests at autograph sessions, capture professional photo ops, enjoy a live DJ, and snap pictures at interactive stations including an Aliens themed cove. Special guests include an Aliens cast reunion with Michael Biehn, Jenette Goldstein, Mark Rolston, Ricco Ross, Daniel Kash, Cynthia Scott, and Carl Toop, plus Buffy the Vampire Slayer stars Amber Benson and Clare Kramer. The lineup also features Final Destination actors Amanda Detmer, April Telek, and Alex Zahara, Predator favorites Bill Duke and Richard Chaves, Face/Off star Dominque Swain, Flash Gordon himself Sam J Jones, and music artists Derek Riggs, Vinny Appice, and Burton C Bell. Weekend highlights include Killer Karaoke and an after hours mixer on Friday, a return of Killer Karaoke on Saturday alongside an adult costume contest judged by celebrity guests with cash prizes, and on Sunday an annual trick or treat event, a kids costume contest, and a special free meet and greet with Krypto the Super Dog. General and VIP tickets are available. Kids 12 and under are free with a paid adult. Single day admission is offered at $20 or $25 depending on the day, and a full weekend pass is $60 online only. Parking is free.

A celebration of rock and roll in a party setting. The focus is the music and a shared experience for fans of the genre.

The 2026-2027 season of Gilbert Cars & Coffee opens with a casual car show in Gilbert, AZ. Organized by Daniel Metcalf in collaboration with Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers, it offers a friendly setting for car enthusiasts to connect and enjoy the start of a new season.

An event featuring Jeff Dunham takes place at Gila River Hotels & Casinos Wild Horse Pass. Enjoy an in-person appearance at this venue.

Gather with AJPD and local neighbors over coffee for a friendly chat.

Sound Bites Music & Food Festival returns to Gilbert Regional Park with an evening of throwback tunes, craft drinks, and a wide range of Valley food trucks set against a desert sunset. The live music lineup features Wyves from Phoenix, Spin Doctors, and Blues Traveler. Every ticket includes a Happy Hour, with access to food trucks and bars throughout the event. Presented by Earnhardt Hyundai San Tan and Hunter Contracting Co.

BLDG-12 takes the stage at TC's Pub & Grub for a live rock show described as the best in live rock.

Warhammer Chandler presents the Magnificent Model Muster, a showcase of newly painted miniatures arranged as full armies, Kill Team squads, or Blood Bowl teams. Categories include Best Painted for overall army paint quality, Best Display for the presentation board, Best Team Up recognizing a two person collaboration, Best Young Gun for hobbyists aged 16 or younger, and Best Skirmish Army for compact forces such as Blood Bowl, Kill Team, or Necromunda gangs. Winners are selected by votes from visitors in the store that day.

BadJune performs at the Western Romp in Florence, Arizona, taking the stage at American Legion Post 9.

This family-friendly race welcomes participants of all ages and fitness levels, highlighting health, wellness, and community connection. Whether choosing to run for a cause or enjoy a walk with family and friends, every step contributes to something meaningful. It brings together employees, families, and neighbors in the spirit of hope, healing, and a healthier future. Event proceeds support Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center locations in Arizona.

BadJune is back at River Bottom Grill for another appearance, returning to a stage they have played before.

Experience an evening centered on connection, healing, and hope with renowned medium Travis Holp. Through evidential messages and audience readings, he shares comforting insights intended to reconnect attendees with loved ones in spirit and to highlight how those bonds remain close. Every presentation is unique, weaving validating moments with warmth and laughter. While readings are not guaranteed for everyone, the atmosphere is designed to leave guests feeling refreshed, more connected, and aware that love continues in a new way. A meet and greet add-on is available, offering a brief one-on-one moment with Travis that includes a photo and a chance to say hello, with no reading promised during this experience. Travis Holp is a medium, author, and spiritual guide, certified by the Forever Family Foundation. He has conducted thousands of readings across the globe and has been featured in Entertainment Tonight, Us Weekly, Cosmopolitan, Today.com, the Daily Mail, and People. He is the author of Are You There Spirit? It’s Me, Travis from Spiegel & Grau, and his live events blend spirit communication, humor, healing, and hope, affirming that connection is always within reach.

Designed for moms and their little ones, this program creates an easy way to spend quality time together while meeting other moms. It is not a preschool class or a childcare program. Activities are tailored for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, with options like arts and crafts, stations that develop gross and fine motor skills, flannel stories and story time, music, educational toys, and a snack. All the planning is handled so adults can focus on enjoying the experience with their children.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to Mesa Arts Center in Mesa, celebrating 25 years of the influential Speechless album. This concluding run expands to more cities and features the record performed from start to finish, including favorites like Dive, Be Still and Know, Fingerprints of God, and the title track that helped deliver seven number-one radio singles. The evening also includes additional hits and a few surprises. Doors open in stages for VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission, and the schedule is subject to change. Tickets are on sale. For the protection of buyers and participants, third-party ticket resales are not permitted on TPR event pages; purchase through the official ticketing outlet, as tickets from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates or assistance.

The Annual Breast Cancer Funkhana at Apache Junction Rodeo Grounds features four enjoyable activities designed to be completed on horseback, so no running is required. All proceeds benefit Impact One Breast Cancer Foundation. A donated saddle and headstall may be raffled to raise additional funds, with more details to come.

Returning with paranormal-themed experiences, this festival features AZ Ghost Tours alongside paranormal educators and practitioners, plus vendors, food, and activities. The lineup includes a family-friendly ghost tour and a paranormal investigation, with swag and snacks. Vendors interested in participating are invited to inquire about opportunities.

Dachtober Fest arrives in Chandler with a celebration centered on dachshunds, community, and support for local rescues. As the inaugural event from Bark & Luv, it features races for dachshunds, wheelie cart competitions for dogs with IVDD, rescue groups to meet, and opportunities for pet adoptions. Vendor booths and product demonstrations, special guests with K9 demonstrations, plus raffles, giveaways, and food round out the experience. A storewide discount of 20 percent is offered during the event, excluding food. The gathering welcomes families and their dachshunds while raising awareness for IVDD and the work of local rescue organizations.

The Florence Lions Club hosts Ghouls & Giggles Comedy Night, a third annual comedy fundraiser at Windmill Winery in Florence. Enjoy an evening of laughs and community spirit while all proceeds benefit youth programs in Florence.

Shanghai Ballet brings Giselle to life, honoring the romantic tradition of classical ballet. Its enduring tale of love, treachery, and forgiveness is told through polished technique and expressive storytelling. Celebrated for grace, clarity, and emotional power, the company offers an interpretation that reflects its place among the world’s leading ensembles.

The Dirty Yachtin’ Scoundrels bring an evening of smooth yacht rock to The Monastery Mesa. Set at Falcon Field Airport, this longtime hangout has welcomed locals and visitors since 2003. Pick up a drink, enjoy the laid-back atmosphere, and relax to a set filled with yacht rock favorites from the Dirty Yachtin’ Scoundrels.

The Smoke Show returns to Gilbert with a country and BBQ celebration featuring live sets from Treaty Oak Revival, 49 Winchester, Corey Kent, Gannon Fremin & CCREV, and Eddie & The Getaway. Expect a smokin’ day filled with Arizona's best BBQ, 101 curated whiskeys, craft beer, line dancing, and nonstop country hits.

The 3rd Annual Combs High School Trunk-or-Treat & Farmer’s Market brings an evening of Halloween fun for all ages to Combs High School. Families can stroll trunk to trunk for treats, shop with local vendors, explore farmers market selections, and get creative with arts and crafts. Building on a community favorite from last year, this edition is planned to be the biggest yet. Additional vendor announcements, activity highlights, and other event details will be shared as plans are finalized.

Arizona’s Home For Wrestling presents an in-store meet and greet with former WWE star and Wyatt Sicks member Joseph Sawyer, formerly known as Joe Gacy, at Wrestling Guy Store PHX. Autographs are $30, photo ops or selfies are $30, and a $50 combo includes one autograph, one selfie, and a WGSPHX exclusive trading card. A $100 VIP package is limited to 20 and includes one autograph, one pro photo op, one selfie, a signed WGSPHX Exclusive All Metal Signature Series trading card, and one official Joe Gacy WWE T-shirt in large size only, which can also be signed. Packages cannot be swapped or replaced, so a photo op cannot be exchanged for another signed item. There are no refunds unless the event is canceled.

Halloween does not have to end after a single night. This celebration will take place on multiple occasions, and costumes are encouraged. Wear a favorite look and enjoy the festive spirit.

BLDG-12 returns to River Bottom Grill for a night of top-tier live classic rock.

Identity Crisis brings a flexible show to TC's Pub & Grub, offering an intimate acoustic set indoors or the full band outside if the weather allows. The setting carries a relaxed backyard feel, and the beers are cold.

Guns Out, a classic rock cover band, brings a set of familiar favorites to VFW Post 7968. The performance highlights the classic rock sound audiences know well.

BadJune performs live at First Water Cocktail Bar for a night of music.

A casual meet-up where AJPD and neighbors connect over a cup of coffee and friendly conversation. It offers time to talk and strengthen community ties.

MERGE band returns to the lovely Windmill Winery with live music that sets the tone for a memorable night. Enjoy tasty food and drinks, then step onto the dance floor beneath the stars. The winery backdrop offers a warm setting where music, dancing, and good flavors come together.

Life Line Screening offers a package of five preventive health screenings at San Tan Heights Community Center, designed to help identify risks for stroke, cardiovascular disease, and other chronic conditions. The package includes a carotid artery ultrasound to check for plaque buildup that can lead to strokes, an abdominal aortic aneurysm ultrasound to look for an enlargement that could result in a ruptured aorta, a heart rhythm screening using a 6-lead EKG on the arms and legs to detect atrial fibrillation, and a peripheral arterial disease screening that evaluates circulation in the lower limbs and helps gauge cardiovascular risk. A free blood pressure screening for hypertension is also provided. Since 1993, Life Line Screening has delivered annual preventive screenings, and as the host it is extending a special offer on the screening package aimed at early detection.

Guns Out, a classic rock cover band, brings a high energy performance to the patio at The River Bottom Bar and Grill, featuring the hits you know. The lively setting invites plenty of dancing, with food and drinks available throughout the show.

Tickets are on sale for a powerhouse Queen experience led by vocalist Marc Martel, known around the world for his striking vocal likeness to Freddie Mercury. The show brings the Queen songbook to life with rich harmonies, soaring guitar lines, and the charged energy of one of rock’s most celebrated bands. Expect plenty of chances to sing along to favorites like “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “Another One Bites the Dust,” “We Will Rock You,” and more.

Arizona Athletic Grounds hosts a statewide amateur radio celebration that serves as the ARRL Arizona state convention. Attendees can explore vendor exhibits, hear informative presentations, and connect with fellow enthusiasts at what is promoted as the largest and longest running single day hamfest in Arizona. New this year, vendors have the option to load in ahead of the event.

A nationally recognized carriage driving show in the pleasure discipline will take place at Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre. The competition follows American Driving Society rules and is officiated by American Driving Society licensed officials. It is among the few nationally recognized driving shows west of the Mississippi. Additional details, entry forms, and premium information will be available on the Arizona Driving and Carriage Society website.

This one-day conference with Dr. Gary Chapman, author of the #1 New York Times bestseller The 5 Love Languages, is designed for couples at any stage of marriage. It centers on core relationship essentials, combining practical insight with humor. Participants receive guidance for replacing counterproductive habits and making intentional choices that lead to deeper connection and a happier, more fulfilling marriage.

Hosted by Covenant Hot Rod, the 11th annual Southwest Regional Car Show celebrates automotive craftsmanship and innovation. This edition moves to a larger home at Paseo del Oro, providing roughly twice the capacity of the previous venue so the showcase can continue to grow. More than a display of classic automobiles, it serves as a community gathering that brings together car enthusiasts, families, and local businesses. A portion of proceeds supports Soldier’s Best Friend, an organization that matches and trains service dogs for eligible military veterans living with post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injury. Pre-registration is open at $35 and includes a car shirt.

A light-filled Diwali celebration brings cultural connection and community together through lively performances, flavorful food, and activities suitable for families. The program includes classical and modern Indian dance and music, cultural exhibits, and a variety of dishes from local food trucks. Guests can browse distinctive vendors, engage in interactive stations, and enjoy participatory experiences that highlight the customs and traditions at the heart of Diwali. Welcoming to all ages and backgrounds, this gathering centers on light, hope, and unity.

Roosters Country celebrates its 12th annual outdoor anniversary bash with free admission and a lineup of live music. Performers include The Pompous Beggars, Tattoos and Tequila, Honeygirl, and Last Train to Juarez, with an additional indoor set from Horseshoes and Handgrenades. Food will be available from Doms Cart, and there will be promotions and swag giveaways.

AJ Tacos & Margs Fest arrives in Apache Junction at Flatiron Community Park, bringing together live music, Mexican-inspired food trucks, and festive drinks. Powerdrive performs live, margaritas and other adult beverages are available, and guests can browse unique merchandise vendors. VIP and general admission options are offered, and children 12 and under are admitted free.

The third East Valley Birth Expo offers an inspiring day focused on connection, education, and community, organized by local birthworkers. Families and professionals come together to explore a wide range of resources that support pregnancy, birth, and parenthood. Attendees can connect with hospitals, birth centers, doulas, midwives, and family photographers, as well as providers for prenatal and postpartum care, chiropractic services, pelvic floor therapy, mental health support, child development, and homeschooling, all in one place. It is an opportunity to build a birth team, expand knowledge, and meet others who share similar values for empowered family care. Throughout the day there will be drawings for multiple raffle baskets and other prizes, and a $750 grant will be awarded to support midwifery care or doula services. This celebration of community, collaboration, and conscious care speaks to expecting parents, caregivers, and those working in birth and family wellness.

Guns Out performs classic rock favorites at The Brickyard in Florence. Expect a lively atmosphere with cocktails and plenty of dancing throughout the night.

Meet other singles on the course with a nine-hole round and post-play cocktails at Lone Tree Golf Club. The experience includes 9 holes with a shared cart, warm-up balls with use of the practice facilities, and a shotgun start, followed by a reserved 19th Hole patio with dedicated service and access to a full bar. Attendance is intentionally limited to keep the atmosphere relaxed and welcoming so conversations and connections can happen naturally. After the round, participants gather at the designated 19th Hole space to unwind, mingle, and enjoy time together. Pricing is $119 for early bird and $129 for regular admission. Designed for singles who enjoy golf and want a comfortable, hosted way to meet like-minded people. Capacity is limited and may fill quickly. No refunds are offered, but a friend may attend in your place if you cannot make it.

Emmy Award-winning guitarist Benise, known around the world as “The Prince of Spanish Guitar,” presents an intimate candlelit concert that brings his music closer than ever. This rare, stripped-back evening reveals the heart of his larger productions as every melody and emotion takes center stage. Drawing on musical traditions from across the globe, he blends Spanish intensity with classical grace and contemporary favorites. The performance includes fresh interpretations of beloved works such as “Moonlight Sonata,” “Concierto de Aranjuez,” “Malagueña,” “Hotel California,” “Kashmir,” and “Thunderstruck.”

This festive party celebrates the sound, style, and spirit of rock and roll. It offers a friendly atmosphere for fans to revel in the music together.

At Gilbert Regional Park, the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition presents its annual Together in TEAL Run/Walk, a community event centered on a future where no one loses their life to ovarian cancer. It brings survivors, caregivers, families, and supporters together to raise awareness, support prevention, and advance the search for a cure. Participants can choose a free 5K walk or 1 mile walk, or register for the 5K run for $25. Registration is required. A custom medal will be unveiled soon, and the first 100 registered 5K runners to cross the finish line receive it. Awards will be presented on stage. The Together in TEAL series takes place in cities across the country, with a virtual option for those without a local event who wish to participate within their own communities. For questions or information about sponsoring or volunteering, contact NOCC Regional Manager Amy Cojanis at mountainregion@ovarian.org.

Opening day is here and it comes with a fun perk. Every purchase earns a raffle ticket for the chance to win a Thanksgiving turkey, a pie, or even both. A cheerful kickoff with a seasonal raffle built right in.

This Cirque Mechanics production leads audiences on a high-flying trip through the wonder, excitement, and nostalgia of the iconic amusement parks of 1980s America. The show features top-tier acrobatics, soaring aerial artistry, bold juggling, and clever human-powered mechanical creations that bring the park atmosphere to the stage. Blending the company’s hallmark storytelling with inventive engineering, it reimagines a classic theme park visit as a vivid live spectacle.

Outlander in Concert brings the world of the series to the stage with a live orchestra performing Bear McCreary’s Emmy-winning score as unforgettable moments from the show unfold on a cinema scale screen. Officially licensed by Sony Pictures Television, the production was created in collaboration with showrunner Matthew B. Roberts and composer Bear McCreary and is presented in collaboration with Starz. The program traces a path through love and loss, past and future, Scotland and beyond, honoring the saga’s heritage, its enduring characters, and the sweeping settings that captivated audiences around the globe. A symphonic tribute to a story carried by time, heart, and music.

Guns Out performs at VFW Post 7968 with a set of classic rock favorites. The show features well known songs that many listeners will recognize.

R&B singer Jeffrey Osborne brings the smooth voice behind 1980s favorites like “Stay With Me Tonight,” “Only Human,” and “On The Wings of Love.” His musical path began in 1970 as the drummer for the soul group L.T.D., then continued with a solo career that earned four GRAMMY nominations along with gold and platinum albums. He is recognized as a leading vocalist and lyricist in soul music.