Events in Sahuarita
Intro to Copper Brazing - In-Person Jewelry Class
This in-person jewelry class at Tucson Jewelry School introduces the basics of copper brazing as participants make a wire pendant that includes a stone. With guided instruction, attendees practice using copper brazing rods to join and form copper wire, shape a pendant design, and incorporate the stone. The session is designed to build confidence with torch techniques and offers another creative approach to working with copper, culminating in a handmade pendant completed from start to finish. All levels are welcome.
Tucson Jewelry SchoolYin & Nidra
Unwind with a 90 minute class that begins with gentle, sustained Yin Yoga postures, then transitions into a guided Yoga Nidra meditation for deep rest. The practice supports releasing tension, calming the mind, and inviting full-body relaxation. Suitable for all experience levels, offering a soothing way to close the day. Capacity is limited, and advance registration is recommended.
Silver Oracle Wellness & Yoga StudioICS Mobile Food Bank at Goodwill Thrift Store
A mobile food bank will provide free food for Pima County residents. Please bring identification for registration.
Open-Table Craft Hours
Open-table crafting at Poppin’ Off Pop Culture Gifts & More invites makers to spread out and focus on their projects. Attendees bring their own materials and works in progress, while the venue provides tables, chairs, and a friendly setting. Explore knitting, scrapbooks, jewelry pieces, painting, or any other craft you enjoy. Meet fellow creatives, exchange ideas, and find fresh inspiration. There is no cost to participate.
Poppin' Off Pop Culture Gifts & MoreHenna Night
Settle into a calm studio environment for an evening focused on fresh, handcrafted henna. Browse a thoughtfully selected set of flash designs suited for summertime, festivals, or simply treating yourself to beautiful body art. Only five appointments are available and advance online booking is required, since walk-ins cannot be accommodated. A nonrefundable $15 deposit reserves an appointment and is applied to the cost of the final design, with the remainder due at the time of service.
Silver Oracle Wellness & Yoga StudioPerforming @ Sonoran Grove Restaurant
Experience a weekly live performance at Sonoran Grove Restaurant, formerly Abrego Grill, at Torres Blancas Golf Club. Take in views of the golf course and nearby mountains while the performance takes place on the patio when weather allows, or moves to the dining room if conditions change. The schedule is flexible and may vary with the pace of diners.
Torres Blancas Golf ClubTriston Marez and more
Triston Marez brings his Saddles and Spurs Tour back to The Maverick with Bryce Mauldin. Tickets are on sale and available until sold out.
The Maverick🦈🍋 Something fintastic is swimming your way @ Poppin' Off 🍋🦈
Create a sunny lemon shark painting with Jay101 Paint Events at Poppin' Off Pop Culture Gifts & More. This step by step class welcomes first time painters and experienced artists, with guidance throughout and all materials supplied. The cost is $30 per person and includes painting supplies, a bottled water, and a small snack. Everyone leaves with a bright, citrus inspired lemon shark masterpiece to display at home or at the office. Seating is limited.
Poppin' Off Pop Culture Gifts & MoreUnderoath
This event is general admission and standing room only. Children under 6 are not allowed to attend. Ticket prices already include all fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges through The Rialto Theatre. A venue rule limiting bags is in effect at both the Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole. Allowed options are clear plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, or a small clutch around 5 inches by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags can be purchased at the box office.
191 TooleTai Chi For Wellness At The UnitedHealthcare Medicare Store
Enjoy a gentle tai chi session at the UnitedHealthcare Medicare Store designed to support overall wellness. Participants follow simple, low impact movements that can ease everyday aches, improve steadiness, and help reduce the chance of falls. The atmosphere is calm and unhurried to encourage relaxation and peace of mind. Beginners are welcome, and everyone can move at a comfortable pace. It is also an opportunity to meet others and take a positive step toward feeling better.
Simple Spoon Ring
Tucson Jewelry School offers a hands-on class where participants transform a simple spoon into a custom ring. With step-by-step instruction, attendees learn to trim, form, and fit the handle, make use of the utensil’s built-in design, and refine the piece into a comfortable, wearable ring. The session introduces upcycled jewelry techniques and culminates in a one-of-a-kind creation with a touch of vintage character.
Tucson Jewelry SchoolIndoor Gardening
Discover simple ways to build an indoor garden in a relaxed, beginner-friendly class. Learn how to grow fresh herbs and other calming greenery with guided steps and practical techniques that work even without a yard. Designed for apartments and smaller homes, or for anyone hoping to bring more nature indoors, this experience offers clear, easy-to-follow advice to help plants thrive. Connect with others, pick up new skills, and bring a touch of green into everyday life.
UnitedHealthcare Medicare StorePaint & Sip Party
This paint and sip experience for adults is presented by Bravissimo Art Center at The Catalyst Creative Collective in Tucson Mall. Expect a laid-back vibe with music while professional artists guide each step of the painting. Guests may bring their own beverages with valid ID. Admission is $35 per person. Spots can go quickly.
Catalyst Creative CollectiveThe Sabbath Below
Stepping away from their original material, The Wind Below will deliver a set of early 70s Sabbath tunes. Local Love Promotions brings Tucson Loves Ozzy 2026, an evening featuring local acts honoring Ozzy with tribute performances.
191 TooleGift Horse
Gift Horse touches down at Big Bad Wolf with a playful salute to lunar history. Expect spacey grooves, a raw live feel without studio gimmicks, and the kind of energy that could rocket the room skyward. Step toward the stage and settle in for a stellar, high-spirited show.
Big Bad WolfSnakes After Dark
Snakes After Dark turns Snakes & Lattes Tucson into a lively late night scene with engaging music, games led by a host, and prize giveaways. The experience blends a game-focused hangout with a social vibe, featuring cocktails, shots for $3, and a $2 discount on draft beer. Aimed especially at U of A students, it works well for date nights, outings with friends, or anyone seeking an alternative to the typical bar experience. The event takes place at the Tucson location, and an RSVP is requested.
Snakes & LattesWindow Garden - Paint and Sip
Enjoy a Window Garden paint and sip at San Ignacio Golf Club - Coyote Grill. Seating is limited, so advance ticket reservations are recommended.
San Ignacio Golf Club - Coyote GrillMini Golf Tournament
A mini golf tournament with a lively mix of food, fun, and entertainment, presented in support of local businesses.
Comida De BarrioWomen's Self-Defense 101
Learn practical self-defense skills in a supportive setting while building confidence and preparing for real-world situations. This women-focused class welcomes every experience level, and no martial arts background is required. Each session stands alone, so you can take one class or attend both. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is encouraged. Held at Silver Oracle in Green Valley, AZ. The cost is $35 per class.
Silver Oracle Wellness & Yoga StudioSouth40 Eddies Cocktails Party
South40 performs live at Eddie's Cocktails for a dance friendly party. The band sets the tone for a lively night with tunes made for moving.
Eddie's CocktailsMamma Coal's Sadie Hawkins Dance
Fresh off her sold out Dolly Hoot, Mamma Coal returns to La Rosa with a Sadie Hawkins themed country dance party. The night begins with a beginner friendly country swing lesson taught by Country Bandits instructors, then rolls into a live set from the Mamma Coal Band that blends country covers with original songs. Spotlight duets from guest vocalists salute beloved pairings like Dolly and Kenny, Kacey Musgraves and Carin Leon, Loretta and Conway, and Emmylou Harris and Don Williams. Line dancing is part of the plan, and later DJs Lokey and Jenny B keep the floor moving. Featured performers include the Mamma Coal Band with Grant Bloom and Miss Olivia, along with Sarah Tolar, Steff Koeppen, Hank Topless, JC Burgos, Gabe Rozzell, Erick Grillo, DJ Lokey and DJ Jenny B. Gold Circle seating is close to the stage, High Top Tables seat four, and the rest of the venue serves as a general admission dance floor. Mamma Coal is inviting her “Sadie Ladies” to bring a partner onto La Rosa’s XL stage for a showy dance moment with the band. Doors open earlier for Gold Circle, High Top Tables and the dance lesson, with general admission to follow. The dance lesson welcomes all levels, no partner needed, and is designed for beginners. Ages 16 and up are welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
La RosaBack-To-School Outreach
A community back-to-school outreach at Zion City - Santa Cruz Campus (South Campus) focuses on helping students start the year ready to learn by providing essential supplies and care. This free event serves families on a first-come, first-served basis. Parents and guardians of school-aged children and teens who are feeling the strain of back-to-school costs can receive assistance that may include backpacks filled with basics and clothing to help students feel prepared and confident. Community members who wish to support the effort can contribute to the supply drive by donating items such as notebooks, pens, backpacks, and related essentials. Donations can be made through an Amazon Wishlist or by dropping off supplies at the Zion City Care Center on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, or on Sundays at Zion City Campus locations. Volunteer opportunities are available to help distribute supplies and connect with families.
Zion City - Santa Cruz CampusSt Philip's Plaza Makers Market
This outdoor makers market at St. Philip’s Plaza unfolds among shaded pathways, flowing fountains, and a lush garden backdrop. Browse booths from Tucson creators offering handmade and original pieces that range from fine art, woodcraft, silversmithing, jewelry, and pottery to authentic Mexican and Native American merchandise, sparkling suncatchers, small-batch skincare, blooming plants and cactus, local raw desert honey, sourdough loaves and baked goods, fresh-pressed juices and smoothies, bright lemonades, natural pet food and treats, and distinctive handcrafted clothing and fashion. Settle into the cool grass with your pet, sip a cold brew made to order by Ren Coffeehouse, and enjoy live music from local artists as rows of canopies reveal creative finds at every turn. When the browsing winds down, nearby spots like Reforma Modern Mexican, Mezcal + Tequila, Union Public House, and Proof Artisanal Pizza & Pasta offer wide-ranging menus, margaritas, and seating either indoors with air conditioning or outside on a mist-cooled patio.
St. Philip's PlazaStronger Together
A day devoted to hope, healing, and connection, created to confront stigma around mental health and faith while affirming that loving Jesus and working with a therapist can go together. The event features main stage speakers, breakout sessions, and a Wellness Fair with local counselors, ministries, and support groups. It is designed to meet people wherever they are, whether navigating personal struggles, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking to learn. At its heart is a simple conviction... healing grows in community and no one should have to walk that road alone.
Pantano Christian ChurchJuly ROTM - run up Catalina highway
Set off from Gear Shifters for a ride up Mount Lemon. The route includes twisty sections with stops along the way, then heads to Summer Haven for lunch or back down to the base for tacos. Cooler temperatures are expected on top of the mountain before the return to the valley. Arrive with a full tank of gas, and perform a safety check on your scooter the night before to help prevent breakdowns or accidents. The route and start time may be adjusted for weather, including monsoon conditions or an excessive heat warning.
Gear Shifters AZLast Saturdays
Last Saturdays at Catalyst is a free community day welcoming all ages and abilities, centered on creativity, connection, and supporting one another. The open house atmosphere features hands-on art activations, community performances, and refreshments, with plenty of chances to explore the space and meet the Catalyst creatives. Highlights include Desert Dwellers en Español, an open studio and drop-in family art activity in Julie Bonner’s residency studio, where art inspired by Southwest animals and bilingual storytelling sets the tone. Guests can see works in progress for the Spanish edition of her Desert Dwellers Flash Cards and take part in creative projects suitable for every age. Also on the schedule are Debby Urken Arts with Creative “Microdose”, Tucson Toolbox showcasing its community tool library, and Bravissimo Art Center with art activities. Stay briefly or linger longer, make something, share something, or simply relax.
CATALYST Creative CollectiveSummertime
As part of The Loft Cinema’s Hollywood Classics, this presentation returns a Golden Age film to the big screen. David Lean’s 1955 Summertime was shot in Technicolor on location in Venice after the director stepped away from British soundstages. Katharine Hepburn, in an Academy Award nominated performance, portrays a lonely, middle-aged American from Akron who, after years of setting money aside, finally takes a holiday to Venice and finds her insecurities tested by an attraction to an Italian shopkeeper played by Rossano Brazzi. The story unfolds among the city’s waterways and public squares, capturing both the warmth of summer and the tenderness of a romance that may be brief. Lean regarded this as his favorite of his own films. The film is from the USA and runs 100 minutes. It is not rated.
The Loft CinemaEnd of Summer Bash
Enjoy a family-friendly, end-of-summer celebration with a tropical vibe. Treat yourself to Kona Ice, get creative with coloring sheets, and pick up stickers and other small goodies. A limited-time offer provides $500 off braces and includes a free consultation. Restrictions apply, and full details are available on the organizer’s website.
Rodeo Dental & Orthodontics of TucsonKids night
Kids Night features a family-friendly special where children eat free with the purchase of an adult entree. Kids can spin a wheel for a chance to win prizes and treats. Face painter Brissa will be there offering face painting throughout the event.
Native Grill & WingsSummer Nights at the J
Cool off at the Tucson J with a poolside summer gathering featuring live music, BBQ bites, and time to splash and play. Enjoy access to the pool and splash pad, try lawn games and mahjong, and catch live sets from local band Wayback Machine. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, including burgers, hot dogs, veggie burgers, and a cash bar with soda, beer, and wine. Open to all ages, families and friends can enjoy it together. Kids under 5 attend free. Part of a series happening on select Sundays during the season.
Tucson Jewish Community CenterSunday Breakfast Buffet
A breakfast buffet takes place on a Sunday, and no membership is required to attend.
Green Valley Elks Lodge 2592Tucson Terror & Oddities “Summerween Scream” Market
An indoor celebration of all things eerie and unusual fills this market, where more than forty creators and vendors bring oddities and alternative art to Tucson. Expect goth and horror themed goods, metaphysical items, true crime inspired pieces, jewelry and clothing, bone art, taxidermy and more. Beyond shopping, there are desserts, tarot readings, on-the-spot tattoos, food trucks, and drink specials. Attendees can enter complimentary raffles, pick up giveaways, and snap photos in a themed welcome tent. Admission and parking are free, and the event welcomes all ages.
RamadaMedicine Doll Workshop & Ceremony
A full-day Medicine Doll Workshop and Ceremony invites a ritual approach to doll-making through guided, intuitive, hands-on practice. Participants will create a personalized Medicine Doll using the ancient technique of needle felting with wool, cloth, and natural adornments. Each piece can carry personal story and intention and can honor ancestral connections, giving form to what seeks acknowledgment and care. The day is guided by Amanda Ma of The Creative Medicine Path. Beginners are welcome and materials are supplied. Aligned with the Buck Moon, a time associated with transformation, release, and renewal, this experience supports the emergence of a spiritual companion to accompany life transitions, reflect inner truth, honor ancestors or future selves, and hold prayers, intentions, and offerings. Hosted at Restoration Room Tucson, this gathering is open to 20 women and affirms all expressions of the feminine in a respectful, inclusive environment. Light snacks, tea, and lunch are provided, featuring a vegan soup or stew, a protein on the side, and a gluten-free grain. Participants are welcome to bring additional food to share. The cost is $135.
Restoration RoomSet Sail for a Creative Adventure
Take part in a guided paint session with Jay101 and create a Moana inspired artwork in celebration of National All or Nothing Day. All skill levels are welcome to dive into creativity and try something new. The cost is 30 dollars per person and includes all painting supplies, bottled water, and a small snack. This event is hosted at Poppin' Off Pop Culture Gifts & More. It is suitable for individuals, families, and groups, with a friendly setting to meet fellow creatives. Seating is limited.
Poppin' Off Pop Culture Gifts & MoreDinner meeting
Attendees gather in the reserved meeting room at Golden Corral, located in the northeast corner of the restaurant. Everyone purchases dinner upon entry and can enjoy the buffet before or during the meeting. Suggestions for a program or a movie are welcome, and RSVPs are requested through Meetup.
Golden Corral Buffet & Grill (4380 East 22Nd Street, Tucson, AZ)Speedquizzing Themed Trivia- Harry Potter Trivia
A Harry Potter trivia event challenges teams with questions drawn exclusively from the eight original films. Prizes go to the top three teams, and wearing a costume adds points to your team’s score. Willy’s Philly’s will be serving on the patio. After the trivia wraps up, a showing of the 2007 film Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix follows.
Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers - Mondo Mondays
Mondo Mondays leans into STAY OUT OF THE WOODS month, a summertime run of forest-set frights teeming with creatures, crazies, and other hazards among the trees, by spotlighting Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers. Years after the massacre at Camp Arawak, the scene shifts to Camp Rolling Hills, where cheerful counselor Angela, played by Pamela Springsteen, carries a deadly secret and starts cutting down the roster of troublemakers. Pranksters, creeps, and anyone with bad manners meet their match as the film mixes gleefully gory set pieces with dark comedy and cheeky nods to ‘80s horror icons Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger. Also featuring Renee Estevez, known from Intruder and Heathers. Directed by Michael A. Simpson. 1988, USA, 80 minutes. Rated R.
The Loft CinemaVoyager Texas Hold "em Poker Tournament
This microstake tournament features a $20 entry fee and a dedicated dealer. For questions or more information, call Ron at 520-585-2292.
The VoyagerICS Mobile Food Bank
Free food distribution is available through the Mobile Food Bank for residents of Pima County. Remember to bring identification so you can register.
City of South Tucson Housing Authority$5 Off Tuesdays | Per-Person Planetarium Discounts 🚀
Take advantage of a $5 per person discount on combo tickets at Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium, which include admission to the exhibits and one planetarium show. Explore two floors of interactive science displays, from Mysteries of the Cosmos: Life in the Universe and Undersea Discovery to Wild World of Bugs and Universe of Science, with additional galleries to discover. Settle into the dome for immersive astronomy and giant-screen science programs, featuring new shows like "3-2-1 Liftoff!" and "Dark Biosphere." Located on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson.
Flandrau Science Center and PlanetariumSome Like It Hot — A Summer Art Show
SAWG artists present Some Like It HOT, a lively summer exhibition that celebrates the season’s color, mood, and energy. The show features sunlit vistas, seaside escapes, vivid floral pieces, and reflections on summertime memories, all created in water-based media. It takes place at SAWG Gallery in The Plaza at Williams Centre, and admission is free.
SAWG GalleryDrilling Stones - In-Person Jewelry Class
Hands-on instruction at Tucson Jewelry School introduces the fundamentals of stone drilling. Learn to put a clean hole through a beach pebble, compare which rocks respond best to this technique, and talk through which drill bits pair with different materials along with safe, effective methods. With step-by-step guidance, practice the process and discover ways to incorporate holed stones into pendants, charms, earrings, and other jewelry designs. The session is designed to build confidence and provide a practical skill for future projects, and it is suitable for all experience levels.
Tucson Jewelry School🎨✨ Two Cats, One Magical Night @ Poppin' Off! ✨🐈🌌
Create a whimsical canvas at a Jay101 Paint Event that spotlights two cats beneath a swirling night sky, a playful nod to Van Gogh. Guided instruction supports beginners and experienced painters alike, and everyone leaves with artwork to display. Hosted at Poppin' Off Pop Culture Gifts & More, the experience is $30 per person and includes all supplies, one bottled water, and a small snack bag. It suits friends, date nights, and solo creatives looking for a relaxed, art-filled outing. Seating is limited.
Poppin' Off Pop Culture Gifts & MoreWednesday Night Unplugged: Season 3 Ladies Night
Wednesday Night Unplugged kicks off a new season at Big Bad Wolf with a focus on the ladies. Enjoy music and a lively atmosphere, plus specials featuring $1 wings, $4 whiskey, and $4 hard seltzers.
Big Bad Wolf Bar & GrillOpen-Table Craft Hours
Open-table craft hours at Poppin’ Off Pop Culture Gifts & More provide space to spread out and focus on your latest project. Bring your own supplies and materials, and make use of the available tables and chairs in a welcoming setting. Work on knitting, scrapbooking, jewelry making, painting, or any craft that inspires you. Connect with other makers, exchange ideas, and spark creativity. There is no cost to participate, just bring your creativity.
Poppin' Off Pop Culture Gifts & MoreCopper Tube Hinge Pendant
At Tucson Jewelry School, learn to craft a copper pendant that features a tube hinge for smooth movement. With step-by-step guidance, participants work through soldering, sawing with a jeweler’s saw, and cold connection techniques to assemble a kinetic piece with a handcrafted feel. Prior experience with a jeweler’s saw can help, but it is not required, since proper sawing methods are taught during the session. This project-focused class offers a practical way to explore motion in jewelry, strengthen core metalsmithing skills, and finish with a distinctive pendant that includes functional mechanics.
Tucson Jewelry SchoolKidz Expo & Back to School 2026
A free, family friendly expo marks the 15th anniversary of Kidz Expo with a comics and superheroes theme. Costumes are welcome. Visitors can pick up free school supplies while supplies last and enjoy a kids activity zone with games, crafts, and face painting. Schools and educational programs share information on site, and health resources and screenings are available. Giveaways, raffles, and live entertainment keep the energy high. With more than 7,000 attendees, it brings together fun and useful resources for the whole family.
Tucson Convention CenterThursday Summer Salsa Social
A lively salsa social with Salsón Dancers brings the Tucson community together for a lesson led by Gerardo and Lupita, followed by open dancing. DJs Mino and Chavez keep the music flowing while dancers practice new steps and enjoy the social atmosphere. Sisters Bar & Restaurant is open.
La RosaBasic Earrings - In-Person Jewelry Class
This in-person jewelry class at Tucson Jewelry School teaches the basics of making earrings with handmade wire elements. With step-by-step instruction, you will shape wire into headpins, earwires, and other small findings that are often purchased ready-made. The focus is on practical wireworking techniques that help you steer the style of your pieces and understand how custom findings can give finished designs a more personal, polished feel.
Tucson Jewelry SchoolMomentos
After-hours access to select galleries sets the tone for Momentos, a summer series at the Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block that celebrates how art can spark connection and meaningful conversations. The program features community partnerships and pop-up experiences, interactive gallery activities and conversations, a cash bar with beer and wine, and complimentary bar snacks. Vegan ice cream and treats from Nice Dreams are available for purchase. Admission includes Momentos, and TMA members receive free entry. Use code MOMENTOS for 20 percent off a new TMA membership. This season includes a collaboration with Yelp Tucson to engage the Yelp Elite Squad, a group of passionate locals who share reviews, photos, and adventures around Tucson and beyond. Presented as part of The Downtown Experience in partnership with Downtown Tucson Partnerships.
Tucson Museum of Art and Historic BlockFood Truck Fridays
Warm Arizona evenings set the scene for an outdoor pop-up food court at North Santa Cruz Park, where vendors serve fresh, hand-prepared meals. The lineup of food options changes from week to week, offering something different each time. Open to all ages.
North Santa Cruz ParkSan Carlos PIRATE THEMED (scuba/ snorkel)
A pirate-themed scuba and snorkel weekend in San Carlos centers on exploring the Sea of Cortez. Saturday includes three tanks, with participants dressing as pirates and using pirate names for extra fun on the water. A social gathering takes place a week beforehand so everyone on the boat can get acquainted, and solo divers can connect with a buddy. Evenings feature group dinners to relax together and celebrate the day. Photos and a short video will be created from the weekend to help capture the memories. Contact the shop to confirm attendance. San Carlos offers clear, calm water that showcases abundant marine life, including two artificial reefs, a sunken ferry, and several smaller wrecks, with new shipwrecks now part of the underwater attractions. The marina sits in a striking bay of turquoise water framed by mountains and is known as the largest natural port in Mexico. Fishing and diving are regarded among the best in the country, with comfortable temperatures and sunshine most of the year.
Summer Night Market
Held at the MSA Annex in the Mercado District, this monthly night market transforms the neighborhood with more than 80 additional vendors and food trucks, while shops and restaurants stay open late. Running May through September on the last Friday of each month, it offers an easygoing evening of browsing, dining, and time under the stars at a Tucson favorite.
MSA AnnexPaint & Sip Party
Enjoy a relaxed painting session at The Catalyst Creative Collective in Tucson Mall presented by Bravissimo Art Center. This adults-only experience features lively music and instruction from professional artists, helping participants learn real painting techniques while they create. It is a bring-your-own-beverage event with ID required. The price is $35 per person. Space is limited, and the atmosphere is social and creative.
CATALYST Creative CollectiveXception Rock'n Big Bad Wolf!
Xception, a professional dance cover band based in Tucson, performs at Big Bad Wolf with a mix of classic rock, country, R&B, blues, funk, and pop. The show focuses on dance-ready covers across these styles.
Big Bad WolfDowntown Experience Summer Event Series: Fire and Ice
Presented by the Presidio Museum with Brandylion Spirits, this Fire and Ice edition of the Downtown Experience Summer series encourages guests to wear something blue. Activities include docent-guided lantern tours of the museum grounds, archaeology and blacksmithing demonstrations, and interactive games and hands-on experiences. Storytelling features a tale about Charlie Parkhurst, billed as the greatest stagecoach whip of the West, along with a story titled Red Ghost in the Moonlight. Admission is $5 for ages 14 and over, free for ages 13 and under, and complimentary for museum members. An onsite bar hosted by Brandylion Spirits will offer a themed drink.
Tucson Presidio MuseumHappy Birthday, Jerry!
Honor Jerry Garcia’s legacy with a night of live music from Legion of Mario and Half a Mile from Tucson. Explore the Shakedown Street Vendor Village and enjoy immersive visuals on stage throughout the show. A $1 charity fee benefits Beads of Courage, which supports children coping with serious illness. The event is for ages 16 and up, and anyone younger than 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. This is a standing room event, with seating available only for High Top Tables for 4 and Stage View Seating ticket holders.
La RosaJerry's Birthday Party
This event honors Jerry Garcia’s 84th birthday with live performances that celebrate his music and legacy. The lineup features Legion of Mario and Half A Mile From Tucson, with special appearances by Evan Jones of Xtra Ticket and Zach Briefer of Gift Horse. Expect an immersive production with psychedelic projection mapping and the Shakedown Street vendor village. A $1 charity fee supports Beads of Courage, an organization that brings courage, hope, and joy to children facing serious illness.
La RosaFree Fire Show
Cirque Collective Fire Troupe brings a free fire flow performance to the Sky Bar patio. The show runs for 20 minutes and showcases live flame artistry. Gratuities are appreciated. Pair the experience with drink specials from the bar and a slice from Brooklyn Pizza next door. For questions or booking, contact cirquecollective@yahoo.com.
Sky BarSnakes After Dark
Snakes After Dark turns Snakes & Lattes Tucson into a lively late night hangout with music, hosted games, and prizes. The vibe blends game night with a social scene, featuring craft cocktails, $3 shots, and $2 off draft beer. It highlights UofA students and is a fit for date nights, outings with friends, or anyone seeking something a little different. The event takes place at the Tucson location, and attendees are encouraged to RSVP to reserve a spot.
Snakes & LattesOcean Breeze - Paint and Sip
Ocean Breeze is headed to San Ignacio Golf Club - Coyote Grill. Tickets are available and seating is limited, so planning ahead is a good idea.
San Ignacio Golf Club - Coyote GrillBeyond 30: Daytime Clubbing
Beyond 30 brings its daytime clubbing experience to Tucson at Hotel Congress, created for the over 30 crowd. Expect a soundtrack packed with iconic club anthems from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, mixed by resident DJs, with vibrant light shows setting the scene. The focus is on uplifting energy, familiar favorites, and a dance floor that blends nostalgia with fresh memories.
Hotel CongressBeyond 30: Over 30's Day Party
A daytime club event tailored for the over 30 crowd brings the hits of the 80s and 90s to Hotel Congress in Tucson. DJs will spin beloved club anthems alongside dynamic light shows, retro visuals, giveaways, and a nostalgic atmosphere in an adults-only setting without late nights. Tickets start at $15 plus Dice fees, the age policy is 25+, and groups celebrating stags, hens, birthdays or other special occasions can request a discount by emailing Bookings.int@Beyond30Events.com.
Club CongressAnnual Back to School Bash
South Tucson welcomes the 5th Annual Back to School Bash and Community Car Show, a much-anticipated gathering focused on uplifting local youth, honoring culture, and connecting families. What began as a small backpack handout has grown into a community tradition that brings businesses, organizations, car clubs, volunteers, and families together for a celebration centered on giving back. Children can receive complimentary backpacks and school supplies, and attendees can enjoy a showcase of custom cars, lowriders, trucks, and motorcycles. There will be music from a live DJ, entertainment, food vendors, and a community marketplace, along with raffles, giveaways, prizes, and a kid zone. Community resources and local organizations will be on site. The event is organized by Zonas Finest with support from sponsors, businesses, volunteers, and community members who invest in students. Donations of backpacks and school supplies are requested to help equip students and families in South Tucson and nearby communities. Participation is welcome from sponsors, vendors, community organizations, car clubs, volunteers, and donors. The organizer also plans to sponsor two additional back to school community events in Arizona and California, with more details to come. The focus remains clear, put youth first and strengthen the community.
TBDAn Evening of Fine Dining & Music
An elegant dinner concert unfolds in the historic surroundings of The Treasury 1929, pairing a thoughtfully crafted multi-course menu by chef Daniel Scordato with the artistry of renowned pianist Dr. Fanya Lin. Tickets cover a three-course fine dining experience, non-alcoholic beverages, and two live classical performances. Wine by the glass, beer, and craft cocktails may be purchased at the table, and full bottles are available through the app. The experience begins with seating and table service accompanied by an amuse-bouche, followed by the first performance. Dinner continues with a fresh salad, the entrée selected at checkout, and dessert, then a second performance brings the program to a close. Repertoire includes Gershwin’s Piano Concerto in F with movements Allegro, Adagio Andante con moto, and Allegro agitato, followed by an intermission, then Lu’s Dark Sky, selections from Villa-Lobos’s Ciclo Brasileiro featuring No. 2 Impressoes Seresteiras and No. 4 Dansa do Indio Branco, Brahms arranged by Busoni Chorale Prelude Op. 122 No. 10 Herzlich Tut Mich Verlangen, and Bach arranged by Busoni Chaconne in D minor. Tickets are available exclusively online with seat selection and advance menu choices completed at purchase. No tickets will be sold at the door.
The Treasury 1929Scrap Casting in Water
At Tucson Jewelry School, this hands-on jewelry class explores water casting and the surprising forms created when molten metal meets water. With step-by-step guidance, participants learn the fundamentals of the process and see how scrap metal can be transformed into new, organic components for jewelry. Each pour produces a unique piece with petal-like, lily-inspired or burst-flower shapes that can spark ideas for future designs. Students may bring their own silver scrap or purchase silver grain during class. It is an opportunity to experiment, reuse materials, and create distinctive castings that inspire the next project.
Tucson Jewelry SchoolMovie Night with Cats
Spend two hours in the cat lounge watching a movie alongside friendly cats. A complimentary drink and snack are included with lounge entry for this session. For details on which movie will be playing, contact the organizer.
Hunter's Kitten LoungeTrish Toledo
Trish Toledo brings a timeless blend of classic pop and soul shaped by an Ecuadorian and Guatemalan upbringing in Carson, California and early exposure to her father’s life as a musician. She grew up listening to music from earlier generations, began by singing cumbias and ballads, and ultimately found her strongest connection to classic pop and soul storytelling. After pausing her own pursuits to focus on motherhood as a teen, she returned to performing in 2017 with encouragement from her son and now chooses material that reflects her lived experiences. She often records songs straight through in a single take without studio edits, and her performances resonate with audiences from longtime fans of this era to younger listeners discovering it anew. This is an all-standing event, with seats included for High Top Tables for 4 and Stage View Seating tickets. Recommended for ages 16 and older, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
La RosaSt Philip's Plaza Makers Market
An open air makers market fills shaded sidewalks and winding pathways with the sound of flowing fountains and a lush garden backdrop. Browse rows of canopy-covered booths featuring imaginative creations, relax on the cool grass with a furry friend, and sip a cold brew coffee made just the way you like it from Ren Coffeehouse while live music from Tucson’s vibrant scene sets an easygoing mood. Expect a rich mix of handmade and locally crafted goods, including original artwork, woodcrafts, silversmithing and jewelry, clay pottery, authentic Mexican and Native American merchandise, sparkling suncatchers, luxurious skincare, blooming plants and cactus, 100% pure raw local desert honey, sourdough breads and other baked treats, fresh juices, smoothies and lemonades, all natural pet food and treats, and distinctive handmade clothing and fashion, with new finds around every corner. Nearby restaurants such as Reforma Modern Mexican. Mezcal + Tequila, Union Public House, and Proof Artisanal Pizza & Pasta offer abundant options for a relaxed meal or a chilled drink on a misted patio or in cool indoor comfort.
St. Philip's PlazaSonoran Sunset Earrings
At Tucson Jewelry School, this in-person workshop centers on crafting Sonoran Sunset Earrings from start to finish. Participants receive step-by-step guidance while learning to use a jeweler’s saw and disc cutter, apply design stamps and patina, and practice sweat soldering. You will cut, shape, texture, solder, and finish your pieces into a wearable design that reflects Southwestern color, form, and style. It is a chance to explore several metalsmithing techniques in one project, resulting in a unique pair of earrings with handmade character and desert-inspired flair.
Tucson Jewelry SchoolSorry, Wrong Number
Featured in Hollywood Classics, this 1948 film noir showcases Barbara Stanwyck in her fourth and final Oscar-nominated role as Leona Stevenson, a wealthy heiress confined to her bed who accidentally overhears a murder plot after placing a phone call. Unable to get help from the police and growing more desperate, she begins to suspect that she is the intended victim and that her husband, played by Burt Lancaster in one of his earliest screen appearances, may be involved... or perhaps something else is unfolding. Directed by Anatole Litvak and adapted from the celebrated 22-minute radio drama, the film steadily escalates the suspense over 89 minutes. Produced in the United States and not rated.
The Loft CinemaKids Night
Kids night offers complimentary meals for children with the purchase of an adult entree. Young guests can spin a wheel for prizes and treats, and face painter Brissa will be there to create colorful designs.
Native Grill & WingsOne Night of Queen
Gary Mullen & The Works bring One Night of Queen back with a new production that salutes Queen’s Magic Tour, the final run with Freddie Mercury that never reached the United States. The performance features precise costumes, staging, lighting, and a setlist crafted to reflect that historic tour.
Fox Tucson TheatreTMC Community Water Safety Day
Presented with the Tucson J and TMC in recognition of Drowning Impact Awareness Month, this community gathering focuses on family water safety. Families can connect with area water safety experts while enjoying swimming and splash pad time, bounce houses, water safety demonstrations, vendor booths, snacks available for purchase, and music from a DJ. The event is free and open to families, and advance registration is encouraged.
Tucson Jewish Community CenterAdaptive Allstars: August 2026
Adaptive Youth All-Stars offers a supportive recreational P.E. experience for children and teens with intellectual, physical, visual, or multiple disabilities. Held at La Villita Community Center, the class focuses on building fitness and overall wellness while developing skills that encourage lifelong participation in recreation. Participants ages 6 to 15 can explore activities such as soccer, basketball, kickball, fitness drills, and t-ball. Parents and guardians are asked to stay on-site for the entire session. This is a free program.
La Villita Community CenterTot Rec Room: August 2026
At Anamax Recreation Center, this toddler program blends active play, creative projects, and collaborative building in a welcoming, structured setting. Designed for children 12 months to 5 years, it supports early development, social skills, and gross motor growth through a variety of engaging activities. Sessions feature interactive story time to build early literacy, lively movement with music and rhythm, and self-paced discovery at rotating stations such as a ball pit, LEGO building areas, and sensory play. Young creators can also enjoy simple crafts like coloring and toddler-friendly art. An adult guardian is required to attend and actively participate with each child. The fee is $5 per day, and registration is available.
Anamax Recreation CenterPickleball Academy - Session 1
Spark an interest in pickleball with a beginner friendly class for children ages 7 to 11. Participants learn the basics in a supportive setting that emphasizes fun and fitness. Gentle drills and playful short games cover how to grip the paddle, make simple shots, and keep score, building confidence for new players. All equipment is provided so kids can focus on learning and enjoying time on the court.
La Villita Community CenterSahuarita Food Truck Roundup
This event features a lineup of vendors that includes DC Jumbie Latin Caribbean, Little Bear Lemonade, Gigi's Peruvian/Mexican Fusion, and XTq. Make the rounds between vendors and discover what each has on offer.
Sahuarita Lake ParkFamily Night at Tucson Marketplace
Family Night at Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers features a free kids meal with the purchase of an adult combo meal, along with raffles, giveaways, fun activities, and more.
Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers Tucson, AZ Marketplace BlvdPickleball Academy - Session 2
Kids ages 7 to 11 can discover pickleball in a welcoming introductory class centered on enjoyment and staying active. With easygoing practice drills and fun short games, participants learn how to grip the paddle, strike the ball, and keep score. The setting is calm and supportive so beginners can build skills and confidence at a comfortable pace. All gear is provided.
La Villita Community CenterShinedown: Dance, Kid, Dance Act II
Multi-platinum rock band Shinedown brings the Dance, Kid, Dance Act II Tour to the Tucson Convention Center, highlighting the boundary-pushing energy and candid themes that define their music. The group’s footprint includes 8.3 billion global streams, 24 chart-topping rock singles, 15 gold or platinum singles, gold or platinum status for every album, 10 million albums sold, and widespread media praise. One dollar from each ticket benefits City of Hope. Presales and VIP options are noted for Citi cardmembers, artist communities, Live Nation, Spotify, venue or radio partners, and KFMA.
Tucson Convention CenterSports 101: Basketball
Sports 101 at La Villita Community Center introduces ages 4 to 6 to movement and teamwork in a friendly, non-competitive environment where mistakes are part of learning. Activities rotate across multiple sports to keep kids engaged and avoid early specialization, building a broad toolbox of skills that supports everything from basketball and soccer to football, track, and more. The emphasis is on core motor skills, confidence, and play, so participants leave each session feeling capable and excited for their next league. Fee is $20.
La Villita Community CenterStronger Together: Seniors & Adaptive Fitness
This evening Session 1 class at La Villita Community Center offers adaptive, low impact fitness focused on building strength, improving endurance, and supporting overall health for people with disabilities or impairments. Participants learn exercises that work every major muscle group, with adaptable options so everyone can move safely and at a comfortable pace. Open to ages 16 to 99, it welcomes all abilities and fitness levels. This program is free.
La Villita Community CenterSports FUNdamentals: Basketball
Held at La Villita Community Center, this Sports FUNdamentals session introduces ages 2 to 3 to basketball through playful, clinic-style activities that emphasize movement. Children build coordination, physical confidence, and early social skills that set the stage for future team experiences and organized leagues. A participating adult is required to support and encourage their child. The fee is $20.
La Villita Community CenterStronger Together: Seniors & Adaptive Fitness
Stronger Together: Seniors & Adaptive Fitness offers a gentle, adaptive workout in a morning format at La Villita Community Center. Designed for impaired and disabled individuals, the class focuses on building strength, boosting endurance, and supporting overall wellness through low-impact movements. Participants practice exercises that work every major muscle group, with modifications provided so each person can move at a pace that feels right. Open to ages 16 to 99, this free session welcomes all abilities and fitness levels.
La Villita Community CenterPunchis Punchis Banda Rave
3BallMTY and Rayburger take the stage for a Banda rave at The Rialto Theatre in Tucson, Arizona. The event has been rescheduled, and tickets already purchased will be honored on the new date. The main floor is general admission standing, and the balcony offers reserved seating. Entry is limited to ages 18 and over, and a valid ID is required. Ticket prices include all fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges for currently scheduled shows. The venue has a clear bag policy that allows transparent plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags, or small clutches around 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags can be purchased at the box office.
The Rialto TheatreBaskets & Buddies: August 2026
At La Villita Community Center, Baskets & Buddies is an inclusive basketball program for ages 6 to 15 with special needs, including intellectual and developmental disabilities. Sessions focus on core skills like dribbling, passing, and shooting while building teamwork, sportsmanship, fitness, confidence, and social connections. Activities are adapted to each participant so everyone can take part comfortably. Coaches and staff offer consistent guidance and encouragement, helping every athlete progress and feel valued as part of a team. It is open to every skill level, and experience is not required. The fee is $10.
La Villita Community CenterGreen Valley Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic
Start the weekend on the fairways at the Green Valley Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic. The round gets underway with a shotgun start at the Country Club of Green Valley, and player check-in takes place prior to tee-off.
Country Club of Green ValleyKXCI's 13th Annual House Rockin' Blues Review Benefit Concert
El Casino Ballroom hosts the thirteenth edition of KXCI’s House Rockin’ Blues Review benefit concert, headlined by The Paladins with special guest, Arizona Blues Hall of Fame saxophonist Alex Flores. The rockabilly blues veterans, founded by guitarist Dave Gonzalez and bassist Thomas Yearsley, have released nine studio albums and three live recordings, earned a reputation for tireless touring and dynamic performances, last appeared at this venue in 2018, and helped launch KXCI’s House Rockin’ series here in the 1980s. The Xcelerators, featuring Ken Saydak, open the show with a blend they describe as gritty and sophisticated blues, shaped by decades of experience across genres. The evening is hosted by Marty Kool of KXCI’s Blues Review, and food from The Parish will be available for purchase. Tickets are $25 in advance for KXCI members and $30 for the general public, or $35 at the door. A limited number of reserved individual seats is available for $75, and reserved high-top tables for four are $320. Proceeds support KXCI’s mission to connect Tucson and Southern Arizona with educational, informative, and creative community programming.
El Casino Ballroom15TH ANNUAL BREEZE IN THE TREES
Take part in a summer run through pecan orchards as part of the Orchard Series, when the trees are fully leafed and the nuts have reached their full size. The course offers uncommon access to the farm and a scenic route among the groves. Participants who register by the stated deadline receive a free 50/50 blend T-shirt, with availability and sizing limited afterward. After crossing the line, enjoy a pancake breakfast topped with Green Valley Pecans provided by the Green Valley Firefighters Association, plus coffee, water, and snacks. This USATF sanctioned event features chip timing. Awards recognize the top three finishers in each age division, spanning kids and teens and each decade from 20+ through 80+, and the first 300 finishers receive a keepsake medal. Masters and overall winners earn Running Shop gift certificates valued at 100, 60, 50, and 30 dollars. Entry is 40 dollars, increasing to 45 dollars.
Green Valley Pecan CompanyPark Pals: Move & Groove
Park Pals: Move & Groove at Anamax Splashpad brings families together for an upbeat mix of movement, music, and play. Each session begins with a themed fitness or activity segment created for kids and families, followed by time to explore, play games, and cool off in the splash area. The program rotates among community parks and splash pads each month, fostering connections through dancing, stretching, and water fun. It is free and open to all ages, with registration required.
Anamax ParkSahuarita Sunset Market Fall Series
Experience the Sahuarita Sunset Market Fall Series at Sahuarita Lake Park with complimentary performances by local musicians, delicious choices from food vendors, and a marketplace highlighting locally made and homegrown goods. Browse for unique finds, support small businesses, and relax by the water while the music plays. Guests may bring their own beverages, with hard liquor not permitted. Admission is free and welcoming to all ages.
Sahuarita Lake ParkCANTARITO N' SIP
Unwind with a hands-on creative session at Cantarito N' Sip. Paint and personalize your own cantarito as music plays and drinks set the mood in a lively, positive atmosphere. It is a welcoming chance to relax, connect, and leave with something you created. Please note that glass bottles and hard liquor are not permitted.
La Villita Community CenterIce Cream Social
Hosted by Cub Scout Pack 357, this family-friendly Ice Cream Social invites kids to build their own sundaes, connect with Scout leaders, and learn about the adventures offered in Cub Scouting. The event is geared toward boys and girls in grades K through 5 and their families. For questions, contact Cub Master Mr. Mark at mgoug5879@gmail.com.
American Legion Madera Post 131Green Valley Summer Chorus 2026 Concerts--"Sounds of America: A Celebration of 250 Years"
Green Valley Summer Chorus presents its 2026 concert program, Sounds of America: A Celebration of 250 Years, at Lutheran Church of the Risen Savior. The chorus performs under the direction of Larry Sill with accompanist Jacob Walters. Tickets are available online.
Lutheran Church of the Risen SaviorTucson Comic-Con
Tucson Comic-Con offers a presale general admission weekend pass for $65 plus tax and fees. Single-day tickets are available as well, at $30 for Friday, $45 for Saturday, and $30 for Sunday, all subject to tax and fees. New, children 12 and under are now free, with a limit of two per adult ticket.
Sahuarita Sunset Market Fall Series
Sahuarita Lake Park becomes a lively lakeside marketplace with local musicians performing at no cost, a variety of food options, and vendors highlighting homegrown goods. Browse unique finds, relax by the water, and support small businesses while enjoying the music. Admission is free and the event welcomes all ages. Guests may bring their own beverages, except hard liquor.
Sahuarita Lake ParkTrivia N' Family
This relaxed, family friendly trivia night features questions across pop culture, history, music, and other categories. The atmosphere is full of laughs with easygoing competition, and there are chances to win prizes along the way. It suits families and anyone who likes testing their knowledge together.
Fall Prevention and Awareness Day
Learn ways to reduce the risk of falls at this awareness event featuring presentations from industry experts spread across the day. A light lunch will be provided.
Trivia 'N Sip
Participants can test their trivia skills while enjoying a drink. Play solo or team up for a relaxed night of questions spanning pop culture, history, music, and more. Expect a lighthearted atmosphere with friendly competition, plenty of laughs, and chances to win prizes along the way. This event suits anyone who enjoys fun facts. Please note that glass bottles are not allowed and hard liquor is not permitted.
Pixies @ Rialto Theatre
The show at The Rialto Theatre features a general admission standing floor with reserved seating available in the balcony. Attendees younger than 6 are not permitted. Ticket prices already include fees and all purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges for performances that remain on the schedule. The Rialto Theatre Foundation enforces a clear bag policy at this venue and at 191 Toole. Acceptable bags include transparent plastic or vinyl up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutches around 5 by 7 inches, and all bags will be inspected at entry. Clear bags can be purchased at the box office. Ticket options include a Spotify presale followed by a general public onsale.
The Rialto Theatre/Tucson, ArizonaTribal Seeds - Heavy Vibes Tour 2026 @ Rialto Theatre
Tribal Seeds brings the Heavy Vibes Tour 2026 to the Rialto Theatre in Tucson. The floor is general admission standing and the balcony offers reserved seating. Guests should note that children under six are not allowed. Ticket prices already include fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges for scheduled shows. The venue enforces a clear bag policy that limits bag sizes and types. Acceptable options include transparent plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, a clear one gallon freezer bag, or a small clutch around 5 by 7 inches. Bags are subject to inspection at entry, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.
The Rialto Theatre/Tucson, ArizonaThe Wallflowers @ Rialto Theatre
This show at The Rialto Theatre uses reserved seating. Guests younger than 6 are not admitted. Ticket prices already include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges for scheduled performances. The Rialto Theatre Foundation has a clear bag policy in effect at both Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, which limits the size and type of bags brought inside. Acceptable options are transparent plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutch purses around 5 by 7 inches. Bag checks may occur at the entrance, and clear bags can be purchased at the box office. Tickets are made available through a general public sale as well as artist and promoter presales.
The Rialto Theatre/Tucson, ArizonaSahuarita Sunset Market Fall Series
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.
Sahuarita Lake Park🏌️ 29th Annual Santa Cruz County REALTOR® Charity Golf Tournament
The 29th annual charity golf tournament from the Santa Cruz County Chapter of WeSERV takes place at Canoa Ranch Golf Resort. This four-person scramble blends friendly competition with community support to benefit the Real Wishes Foundation. Registration includes green fees, a golf cart, and lunch. Highlights on the course include Longest Drive, Closest to the Pin, and Hole-in-One contests, plus team awards and raffle prizes. Suitable for seasoned players and those who simply want to support the community, it offers a lively day on the fairways with plenty of ways to give back.
L7: The Last Hurrah Tour 2026
L7 brings The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 to the stage in a standing-room-only format. Seating is included only with High Top Tables for four and Stage View Seating ticket options. The event is open to ages 16 and up, and those under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Angel Parking, when available, can be added during ticket checkout as an optional add-on.