Family events in Sahuarita, AZ

Young players ages 7 to 11 can discover pickleball in a beginner friendly class centered on fun and fitness. Coaches lead simple drills and short, playful matches to teach paddle grip, basic shots, and keeping score. The relaxed setting helps first timers feel comfortable and build confidence at an easy pace, and all equipment is provided.

St Philip's Plaza Makers Market celebrates Tucson creativity with a long-running, award-winning marketplace featuring artists, makers, and food businesses. Stroll through rows of shaded tents beneath sycamore trees and tropical landscaping while discovering handcrafted work across many media, including woodwork, silversmithing and jewelry, pottery, seasonal candles, authentic Mexican and Native American goods, sparkling suncatchers and playful yard art, lush plants and cacti for home and garden, and small-batch soaps and soothing skincare. Live music from local performers spans multiple genres, adding a vibrant soundtrack to the shopping experience. After browsing, nearby restaurants offer brunch, bottomless mimosas, and extensive menus, with options such as Reforma Modern Mexican, Union Public House, and Proof Artisanal Pizza & Pasta. The market is wrapping up its summer run and preparing for a new fall and winter season, and it continues to welcome artists, makers, and food businesses interested in taking part.

Explore the basics of 3D printing at a casual drop-in program that teaches how to build your own digital model with the Tinkercad platform. It is beginner friendly and also a good fit for anyone eager to try a new creative tool, with plenty of hands-on time to blend imagination and technology. Sessions are facilitated by Teen Volunteers alongside members of the Teen Advisory Board. There is no cost to participate, all materials are supplied, and people with any level of experience can take part. Imagine, design, and bring a project to life.

Step back to the roots of modern Tucson on a guided walk that follows the footprint of the original Presidio San Agustin del Tucson, an 11 acre Spanish fort now hidden beneath downtown. Along the way, view historic and cultural murals while learning about the imagery and the artists who created them. See the historic Pima County Courthouse, constructed over a portion of the former Presidio wall, then continue through Presidio Plaza to appreciate several pieces of public art. As the route returns, pass some of the earliest Territorial period homes in the El Presidio Historic District. The walk begins and ends at Brandylion Spirits and Tea House, next door to the Tucson Presidio Museum. Afterward, participants may choose to celebrate the experience with a drink at Brandylion. Cancellations made at least 24 hours before the tour are refundable minus a small transaction fee, while those submitted within 24 hours are not refundable.

Musical theatre fans, shower singers, and showtune enthusiasts step into the spotlight at a high energy celebration of Broadway. Singalong Broadway transforms a themed party into an audience driven singalong of popular songs, putting the crowd center stage. Whether brand new to musicals or a seasoned devotee, people of any age and any level of experience can belt out showstopping favorites from beloved Broadway productions.

Wee Sing returns with a welcoming choir experience for young children. Open to children in Pre-K through 2nd grade, it offers weekly Sunday rehearsals in the choir room where participants lift their voices together, nurturing creativity and a sense of community through song.

Enjoy a family-friendly evening where kids eat free with the purchase of an adult entree. Children can spin the wheel to win prizes and treats, and face painter Brissa will be there creating colorful designs.