Events in Scottsdale, AZ

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A weekly session at Sunrise Mountain Branch Library features music, storytelling, and craft activities with the quirky and well loved Madame Patchouli. Recommended for children ages 3 to 5. Tickets are distributed the morning of the program in the order of arrival. The Peoria Public Library also offers additional programs and events for families.

Scottsdale Water Conservation staff present a class at Via Linda Senior Center that explains Scottsdale’s rebates for residents and HOAs. Learn practical ways to save water and earn money through these rebates. Space is limited, so registration is recommended to reserve a spot.

Create a Greased Lightning jelly roll table runner that works beautifully with a wide range of color combinations, whether you choose fall palettes, holiday themes, or hues that coordinate with your space. The pattern is by Tiger Lily Press, and attendees should bring their own copy of the pattern, fabric, a personal sewing machine, and coordinating thread. Registration is available on the store’s website calendar.

This event features hands-on projects for young participants, with options like a craft, an activity, or a science project tailored to kids and teens. In addition, dinner specials served family style help keep the meal affordable for everyone at the table.

Chrysalis is convening an evening for those who believe in survivors, in transforming lives, and in the power of community. The focus is on what Phoenix can accomplish when survivor families are recognized as the strongest people in the room. Save the date for an evening centered on recognition, support, and collective action.

At Dirtwater Springs, families can settle in for an interactive, kid-focused three-course dinner with drinks included, where three eerie Goosebumps tales are performed with theatrical flair. Between courses, kids can dive into playful science experiments and puzzle challenges inspired by Goosebumps, and everyone heads home with a Halloween goodie bag.

Enjoy a weekly casual play session for the One Piece Card Game. Beginners are welcome, and walk-ins are encouraged.

A pregnancy-focused yoga session offered by Mama Moves Co for expectant participants.

Elevate your basketball skills with a focused training class at Rio Vista Recreation Center in Peoria, AZ. Designed for players looking to move beyond casual leagues, the session develops ball handling control, shooting technique, footwork fundamentals, and on-court decision making. Participants build confidence and sharpen the abilities needed to pursue school or club team opportunities.

McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park becomes a family-friendly Halloween destination for the annual Spook-Track-Ula. The Paradise & Pacific Railroad takes center stage with a ride through a haunted setting filled with gentle chills and unexpected sights, keeping the excitement high while staying approachable for younger children. Once the train returns, the festivities continue with carousel rides, a story-focused train experience, a haunted walk-through, and other seasonal activities that make this a fall tradition for families. Atmosphere-building effects include lighting, fog, haze, and sound, and themed displays may feature spiders, ghosts, clowns, scarecrows, witches, aliens, and similar characters.

This $40 paint party at Sozo Healing House centers on creating a cat or cow dressed in a witch costume. If those subjects are not your style, you may choose a different design and share your pick with the host ahead of time. A pre-outlined 8x10 canvas, all supplies, paint, and step-by-step instruction are provided. Reservations with payment are required, and RSVPs on the event page do not secure a spot. A door prize drawing will be held.

VOILÁ brings Moonbloom to The Nile Theater with support from Weathers and Ella Red, presented by Psyko Steve Presents. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets are $34 plus fees when purchased in advance, increasing to $37 plus fees on the day of the show.

A one-night-only Día de los Muertos dinner, inspired by El Sol Dorado, the golden sun, celebrates tradition and remembrance. The evening honors loved ones through flavors, ingredients, and rituals that connect generations. Marigold’s golden tones, the glow of fire, and ancestral staples such as golden corn, achiote, piloncillo, and saffron guide a carefully composed multi-course menu. Thoughtfully paired beverages and vibrant dishes showcase culinary artistry while bringing the warmth, color, and enduring spirit of El Sol to the table. This experience offers a moment to reflect on the past and the traditions carried forward in every shared meal. $119++ per guest. Seating is limited, and advance reservations are highly encouraged.

Play bingo with chances to win prizes and raffle items. A small number of spots are still open. The event pairs fun with a spirit of giving, and participants can play and win while giving.

Enjoy live music in downtown Phoenix as Jourdan Rolland takes the rooftop bar at Denū Hotel & Spa. The Arizona-based multi-instrumentalist blends guitar with kick drum, tambourine, and harmonica, weaving through country, rock, pop, reggae, and his own originals. The performance is upbeat and family friendly, with easygoing interaction between songs that keeps the crowd engaged. The venue offers a downtown lifestyle setting with a desert-inspired design, a rooftop terrace, and a spa for a distinctive backdrop.

The Concerts in the Park series brings local talent to the lawn beneath the Gilbert Water Tower with a free performance by Carly Klein. Parking is free and outside food is allowed. Guests can pick up a meal from restaurants in the Heritage District and settle in on the grass to enjoy the live music.

Settle into a soothing sound bath that weaves Yoga Nidra with sound healing for deep restoration at Shanti Sound. This session welcomes anyone navigating chronic conditions, anxiety, depression, pain, insomnia, ongoing stress or hypervigilance, panic, the weight of past trauma, the pressures of work and parenting, career uncertainty, or a desire to grow spiritually. Gentle practices support the release of long-held tension, help balance the nervous system and hormones, and soothe the brain’s fight or flight response while creating space to process and let go of buried emotions. Participants are guided toward a felt sense of true nature and unconditional acceptance, often leaving recentered with clarity and purpose for daily life. Mats, blankets, bolsters, and eye masks are provided. Bringing a pillow from home is recommended, and please bring water. Plan to arrive a little early to get settled. Cost is $29. Facilitated by Sarah Spearin, who creates supportive, healing spaces and also offers private or partner sessions, private events, space clearing, and company wellness experiences.

Enjoy a free, annual Halloween dance party for the Peoria and Sun City community. Mingle with new friends, cheer for performers, and take in partner routines and group formations that range from funny to spooky to emotional. The setting is family friendly, costumes are welcome but not required, and refreshments will be available. A trick or treat station invites kids and the young at heart. Those who would like to perform a spotlight can arrange a free trial lesson with a teacher in advance, with tuition required to participate.

Since 2008, TUSK has carried the music, magic, and spirit of Fleetwood Mac to audiences nationwide. Their shows highlight skilled musicianship, faithful vocals, and careful attention to detail, yet what truly distinguishes them is something less tangible. The five founding members share a bond that spans more than four decades, having grown up together and spending years performing in original bands, jam groups, and songwriter circles. That shared history creates an instinctive connection onstage that audiences can feel, bringing these songs vividly to life at every performance. More than a tribute act, TUSK operates like a family, turning each concert into a celebration of Fleetwood Mac’s catalog.

Helmets are required for this night ride, and riders without one will not be allowed to participate. Riders meet at Rio Vista and cover roughly 10 to 18 miles after dark. Any kind of bike is welcome, including fixies, mountain bikes, eBikes, gravel, and road. Bring a front and rear light, and carry plenty of water. Stops will be made as needed, but hydration is essential, especially in Arizona. If you RSVP and later cannot attend, please uncheck your RSVP so a ride leader is not left waiting or riding alone.

This complimentary weekly, two-hour session integrates dance, yoga, and Tai Chi with moments of spiritual connection. It is intended to relieve stress, kindle joy, and support a renewed sense of inner light. Presented by Anahita International. For questions, contact Maryam at 480-323-6523.

Butler’s hosts a special Drag Bingo night with Barbra Seville centered on costumes. Wear a favorite look, enjoy drink specials, and play bingo with prizes in each round. At the end of the night, Barbra will select one standout costume for a special prize.

The Hardboiled Discussion Group focuses on Horace McCoy’s slyly funny novel about aspiring actors Ralph Carston and Mona Matthews as they struggle to find success in Hollywood. Their fortunes shift after Mona’s courtroom outburst brings them notoriety and new social connections, while Ralph becomes involved with a wealthy widow and Mona faces romantic troubles and a union-related blacklist. The novel offers a hardboiled portrait of Hollywood in the 1930s.

Enjoy a spooky paint night inspired by Vampira, with step-by-step guidance from instructors. No painting experience is needed, and the welcoming atmosphere is suited to both first-time painters and seasoned creatives. For an additional $25, you can make a custom-scented soy candle before painting; it will cure during class, and you can take home both your candle and painting. A full bar offers beer, wine, and soda, and guests may bring food or snacks.

Doja Cat brings the Tour Ma Vie World Tour to Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, AZ. Each guest must have a valid ticket to enter. The venue does not accept cash, and payment can be made with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover. If you plan to use cash, convert it to a prepaid Mastercard at the cash-to-card kiosks located by the Ticket Office or near Section 218. An event ticket also includes complimentary Valley Metro Light Rail service before the show and through the end of the transit day. For secure, contactless entry, tickets are mobile only and delivered electronically, and there is no will call. Manage tickets through the Ticketmaster app or the Suns-Mercury-Arena app.

A bestselling novel finds fresh life onstage in a spectacle-rich new musical praised by Time Out New York and selected as a Critic's Pick by The New York Times. The story follows a young man who, reeling from loss, jumps aboard a moving train and lands with a traveling circus where he discovers belonging, unexpected love, and a chance to begin again. Framed through the reflections of his older self, this journey highlights second chances and the families we create. The production is directed by Tony Award nominee Jessica Stone, features a book by three-time Tony nominee Rick Elice adapted from Sara Gruen's novel, and showcases a rousing score by PigPen Theatre Co.

Mark and Maggie O’Connor bring a program that traces 250 years of the American violin, connecting early tunes from the time of Washington and Jefferson with today’s blend of bluegrass, jazz, and classical styles. Mark O’Connor, a winner of multiple Grammy and CMA awards, bridges tradition and innovation as a performer and composer. His pieces, including Appalachia Waltz and the theme for PBS’s Liberty!, capture a nation in motion, and his appearances in Ken Burns films, at the Grand Ole Opry and Carnegie Hall, and at the 1996 Olympics have carried American music to audiences on six continents. Performing with fellow Grammy winner Maggie O’Connor, this concert pays tribute to the country’s founding ideals and highlights the enduring beauty of the violin’s American voice. Presented at Mesa Arts Center.

Celebrate Halloween on the dance floor at a themed party filled with festive music and costumes. Guests are encouraged to wear Halloween attire and enjoy plenty of dancing to spooky favorites. This is a ticketed event, and additional details are available by phone from the studio.

Learn country waltz with Mona Brandt at DanceWise. The focus is waltz throughout August, and instruction is led by a six-time Country Dance World Champion. Admission is $15 per person, or $50 for a four-week series.

Bachata Thursdays in Phoenix provides a guided social dance program for newcomers and intermediate dancers who want to build confidence, ease, and connection on the floor. Instruction spans beginner fundamentals and intermediate technique with attention to control, smooth transitions, musicality, and practical lead and follow skills for real social dancing. A partner is not needed, and drop-ins are accepted. Pricing is 15 dollars per hour or 25 dollars for two hours. New participants are welcome. También es una buena opción para quienes buscan clases de bachata en Phoenix, incluidos principiantes, con enfoque en el social y en aprender de manera cómoda y natural.

At Orpheum Theatre - Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ, Jim Henson’s Labyrinth is reimagined as a concert-film experience celebrating the movie’s 40th anniversary. The film unfolds on a high-definition screen while a live band performs the entire score in sync with David Bowie’s vocals, spotlighting favorites like Magic Dance and the sweeping music by Bowie and Trevor Jones. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes, sing along, and cheer for Jareth, Sarah, and the fantastical creations from Jim Henson’s Creature Shop as the adventure comes alive. Fresh off a worldwide trek that reached close to 100 cities, this North American run blends fantasy, music, and nostalgia in a new way. Prices increase on the day of the show. A limited VIP package is available to holders of Price Level 1 or 2 tickets at $59.50 and includes early entry plus exclusive keepsakes such as a show poster, a VIP laminate, and a Labyrinth 40th Anniversary tote bag.

Thursday nights at Boondock's in Tempe feature karaoke hosted by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Dinner and drinks are available, creating a lively setting for an evening of singing.

Natalie’s Bar & Grill presents karaoke hosted by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Food and beverages are available to enjoy during the entertainment.

A weekly community meetup from YCC created to start the day with purpose, clarity, and connection. New participants are welcomed first so everyone feels included. Lori then leads a brief guided meditation with a fresh theme aligned to the week, setting a calm, centered tone for conversation. Each session features a guest speaker sharing insights from their field, including topics like energy work, intuitive development, astrology, wellness, and metaphysical tools. Time is set aside for announcements, questions, and dialogue about upcoming YCC activities so everyone stays informed. The gathering wraps up with a short distance Reiki segment for anyone seeking support, healing energy, or grounding. Lorraine, who owns YCC, provides coffee and light refreshments to keep the atmosphere relaxed. Cost is $5.

Strengthen your table reading skills in a Defensive Play workshop that explains how to use the Charleston to gather early information, interpret exposures, choose safer discards, and decide when to shift from offense to defense. It is well suited for players who want to raise their level of play. Registration is through The Holland Center.

Adults can unwind at the Peoria Main Library with a calm morning of coloring and coffee, a simple way to relax and meet new people. All supplies are provided.

Amateur radio enthusiasts meet for a casual lunch at the Superstition Springs Center food court in Mesa, usually near the carousel. There are many food options to choose from and plenty of conversation with fellow hams. For coordination, use talk-in on 146.500 MHz simplex or Usery 1 at 447.650 (186.2). All are welcome.

Created for toddlers ages 12 to 36 months and their families, Red welcomes little ones into a participatory dance experience guided by their curiosity. Born from collaborative research sessions with very young children, it captures the bigness of toddlerhood through joy-filled disorder and energetic, physical play. Performers and attendees dance side by side, shaping the experience together to create a vivid shared world inspired by the color red.

Explore Pilates with a complimentary half hour introductory session at Club Pilates Norterra. The class features a gentle, low impact routine that works the whole body and is designed to help build strength, increase energy, and boost confidence. It is open to beginners, and friends are welcome to take part. No prior experience is required.

Brownedog brings a high-energy rock set to the 9th hole, turning it into a lively music spot.

Immerse in a three-day retreat devoted to rhythm, ceremony, and sound-based practices that support facilitator growth. Taking place at the Franciscan Renewal Center in Paradise Valley, this gathering weaves drumming, singing, dancing, sound medicine, and sacred communication with a hands-on drum building experience. Participants explore community-centered leadership while deepening skills as facilitators and healers. The weekend is designed as a sacred space for renewal and alignment with purpose, blending creative expression with intentional practice.

Enjoy a free community fall festival with trunk-or-treating, a chili cook-off, live music, and family-friendly activities. The event welcomes families and community members for an evening of fall festivities.

Phoenix singer-songwriter Serena Nicolle performs a solo vocal set at Salt & Sol at Hilton Scottsdale Resort & Villas in Scottsdale, AZ. She reimagines favorites from the 1960s through today and shares original songs shaped by personal experiences and the Phoenix community. Her goal is to reach a broad audience and touch hearts through her music.

BOO Arizona comes back to WestWorld of Scottsdale for a Halloween weekend event.

A Halloween celebration at Main Event Gilbert offers games, music, and treats for all ages. Included are one hour of Monster Bowling, one game of laser tag, a $10 arcade game card, and two slices of pizza with a soft drink. Enjoy Halloween craft and coloring stations, decorate a bowling pin for a judged contest, take on the Mummy Chase Challenge, dance with a live, family friendly DJ, and visit indoor trick-or-treating stations. A costume contest awards prizes by age group. The event welcomes all ages, and guests younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult who is 25 or older. The venue is ADA compliant. Prices include tax and gratuity.

This energetic performance blends rock intensity with country charm. Driving rhythms and twangy hooks create a lively, toe-tapping experience.

Experience a spooky haunted library event at BookMaze in Mesa that welcomes all ages. Admission is $5 per person, and children 12 and under get in free. The parking lot will feature a free trunk-or-treat with local authors on both nights. The Mesa Library Road Runner is scheduled to attend on Friday. Proceeds support the Mesa Book Festival.

McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park transforms the Paradise & Pacific Railroad into a playful haunt for the annual Spook-Track-Ula, mixing a hint of spooky atmosphere with fun suitable for families. The centerpiece is a ride aboard the train as it winds through a haunted scene filled with eerie surprises that are exciting but not too frightening for younger guests. Beyond the tracks, activities include carousel rides, a train ride with a narrative twist, a walk-through haunt, and more, making it a fall tradition for families. Special effects such as lighting, fog, haze, and sound help set the mood, and displays may feature spiders, ghosts, clowns, scarecrows, witches, aliens, and similar characters.

New Heights Church is planning a no-cost evening designed for families, turning the campus into a festive fall carnival with activities for all ages. Children can jump on inflatables, try their hand at carnival games, collect candy, and make something special at craft stations. Complimentary popcorn and drinks will be available throughout the event, and a separate area will be set aside for toddlers. Costumes are encouraged but not required, with a reminder to keep outfits family friendly. Expect a welcoming atmosphere centered on community and simple seasonal fun.

Celebrate the inner witch with a relaxed, drop-in evening inspired by Practical Magic. Herbs, crystals, cozy crafting, and Midnight Margarita Mocktails set the tone while the movie plays on repeat, so guests can create at their own pace, quote favorite lines, or take a break for some screen time whenever they like. Attendees can wear something witchy or keep it comfy, and a blanket or pillow is welcome for extra coziness. Solo crafters are welcome too. Four take-home projects are included. Craft a car protection sachet with ingredients traditionally linked to safe, peaceful travel and positive energy. Decorate a miniature broom with herbs, flowers, ribbons, and other accents as a reminder to sweep out the old and invite in the new. Personalize a tiny Book of Magic to fill over time with intentions, dreams, affirmations, herbs, crystals, and discoveries. Assemble a mini intention jar with botanicals and crystals that reflect goals such as love, abundance, protection, intuition, peace, confidence, or new beginnings. Midnight Margarita Mocktails, popcorn, treats, drinks, and other goodies will be available for purchase. Each ticket includes all four craft stations, priced at $50 for one person or $90 for the Sisters and Besties package for two, with a $10 savings when attending together. This gathering is for ages 15 and up, and guests under 18 must attend with a parent or guardian. Space and supplies are limited, so reservations are recommended. This themed community event is independently hosted and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the creators, producers, distributors, or rights holders of Practical Magic.

Roll into a glow-in-the-dark skating session filled with neon lights, upbeat music, and lots of rink time. Admission is $14, skate rental is $5, and non-skating adults are $5. Wrist guards are required for all skaters and are provided at no cost. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Discounted pricing is available for groups of 10 or more, and there are options for birthday celebrations or fundraising events. This is a recurring session, though special events may occasionally take its place.

Guitarras Latinas makes a return appearance on The Way Station patio, bringing an evening of live music.

Enjoy a free outdoor screening of The Goonies, rated PG, on the north soccer field at Kiwanis Park in Tempe. Attendees are welcome to bring blankets and a picnic and spend time with family or friends. Arriving early helps with finding a comfortable spot, and the Play Mobile team will be on hand. This rescheduled installment of Movies in the Park is part of Tempe’s free family movie series and is sponsored in part by Tempe Diablos Charities.

Get into the Halloween spirit at a trunk or treat filled with candy, treats, and family activities. Walk from trunk to trunk to collect sweets while enjoying a spooky carnival with game booths and chances to test your skills. A free photo booth will be set up for family costume pictures with a photographer on hand. Hungry visitors can grab a meal of hot dogs, chili, chips, and drinks for $5, and ice cream will also be available. Costumes are welcome, and entertainment is planned throughout the event.

This guided qigong session blends energy-centered movement and meditation. It features chakra-focused vibration, rhythmic tapping, gentle shaking, and deep stretching to help open the body, ease tension, and revive natural vitality. The practice nurtures presence and grounding, inviting a quiet connection with inner light and the essence of zero point. Drawing on 10,000 years of wisdom, this hands-on, deeply restorative experience supports calm, clarity, and renewal.

The Joy Bus presents its annual gala at the Arizona Biltmore, gathering community leaders, philanthropists, and advocates for an evening of dining, entertainment, and heartfelt storytelling. The event supports The Joy Bus mission to provide no-cost, chef-driven meals and caring companionship to people facing cancer across the Valley. The program includes personal narratives along with auctions held in both live and silent formats.

This weekly store tournament features a $5 buy-in, with the prize pot divided among the top three finishers.

Live music fills the lobby bar at Denū Hotel & Spa in downtown Phoenix with a performance by Miles V., a singer songwriter who builds layered acoustic arrangements using a loop pedal and delivers crowd friendly sing along favorites. His song list reaches from the 1950s to today’s Top 40, spanning pop, rock, blues, classic rock and acoustic styles. The setting is a downtown lifestyle hotel with a rooftop terrace, a spa and flexible meeting spaces, all shaped by desert inspired design.

The Avalanche Sale Phoenix Ski & Snowboard Swap returns to the Phoenix Convention Center South Building with a broad mix of gear for the winter season. Shop both new and used alpine skis, snowboards, boots, and bindings, along with winter clothing and accessories including helmets, gloves, and goggles. Those interested in selling can drop off and check in up to 10 items at any Valley Ski Pro location, and staff will handle the rest. Eligible items are skis, snowboards, boots, and bindings. Used clothing, helmets, and accessories are not accepted, and ski bindings must be indemnified by the manufacturer. If an item sells, the seller receives 75 percent of the sale price, paid by check or as a credit to a credit card. The credit is issued to the person who checked the gear in, the card and cardholder must be present, and the name on the card must match the check-in paperwork. Unsold items can be picked up at a Ski Pro location, and unclaimed gear will be donated after the stated deadline. Whether you are gearing up for the slopes or looking to pass along equipment, this swap provides a way to buy and sell in Phoenix.

Celebrate Halloween with live music from Cowboy D Band and a costume contest featuring prizes, including a $300 cash prize for first place. Costumes are encouraged, and the evening includes music and Halloween festivities.

The Nile Theater hosts a live music night featuring INOHA, joined by BUDDHA TRIXIE and FLIGHT BY NOTHING. The event welcomes all ages, and a bar will be available for guests with valid ID. Tickets are $25 in advance plus fees, or $30 on the day of the show plus fees.

This hands-on Gourmet Class from Classic Cooking Academy centers on Mexican favorites. Enjoy a beverage while meeting the chefs as they walk through the menu, then split into tables to cook the assigned recipes together. After the cooking portion, the chefs finish the dishes in the kitchen and guests return to the dining room for a plated three-course meal with an appetizer, entree, and dessert. The menu features shrimp ceviche with crunchy flour tortilla chips, a classic chile cheese relleno with salsa ranchera, frijoles charro alongside red rice, and a mesquite chocolate cake. Complimentary wine, beer, and soft drinks are included, with alcoholic service concluding once dessert is served.

Dean Delray brings a career forged from a love of music and comedy to the stage, shaped by early influences like Richard Pryor, George Carlin, Cheech and Chong, and the early Saturday Night Live cast. He started at open mics, sharpened an unfiltered, hard-living point of view, and has performed close to 5,000 times over the past 12 years. Offstage, he hosts the musician-focused podcast Let There Be Talk, and his voice has led to features on The Joe Rogan Experience, WTF with Marc Maron, and You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes. Highlights of his journey include opening for Metallica at the band’s 40th anniversary concert.

An atmospheric evening at Haus 109, the historic Mesa home once known as Jarrod’s Coffee, Tea & Gallery, blends storytelling with a real paranormal investigation. It begins with a look at Mesa’s past and the ghostly threads woven through it, then explores the history of Haus 109, the people who lived there, and the unusual activity reported on the property. When the stories conclude, the lights go low and the search gets underway. Participants use paranormal equipment to investigate both inside and around the house, following clues to whatever might still linger. This small red home has stood for more than a century, and every corner holds a tale waiting to be uncovered.

Sing your heart out at DirtWater Springs during a lively karaoke night filled with music, laughs, and a friendly crowd. Seasoned performers and first-timers can choose a favorite song, grab a drink, and step up to the mic. Anyone who sings is entered into raffle drawings for gift cards during the event. Cheer for fellow performers, connect with new friends, and make memorable moments as the playlist keeps the energy high.

My Best Friends Band brings a brand new set to a costume-friendly, family-welcome gathering. Admission is free, and there will be plenty of drinks and good food to enjoy while the band keeps the crowd moving with lively, feel-good music.

This event offers games, dancing, music, and more. To participate, contact Ms. Rinker at 602-485-5425.

Rebecca Lacroix hosts an evening focused on tarot readings, instruction, and personal development. Expect varied practice and engaging activities that help you grow as a reader while connecting with other tarot lovers. Please bring a favorite deck to use during the session. All experience levels are encouraged, including those just getting started. Admission is $20. Parking is limited behind the church, and additional options are available nearby.

Step onto the stage for live band karaoke with a DJ, where a concert vibe meets a party and a big group sing along. The Color 8 powers through favorite hits from across eras, and the mic opens to guests alongside select featured performers. This is a curated karaoke experience that keeps the classic feel while turning it up with a full band. There will be games, drinks, and food, with crowd pleasers like Uno, Cards Against Humanity, Connect 4, and more. Presented by I Am Root Brand and The Color 8, it serves as a monthly gathering spot for creatives and fans of live music. The lineup features The Color 8 with Kal the Guitar Hero on guitar, E. Nash on drums, and Jerm on bass. Hosted by Urban Poet, with sounds by otwroot.

An annual casino-themed fundraiser from the Fountain Hills Chamber Foundation turns an evening out into meaningful community support. Branded as The Night @ The Foundation, this spirited gathering combines the fun of casino play with philanthropy, directing proceeds to artist grants, student internships, membership scholarships, and programs that uplift local businesses and residents. Guests can enjoy casino games along with gourmet hors d’oeuvres and handcrafted signature cocktails, while connecting with neighbors and fellow supporters dedicated to Fountain Hills’ future. Every chip on the table contributes to progress, from nurturing emerging artists and entrepreneurs to expanding opportunities for the next generation of workers. It is an upbeat celebration with purpose, where entertainment and giving go hand in hand.

Enjoy a Halloween-inspired paint night featuring a mysterious, atmospheric scene. No painting experience is necessary, and instructors will guide participants step by step. A DIY candle-making experience is available for an additional $25, with fragrance selection and candle-making before class; the candle cures while you paint, and you take home both creations. The venue offers beer, wine, and soda, and guests may bring food or snacks. Outside beverages are not permitted.

Halloween eve brings a party to On The Green Sports Grill in Mesa. It offers a chance to get into the spirit before the holiday.

Plaza Bar transforms into a neon-drenched tribute to 80s horror with a dance floor powered by a DJ late into the night. Sip a wickedly fun cocktail, gather your crew, and show off your boldest look, whether that means big hair, bright neon, leg warmers, or a full scream-queen ensemble. Standout costumes earn prizes, and unexpected thrills appear throughout the party. Expect a high-energy Halloween celebration packed with throwback vibes, chills, and nonstop music.

Afro Fusion Fridays at 2CanGo Restaurant blends music, culture, and networking in an upscale setting. A rotating lineup of Phoenix DJs curates Afrobeat, Amapiano, Dancehall, and Azonto for a high-energy soundtrack. Hosted by Abrantie Yaw, known as The African Fashion King, guests are encouraged to dress stylishly and enjoy flavorful food while they dance and connect. Whether celebrating, meeting new people, or simply in the mood to move, this weekly experience offers a polished night out.

Explore the darker side of Phoenix on a nighttime true crime walking tour through downtown. Courthouse scandals, jailhouse tales, alleyway secrets, and notorious cases are revisited at places connected to Arizona’s criminal past. Stories featuring figures such as Winnie Ruth Judd, Jodi Arias, and Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano bring local history and true crime together along the route. Plan for roughly a mile of walking over about 90 minutes. The experience wraps up at Moxy Phoenix Downtown, where participants receive 10% off drinks and menu items. Led by Get Ghosted Phoenix.

BadJune brings rock music to Local Legends Bar & Grill.

Sunbar Tempe becomes the setting for a high-energy Anime Rave from #WeTouchGrass, featuring a dance floor powered by beloved anime soundtracks. Returning due to strong demand, the event showcases the signature experience that has drawn more than 75,000 attendees across North America and Europe. Expect wall-to-wall anime vibes and nonstop beats.

Friday karaoke happens at Enoch's Sports Lounge in Peoria, AZ, with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services running the show. Enjoy drinks and take the mic for a round of songs.

Rips Bar in Phoenix, AZ hosts a Friday karaoke night every week with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services, billed as the valley's best karaoke. Attendees can take the mic, sing their favorite songs, and enjoy drinks.

Friday nights at The Stadium Club in Chandler feature karaoke with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Food and drinks are available while attendees choose songs and take the mic.

Natalie’s Bar & Grill hosts karaoke with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services, with food and drinks available.

Arnez J performs live at Stand Up Live - Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ. Enjoy an in-person show at this Phoenix venue.

At First Church UCC Phoenix, volunteers organize a small pop-up in the west-side lot behind the building, offering toiletries, snacks, Bombas socks, water, and friendly conversation. Trevor's Vision is commonly on site with mobile shower facilities. Native Health participates one Saturday every other month to provide rapid testing for HIV, Hep C, and syphilis.

A curated lineup of 200 vehicles from 1972 or earlier, including classics, customs, street rods and rat rods, will be displayed alongside historic warbirds and other aircraft at the Commemorative Air Force Museum at Falcon Field. Promoted as the valley’s leading car and aircraft showcase, it brings automotive style together with aviation heritage in one setting. Advance registration is required for vehicle entries, which are accepted online or by mailing a completed form with a check, and participants should not share personal details through private messages. Spectators can check the museum’s website for admission information and hours.

Papago Park hosts a Halloween-themed running experience that brings together competitive athletes, families, teams, and community supporters for movement, impact, and fun. Highlights include an officially timed 5K plus a relaxed family run and walk, and the event is open to running clubs and teams. Costumes are welcome, whether aiming for a personal record, taking an easy pace with loved ones, or enjoying the course with friends, so there is a place for every pace at the starting line. The event supports women and children rebuilding after abuse, and participation qualifies as a tax write-off to an Arizona Qualified Charitable Organization, QCO Code 23011.

Browse a changing selection of farm-made pantry goods, baked treats, farm-fresh finds, and seasonal goods at Copper Spur Farm Stand. Arriving early offers the best selection.

Designed for teams that have moved beyond basic manners and can stay focused around distractions, this intermediate six week dog training series builds skills in real world settings across Phoenix’s West and Central Valley. Sessions are one hour each and grow progressively more challenging as you move from quieter spaces to busier public areas. The curriculum reinforces core cues at a distance with both hand and voice signals while refining position changes and loose leash skills in crowded environments, including attention to Heel/Reel, pivots, and directional changes. Teams work on long line recalls amid distractions and explore advanced positions such as Front, Middle, Behind, Back Up, Weave, Spin or Twirl, Orbit, and Touch. Impulse control is strengthened through boundary work like Back, Place, and Wait, and there is focused practice on polite greetings, group walking, and leash safety protocols. Daily at home practice of 30 to 45 minutes is recommended for best results. Dogs should already be reliable with name response, sit, watch, stand, down, off, stay with a release, come, and non reactive leash manners around distractions, and they should be comfortable working near other dogs and people without excessive reactivity. Participants receive weekly location details, homework reminders, and class recaps by email and group text, starting in lower traffic spots and progressing to more stimulating environments. Pre registration is required, proof of current Rabies, Distemper or Parvo, and Bordetella vaccinations is needed, and a liability form must be signed. A training packet is provided along with a complimentary treat training bag. The fee is 250 dollars, with the option to split the payment into two parts, half before the course begins and half at the end, and there is a buy one class, attend a second full class for free offer.

Red invites children ages 12 to 36 months and their families into an immersive dance experience. Developed through creative sessions with very young children, it celebrates the outsized feelings and boundless energy of toddlerhood with playful movement, lively exploration, and rolling, romping play. Performers and audience members move together, sharing the space and shaping the action as it unfolds. The result is a vivid, collaborative world inspired by the color red, where curiosity leads and everyone becomes part of the dance.

Experience a restorative session of guided energy movement and meditation that blends chakra-centered vibration, mindful tapping, gentle shaking, and deep stretching to release tension and revive natural energy. The practice cultivates presence and grounding, encouraging a quiet connection with inner light and a felt sense of zero point. Rooted in a tradition said to span 10,000 years, this offering emphasizes embodied awareness and renewal. For questions, call +1 602 812 1997.

Quiet the mind and reconnect through a meditative sound immersion led by experienced practitioners Mistilyn and Jordan. Gongs, singing bowls, chimes, and more create a soothing setting for deep relaxation. No meditation experience is necessary.

Paws For Community brings a friendly, community-centered evening to Pure Pawsitivity in Fountain Hills, with music, treats, and time to connect. An open mic and casual mingle, hosted by Bobby in the Pawsitivity Room, welcomes anyone who wants to share a guitar tune, a song, poetry, or stories, as well as those who simply want to enjoy the atmosphere. Expect the Faerie Tales Ice Cream Truck parked outside, plus flash tattoos and henna by Chini G Inkz, with reservations available through G at (602) 881-9549. Complimentary coffee and wellness samples, along with water, will be available while supplies last. Lucky Paw Draw tickets will be offered for $5 each or 5 for $20 via Venmo or Zelle at 480-226-6954. Prizes include pet treats, toys, supplements, and wellness items from brands such as Real Mushrooms and Smallbatch, along with testers, tastings, and surprise giveaways. Those who cannot attend can still purchase Lucky Paw Draw tickets to support Pure Pawsitivity and its mission to help pets and families live healthy, happy lives.

At the Hilton Scottsdale Resort & Villas, the 4th Annual Women's Day Out Expo offers a full day devoted to shopping, relaxation, and discovery. Explore a range of products, services, and resources tailored to women of all ages, including fashion, wellness, beauty, and home decor. Expect a celebratory atmosphere focused on self care, with chances to be pampered and connect with vendors. For vendor information, call 602-625-3000 or email info@omensdayoutexpo.com.

Kick off Halloween with a hands-on pastry class that blends creativity and baking skills. Suitable for beginners through experienced bakers, the session guides you through mixing, baking, and decorating. Practice shaping festive sugar cookies, prepare smooth, shiny royal icing, and bake indulgent chocolate cupcakes finished with chocolate peanut butter frosting. Leave with a custom assortment of your own spooky sweets to enjoy later. If you intend to take everything home, please bring your own takeout containers.

Build stronger, more confident dancing with two technique centered classes focused on Ballroom & Smooth and Latin & Rhythm. Sessions emphasize personal technique, solid posture and body awareness, musicality and timing, and improved balance, coordination, and confidence. Each class highlights a different technical concept tailored to the featured style and provides practical drills and exercises you can put to use right away. Pricing is $15 for a single class or $25 for both classes. No partner required, and all levels are welcome.

Meet adoptable dogs at Petco - Tatum-E Bell Rd in Phoenix. These furry companions are ready for their forever homes and eager to meet potential families. Walk ins are welcome, and appointments can be arranged to meet a specific dog so your pick is set aside for the event. Each dog comes with health records and has received comprehensive veterinary care, including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick treatment, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, considered a partially tax deductible donation that helps support care for over 500 dogs. For questions or appointment assistance, call or text 888.508.8943.

Celebrate the spooky season with a Halloween-themed painting night filled with creativity and festive fun. Instructors guide participants step by step, so no painting experience is needed. For an additional $25, guests can make a custom-scented soy candle before painting; it cures during the class, and participants take home both handmade creations. The venue offers beer, wine, and soda, and guests may bring food or snacks. Outside beverages are not permitted.

This gathering features board games and pizza at Venezia's Pizzeria in Tempe. Look for game bags and smiling faces to spot the group.

A kid friendly Halloween celebration designed for safety and fun takes place at WithLove. Holistic Shop, featuring creative activities, treats, and music. Children can enjoy face painting, pumpkin decorating, a Halloween coloring station, a trick or treat walk, a hot chocolate bar, and a lively dance party. Costumes are encouraged. One ticket includes all activities. Admission is $25 per child, or $75 for a family pack covering up to four children. Parents attend for free and must remain with their children.

Arathi School of Dance, Phoenix and Tucson, in association with GoBrahma Productions, marks 45 years of excellence in dance education guided by Founder and Director Asha Gopal. Taking place at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, this celebration highlights Indian classical dance and storytelling with two featured productions. The program includes Chandralekha: The Lost Courtesan by Dr. Sanjay Shantaram, along with Khankhan: The Sound of Dancing Feet by Nrityagram. It honors a 45-year journey shared by students, alumni, families, friends, and the broader community.

Set aside an hour at Casa Medicina for a soothing sound bath focused on calm, clarity, and nervous system ease. Part of a weekly series, these sessions offer a quiet break from daily noise and invite deep rest and gentle reset. A facilitator will guide relaxation while crystal singing bowls and resonant frequencies fill the room. The vibrations are said to settle the nervous system, sharpen mental clarity, and support the body’s natural release of tension and stress. No prior experience is required. Get comfortable, breathe, and let the sound carry the experience.

Explore the core techniques of West African drumming in a focused intensive led by Folade. Hosted at Phoenix Dance Studio, this session invites participants to build technique, challenge themselves, and enjoy the shared experience of group music-making. A minimum fee of $20 is requested. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is encouraged, and returning participants are asked to sign up again for this class.

Take part in casual Pokémon Trading Card Game play. Participants can receive promotional packs. Newcomers and walk-ins are welcome, and the event is suitable for all ages.

This six week dog training course brings real world practice to West Valley parks every Saturday. Each session meets at a different local park, beginning in quieter locations and progressing to busier spots to build focus and confidence around distractions. Handlers and their pups work on essential skills such as name recall, sit, watch, stand, down, off, stay with release, come, and walking politely on a loose leash. Activities include pack walking, long leash recall, and confidence building challenges that use park features to help generalize obedience cues. The class emphasizes practical manners in everyday settings and offers a friendly environment to connect with other dog enthusiasts and their dogs. Participants receive a weekly recap email and a group text with detailed instructions and the upcoming location, keeping everyone prepared for each session. Consistent practice at home is expected, and the difficulty increases over time to support success in more distracting environments. The program runs for six consecutive Saturdays, excluding major holiday weekends. Pre registration is required, proof of current vaccinations and a completed liability form are needed, and a training packet is provided along with a free treat training bag. A special offer allows participants to purchase one full class and attend a second full class at no additional cost. The fee is 250 dollars, and payment can be divided into two installments.

Classic rock cover band Guns Out performs at VFW Post 7968 Auxiliary with a set of well-known classic rock songs. The show offers a live salute to the hits that defined the genre.

Celebrate, connect, and collaborate at a western inspired evening that pairs good times with meaningful purpose. Expect barbecue, a whiskey bar, dance lessons, custom hat making with Mavericks, and lively music. The crowd includes entrepreneurs, investors, community leaders, and others who value building relationships and creating impact that matters. The night highlights laughter, dancing, meeting new people, and supporting a powerful cause. Boots and cowboy hats fit the spirit, and the idea is simple... shared moments over barbecue and bourbon can spark collaborations, and one festive night can help drive real change.

Celebrate fall with an evening of faith, fellowship, and roller skating. Admission includes skate rental and a free 10-credit game card. Guests can enjoy pizza, drinks, arcade games, and time with their community. Churches and groups can reserve a table. Everyone is welcome, but costumes and masks are not allowed. Wristguards are mandatory and provided free of charge. Outside food and drinks are not permitted.

A relaxed game night at DirtWater Springs features board games, card games, and video games. Guests can bring friends or meet new people while enjoying casual play and friendly conversation.

The Rehder Band brings a lively mix of rock, blues, and country to Bourbon Jim's in Chandler. The lineup features local veteran musicians Charlie Rehder, Scott Nowak, Earle Attlee, and Tommy FN Corbin.

All Due Respect is back at The Way Station Patio, bringing an evening of music.

Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Victory Boyd appears at Ravenscroft with a program that showcases her blend of soul, folk, gospel, jazz, and contemporary R&B. Known for a commanding voice and reflective lyricism, she crafts performances that feel intimate and long lasting. As a Roc Nation artist with collaborations that include Kanye West and Jay-Z, she brings a blend of craft, openness, and spiritual resonance to the stage. The music ranges from delicate acoustic passages to uplifting, gospel-tinged peaks, all grounded in honesty and hope that linger after the final note. Critics have praised her singular fusion of soul and folk for its powerful vulnerability and distinctive sound.

Experience a live performance from Arnez J at Stand Up Live in Phoenix, AZ.

Roosters hosts the 13th annual Halloween bash and costume contest. There will be live music at the front and karaoke in the back. Costumed contestants can win $100 for first place, $50 for second, and $25 for third.

BadJune brings a rock performance to First Water Cocktail Bar for a night of music.

Surrender to a horror-fueled dance floor where catharsis is the dress code and volume is the point. Costumes are not optional, and the judges are hunting for looks that are unsettling, unhinged, and straight out of a nightmare. DJs will spin a hard-hitting mix of emo, pop punk, metalcore, nu metal, and more. The strongest outfit takes home venue vouchers and plush prizes. Staffing opportunities are available across creative and event roles, including DJs, designers, photographers, content creators, influencers, videographers, video and photo editors, door staff, hosting staff, and event managers. To apply, message the event page rather than contacting venues. Purchase tickets only through the official link in the event listing to ensure authenticity, and avoid third-party resellers or private sellers since those tickets are not verified. Companion tickets are offered and accessibility needs are supported as much as possible, and guests are encouraged to contact the venue for detailed accessibility information. Respectful behavior toward others is required. This event is for drinking age guests only, and photo ID is required. All sales are final with no refunds. The end time is approximate and may change, so plan to arrive early to experience everything.

Saturday nights at TC's Pub & Grub in Queen Creek feature karaoke hosted by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Food and drinks are available while participants choose songs and sing.

Saturday nights at Enoch's Sports Lounge in Peoria, AZ feature karaoke hosted by DJ Tyler. Elite Karaoke & DJ Services keeps the music going while guests enjoy drinks and take their turn at the mic.

Each Saturday, The Stadium Club in Chandler, Arizona hosts karaoke alongside food and drinks. The show is run by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services, which promotes itself as offering the Valley’s best karaoke.

Karaoke at Santisi Brothers Pizzeria, Sports Bar and Grill is hosted by DJ Zander with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Food and drinks are available as guests enjoy the music and performances.

Natalie’s Bar & Grill in Gilbert, AZ hosts karaoke each Saturday featuring Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Food and drinks are available alongside the music and singing.

Elevate your morning with a total-body workout in the open air led by Scottsdale Fit Club. Sessions welcome newcomers and experienced athletes, and exercises can be adjusted to match any ability. Expect attentive coaching, a positive community, and a challenging routine that builds strength and boosts energy for the week ahead. Please bring water and an exercise mat. It is also a friendly way to meet people and have fun while staying active.

A relaxed meetup for ADV and dual-sport riders at Hava Java Mesa in Mesa. Enjoy coffee together, with the possibility of heading out for a ride.

Fans of the Jaguar E-Type gather at the Villages at Pinnacle Peak for a relaxed showcase celebrating this legendary model. Owners can display their cars and connect with fellow enthusiasts, while spectators are welcome to explore the lineup at no cost. Vehicle owners are asked to register their cars in advance to help with event planning.

This six week group class uses positive reinforcement to prepare dogs and handlers for the AKC Canine Good Citizen evaluation while building better everyday manners, steadier obedience, and calmer behavior in public settings. Training covers the full range of CGC skill areas, including polite greetings and sitting calmly for petting, comfort with grooming and handling, loose leash walking, moving politely through a small crowd, sit, down, stay with a release, reliable recalls, composed behavior around another dog, confidence around distractions, and supervised separation. Each session is one hour, enrollment is limited to 10 dogs, and practice includes real world outdoor exercises. The final meeting features the official CGC test administered by Kristie, an approved AKC CGC Evaluator. This class suits dogs that have completed a basic obedience course or have comparable foundation skills and can work safely around people and other dogs in a small outdoor group with little to no reactivity. Current rabies, distemper parvo, and Bordetella vaccinations are required. It is designed for pet parents seeking more than basic obedience, with a focus on stronger attention, improved manners, and a canine partner who behaves politely in the community. Tuition is $250 per dog.

A monthly Building Connections Brunch at Brothers Family Restaurant welcomes women service members and veterans from every era and branch. The gathering offers a warm space to honor service, share stories, and build meaningful relationships with peers who understand the military journey. Guests can expect a relaxed meal, thoughtful conversation, and a private room arranged to encourage connection. Each attendee is responsible for the cost of personal food and drinks.

A family friendly market at DH Farms featuring more than 100 local vendors, live music, food trucks, and activities for kids. Discover fresh goods from the farm and shop small with local businesses. Admission is free and pets are welcome.

Learn the art of Persian calligraphy in a class led by Dr. Amir Sasan Mostafavi, a master based in the Phoenix metro, with assistance from Mrs. Monir Hosseini. The program offers a therapeutic approach as participants build skills and connect with this artistic tradition. Sessions take place at The Arizona Persian Cultural Center in Room Saffron. The fee is $10 per session for the public and $5 per session for members.

At the Arizona Persian Cultural Center, young artists take part in an art class that nurtures creativity, builds skills, and encourages self expression across a range of media. The program is open to kids of any age, and siblings can participate together with a discounted price of $30 for two. All supplies are provided, so parents can relax while children learn, make, and create in a supportive setting.

Master Teacher Folade, also known as Maalik, from Drums Are Life LLC will lead a welcoming group drumming meet and greet. Participants are encouraged to bring a drum or any percussion instrument, and instruments will be available to borrow if needed. Donations are welcome, and RSVPs help the organizers plan for the group. To find the gathering, go to the parking lot by Enchanted Island Amusement Park and look for the group near the entrance.

A restorative in-person fall gathering for survivors, caregivers, and friends focused on brain health. It begins with a community drum circle led by Andrew Ecker of Drumming Sounds, setting a steady rhythm to calm the mind. Lunch and relaxed social time follow. A wellness segment with a guided meditation rounds out the experience, with an emphasis on balance and ease. Attend the full program or take part in the portions that work best for you. The atmosphere encourages rest, reflection, and recognition of resilience with every beat.

Elevate your dog’s trick repertoire with a four-week intermediate class in Peoria, AZ that uses positive reinforcement to build confidence, creativity, and teamwork. Offered by FurBabies & Friends, this program expands on beginner foundations with advanced skills, longer sequences, cue fluency, distance work, and freestyle-inspired movement. Dogs practice crowd-pleasing behaviors like waving hello or goodbye, crawling, speaking and settling on cue, paws up, kisses, jumping, and bang or play dead, along with smooth cue transitions, distance and directional cues, creative combinations, and short freestyle-style sequences. Participants also strengthen focus, handler communication, impulse control, and precision in an outdoor group setting. This class is a good fit for those aiming to build on early tricks, boost engagement, create fun routines, explore canine freestyle basics, work toward future AKC Trick Dog goals, or add meaningful enrichment. The course includes four one-hour sessions for $150 per dog, is limited to 10 dogs, uses positive reinforcement throughout, and concludes with a certificate of completion and a graduation showcase. A background in beginner tricks is recommended or equivalent foundation skills. Dogs should be friendly, treat-motivated, and comfortable working around other dogs and people in a small outdoor group environment.

Presented at Mesa Arts Center, Red invites children ages 12 to 36 months and their families into an interactive dance performance. Developed through creative sessions with little ones, the piece channels the outsized feelings and nonstop energy of early childhood with playful, rambunctious movement. Performers and audience share the space, moving together to shape a vivid world that is unmistakably Red.

Spend some time playing card and board games.

Explore Pilates with a complimentary 30-minute introductory class at Club Pilates North Scottsdale. Enjoy a gentle, full-body workout with minimal impact that is aimed at building strength, boosting energy, and increasing confidence. Beginners are welcome, and no prior experience is required. You are welcome to bring a friend and discover what Pilates can offer.

Give Pilates a try with a complimentary 30 minute introductory class at Club Pilates Norterra. Expect a gentle, total body workout that welcomes beginners and aims to build strength, boost energy, and grow confidence. Friends are welcome, and no prior experience is required.

Winner of a Tony Award, Suffs animates the story of the women’s suffrage movement with vivid storytelling, rousing music, and standout performances. This stage musical portrays the fight for voting rights with poignancy and hope, offering a relevant and uplifting theater experience.

This community drum circle is free to attend and takes place on the second floor of the downtown library. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Experience a glow-in-the-dark roller skating session at USA's Skateland Mesa, complete with blacklights and popular Top 40 hits playing throughout. Admission is $12, skate rental is $5, and non-skating adults are $4. Wristguards are mandatory and provided free of charge. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Discounted group rates are available for groups of 10 or more, and the venue also offers birthday party options and fundraising sessions. This is a recurring event, and at times the schedule may shift to accommodate special programming.

Returning to Arizona Center in Phoenix, this annual Dia de Muertos tradition is among the biggest events of the year. More details will be announced.

Enjoy a welcoming pickleball session in the activity center. Players of any age and experience level are encouraged to participate. Beginners receive guidance, and spare paddles are available to borrow. The focus is on friendly play, fun, and fellowship. Feel free to bring a friend.

This monthly women’s hangout features a group hike at Deem Hills, and childcare is available. Participants can meet for childcare drop off and carpooling, or go directly to Deem Hills Park. After the hike, the group returns to Foothills for a snack and childcare pickup.

A spirited Old West themed evening led by internationally acclaimed singing cowboy and Arizona legend Marshal Pioneer Pepper features classic cowboy songs, western comedy, and lively choreography from his showgirls, all set against an Arizona sunset. A hearty supper accompanies the entertainment with campfire-style beef stew, cornbread with honey, baked chicken, cowboy beans, coleslaw, and homemade bread pudding topped with an Irish cream glaze. The menu may change. Cocktails will be available for purchase. There is also the chance for a surprise tied to the Wild Old West Stage Show.

Arnez J performs live on stage at Stand Up Live in Phoenix, AZ.

Skillet brings the Comatose 20 Years, Still Screaming Tour to The Van Buren in Phoenix for a live show. Guests must be at least 13 years old. Attendees ages 5 to 12 must be with a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under will not be admitted. Bags no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed inside, and backpacks are not permitted. All bags will be inspected prior to entry, and bags that are not clear may undergo an additional search. Supporting acts may change without notice. Tickets are offered through a public onsale, with presales for fan club members, Spotify, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation, and VIP packages are available.

Sundays bring karaoke to Yucca Tap Room in Tempe, where you can enjoy a drink and take the mic while Elite Karaoke & DJ Services keeps the music going.

Rips Bar in Phoenix hosts karaoke every Sunday. Guests can enjoy drinks and step up to the mic while Elite Karaoke & DJ Services runs the show, billed as some of the best karaoke in the Valley.

Prehistoric dinosaurs return to the Phoenix Zoo, appearing along the trails among the birds and reptiles that share their ancient ancestry. Visitors can see life-size dinosaurs and bones, try digging for fossils, and take a family photo with a favorite dinosaur.

Explore the fundamentals of American Mah Jongg in a hands-on class for beginners and those seeking a refresher. Learn tile names and suits, how to use the National Mah Jongg League card, and the basics of gameplay and etiquette. Instruction and guided play help build confidence as you learn the game. This is a two-class series.

Explore meaningful Día de los Muertos ofrendas created by local businesses, schools, nonprofits, organizations, and community partners throughout Santa Cruz County. The countywide cultural experience features official altar stops across Nogales, Rio Rico, Tubac, Tumacácori, Amado, Patagonia, Sonoita/Elgin, and surrounding communities. Visitors can discover the stories behind each ofrenda, vote for their favorite altars, and experience the people, history, businesses, and cultural traditions of the region.

B.E.S.T. Homeschool Sports offers exciting, educational physical education classes that are ESA approved. Designed for children ages 5 to 12, the program helps develop physical skills and teamwork while encouraging a love of sports. It also gives kids an opportunity to make new friends.

Explore a selection of specialty martinis at DirtWater Springs, with options ranging from the House Classic and spicy Lone Star to Sunny Day, Chocolate Madness, and Hidden Rose Quartz. Premium choices include Stifler’s Mom and the signature Nosey Kates, served with a smoke bubble.

Created through creative research sessions with very young children, this immersive dance performance explores the big, bold experience of toddlerhood through joyful chaos and rough-and-tumble play. Performers and audience members dance together to create a world that is unequivocally red, in a performance designed for children ages 12 to 36 months and their families.

Industry Night at Kobalt offers hospitality and medical workers a place to unwind, relax, and connect. The evening features reverse happy hour, martini specials, a welcoming atmosphere, chill vibes, and good company.

Put your knowledge to the test in a fast-paced trivia night featuring multiple rounds, team play, and friendly competition. Bring a squad, pick a team name, and enjoy questions that can bring bragging rights or a bit of good-natured humility. The trivia is hosted by Kevin, and Googling is off limits.

Difficult seasons can feel less isolating with support from others facing similar challenges. These weekly groups offer opportunities to connect and include support for recovery, grief, trauma, and more.

Enjoy a fall-inspired painting experience at Pinot’s Palette Gilbert, where instructors guide participants step by step, so no painting experience is needed. There is also an optional DIY candle activity for an additional cost, featuring custom-scented soy candles made before painting. The studio offers beer, wine, and soda, and guests may bring food or snacks. Outside beverages are not permitted.

Meet in front of San Tan Brewery for a group run along a paved 3-mile path. All paces are welcome, and no one is left behind. The run includes a stretch beforehand and a social gathering at the brewery afterward. Bring a light during the fall and winter months.

This 15–20-mile ride is not intended for beginners and aims to maintain a pace of 11–13 mph. Riders are required to bring a helmet, lights, and tools or gear to change a flat tire. Earbuds are not allowed while riding, and participants should bring enough water for the outdoor temperature. Rides do not take place during dust storms, rain, or a chance of lightning. The starting location and hosts may change, so check for updates before the ride.

This performance features Alvaro Diaz. Guests ages 13 and older may attend. Children ages 5 to 12 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and children 4 and under are not admitted. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed, but backpacks are not. All bags are searched before entry, and non-clear bags may receive an additional search. Support acts may change without notice.

Enjoy karaoke at Rips Bar, with music and DJ services provided by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Drinks are also available.

Enjoy a Monday karaoke night at Easy Tiger Bar in Glendale, with music and karaoke services from Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Drinks are also mentioned as part of the evening.

Designed for children ages 2 to 3, this adaptive storytime supports participation by children with sensory integration challenges. Music, movement, repetition, and preschool-level books encourage engagement in an environment designed to reduce sensory overstimulation. Tickets are distributed on the morning of the program on a first-come, first-served basis. Peoria Public Libraries are IBCCES Certified Autism Centers.

Designed for children from 18 months to 3 years old with an accompanying adult, this lively 20-minute program with Miss Mary features stories, music, finger plays, and plenty of giggles.

Explore Pilates with a free 30-minute introductory class at Club Pilates North Scottsdale. This low-impact, full-body workout is designed to help you feel stronger, more energized, and confident. No prior experience is needed.

This networking mixer brings together people who care about one another’s success, share their connections, and show up with a spirit of generosity. Conversations can grow into friendships and opportunities, with a focus on building a supportive network.

Explore a six-week course covering meat preparation, protein cookery, butchery, and sauce-making techniques. Each week focuses on a different protein, with hands-on breakdown and cooking activities. The curriculum includes chicken with pan sauces and coq au vin, pork with grilled tenderloin and cutlets, beef with chimichurri and classic sauces, seafood with shrimp scampi and seared salmon, lamb with leg and rack preparations, and duck with a l’Orange breast and stuffed roasted legs.

Arizona Women in Real Estate is a community for women in the AZREIA community to support and empower one another in their investing journeys. It offers a space for accountability, networking, and sharing experiences and resources. Women of all experience levels and investing styles are welcome.

A casual weekly Dungeons & Dragons play opportunity for adults.

Enjoy an open-mic jam session welcoming musicians of all ages, experience levels, and musical styles. The gathering also features a free pie giveaway each week.

Enjoy a nature-inspired paint night with step-by-step guidance from instructors, whether you are new to painting or have experience. A full bar offers beer, wine, and soda, and guests may bring food or snacks. For an additional $25, add a DIY candle-making experience, where you can choose a fragrance and create a custom-scented soy candle before painting. Outside beverages are not permitted.

Meet at the fountain for stretching and a relaxed 5K, followed by drinks and socializing at Yard House. All paces and ranges are welcome.

Enjoy free bingo with prizes for first, second, and third place. A burger and pint special is available all day for $17.

Live Nation presents Stella Lefty: Lefty Live, a live performance at Crescent Ballroom. This event is for ages 16 and older.

A welcoming, structured bachata program in Phoenix offers classes for beginner, intermediate, and advanced dancers. Beginners can learn fundamentals and basics, while intermediate classes focus on technique, transitions, and control. Advanced classes explore combinations, musicality, and flow. Classes support clear progression for social dancing, and no partner is required. Drop-ins and first-time attendees are welcome. Classes cost $15 each or $25 for two.

Enjoy karaoke and music with Elite Karaoke & DJ Services, hosted by DJ Delilah at Yucca Tap Room. Drinks are also available.

Spend a Tuesday evening singing karaoke at Chopper John's Bar, with karaoke provided by Elite Karaoke & DJ Services. Drinks are also available.

Enjoy coffee and conversation with AJPD and local neighbors. This casual meetup offers a simple way to connect with the community in a friendly setting.

Designed for babies from birth through 24 months, Baby Steps shares activities that help parents support early reading from the very beginning. Program tickets are distributed that morning on a first-come, first-served basis.

FANA members can explore the art and history of hand fans through museum experiences, fan collections, lectures, exhibits, and the annual fan sale and auction. The gathering also offers opportunities to connect with fellow fan enthusiasts from around the world.

SNiP Vet offers a low-cost vaccination and microchipping clinic for dogs and cats, with vaccines starting at $22. Care is described as fast and affordable, and priority appointments are available to help reduce wait times. Walk-ins are welcome as space allows, though appointments are encouraged. Pets must be friendly and handleable; feral cats and unhandleable animals cannot be accommodated.

Explore opportunities with Global Credit Union’s Member Service Center team, where staff serve members and make positive impacts in their communities. The company describes its culture as fun and supportive of a healthy work/life balance. Bring a resume to the hiring event.

Explore intuition, energetic awareness, and spiritual practice in a welcoming, judgment-free gathering led by Nicole and Robin. Participants will pair up to quietly notice and share intuitive impressions, then switch roles and rotate partners so everyone can take part in giving and receiving. The gathering closes with a spirit animal circle, where participants share an animal that comes to mind for the person beside them and explore its symbolism using insights from Dr. Steven Farmer’s Animal Spirit Guides. Touch-based participation is voluntary and requires permission, with a hands-off option available. No previous experience is needed.

Create a cozy, customizable scene inspired by books and coffee or wine. Choose to paint a mug, to-go cup, or wine glass. A door prize drawing will also take place. An RSVP on the event does not reserve a spot.

A monthly play discussion group exploring The American Experience, moderated by Theatre Artists Studio Artistic Director Carol MacLeod. The group discusses works by Thornton Wilder, Beth Henley, Edward Albee, Horton Foote, David Lindsay-Abaire, Lynn Nottage, and Branden Jacobs-Jenkins.

Enjoy an evening of food and fun while supporting the school. Flower families are welcome to take part in the fundraiser at Peter Piper Pizza.

Jesse Weston brings a solo piano residency to Westside, weaving piano and organ together live while drawing on almost a century of songs. Familiar tunes from the 1920s through today are reworked with a stripped back, late night atmosphere. Guests can shape the set from their table by sending requests via QR code. Tickets are free, and securing one guarantees a seat inside.

Enjoy live music from local musicians at the W XYZ bar at Aloft Scottsdale. The evening offers a relaxed midweek outing with drinks and live performances.

Enjoy a midweek outing with half-price admission and arcade games. Admission is $6, skate rentals are available for $5, and non-skating adults pay $4. Wristguards are required and provided free of charge. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Discounted group rates are available for groups of 10 or more, and birthday parties and fundraising packages are also offered.

Enjoy a hands-on pottery workshop with guided instruction in handbuilding pinch pots and using coils to create pieces such as vases, hanging planters, and candle holders. Clay, tools, and other materials are provided, and participants can make up to three pieces to take home. Pieces can be air-dried and painted at home for decoration, with paint and a paintbrush included, or taken to local professionals for glazing and firing to make them waterproof and food-safe. Aquarium admission is included.

The Annual School Choice Fair invites families to explore Chandler Unified School District options in one event, with opportunities to meet school leaders and staff and learn about programs from elementary through high school. New this year, the fair is organized by region across the district’s 80 square miles, with three sites representing the southern, middle, and northern areas. Leadership and staff from Chandler Online Academy, serving grades 7 to 12, will be available at all locations. In the South Region at Payne Junior High School, participating elementary schools include Auxier, Carlson, CTA Freedom, Hull, Navarrete, Patterson, Rice, Riggs, and Ryan. Junior high and secondary programs include Basha Accelerated Middle School (AMS), Payne Junior High, and Casteel Junior High. High schools include Basha High and Casteel High. In the Middle Region at Santan Junior High School, participating elementary schools include Basha Elementary, Fulton, Haley, Hancock, CTA Independence, Jacobson, Santan Elementary, Tarwater, and Weinberg. Junior high and secondary programs include Bogle and Santan Junior High. High schools include Arizona College Prep High, Hamilton High, Perry High, and Chandler Early College. In the North Region at the CUSD District Office, participating elementary schools include Andersen Elementary, Bologna, Conley, Elite Performance Academy (EPA), Frye, Galveston, CTA Goodman, Hartford, CTA Humphrey, Knox, CTA Liberty, San Marcos, Sanborn, and Shumway. Junior high and secondary programs include Arizona College Prep Middle School, Willis Junior High, and Andersen Junior High. The high school represented is Chandler High.

Enjoy a lively Bingo night with fast-paced games and cash prizes. Players of all experience levels are welcome. Volunteers are also needed to help as cashiers and bingo callers.

13th Floor Entertainment hosts a concert at The Nile Theater in Mesa, Arizona featuring performances by Armored Saint, Metal Church, and Livekill. This event is open to all ages.

Discover the strategy and enjoyment of American Mah Jongg in a hands-on class designed for beginners and those seeking a refresher. Learn tile names and suits, how to use the National Mah Jongg League card, and the basics of gameplay and etiquette, with instruction and guided play to build confidence. This two-class series takes place at The Holland Center.

Enjoy karaoke at El Dorado Bar and Grill, a popular spot for singing in Arizona. KJ Amydgala hosts the microphone for an evening of karaoke and partying.

Enjoy an evening of interactive trivia with a mix of topics, including pop culture and history, plus an image round and a music round. Play individually or team up with friends, submit answers using your phone, and compete for prizes. The game is hosted live in person, and play is free, though you must play to win.

Test your knowledge in fast-paced, individual trivia played right on your phone. No team is needed, and players can win gift cards while showing off their knowledge of random facts. The trivia features a new theme each week.

Enjoy a free trivia game with a different theme each week and prizes for the winners.

Celebrate the fall season with a whimsical painting session featuring an enchanted pumpkin. No painting experience is needed, and instructors guide participants step by step. An optional DIY candle-making experience is available for an additional $25, with time to choose fragrances and create a custom-scented soy candle before painting. The studio offers a full bar with beer, wine, and soda, and guests may bring food or snacks. Outside beverages are not permitted.

West Coast Wednesdays features beginner and intermediate West Coast Swing group classes, followed by a practice party at DanceWise Dance Studio in Uptown Phoenix. Classes are led by experienced, encouraging champion instructor Mona Brandt. No prior experience or dance partner is required.

A welcoming ride for beginners and cyclists returning after time away from the bike. Participants can learn group riding safety and etiquette, how to use bike lanes, and connect with a positive, supportive community. The route and distance are based on the comfort level of the group, and the ride takes place on neighborhood streets. Helmets are required. Riders should bring front and rear bike lights, tools and spare tubes for flat tire repairs, and enough water. The ride may be cancelled in temperatures above 105 degrees, strong winds, or lightning, so check for updates before heading out.

Put your trivia skills to the test at OTG! Trivia takes place every Wednesday.

Armand Hammer performs at Crescent Ballroom. The event is for ages 16 and up, with general admission tickets available.

Enjoy food, drinks, karaoke, and 75-cent wings at Natalie’s Bar & Grill on Wednesday nights.

Enjoy an evening of karaoke and karaoke bingo at Times 3 Sports Grille. Singing is optional, so everyone can take part in the bingo and fun.