Free events in Tucson, AZ

An in-person healing circle led by internationally recognized spiritual healer, intuitive, and master teacher Mark Earlix takes place at the Ward 6 Council Offices. With more than forty years of ministry and experience supporting thousands around the world, Mark focuses on helping people heal on physical, emotional, energetic, and spiritual levels. This welcoming community gathering is for anyone seeking support, clarity, peace, or connection, including those navigating pain, stress, chronic illness, or life challenges. No prior experience or specific belief system is needed. The approach is spiritual rather than religious, and people from all backgrounds are welcome. Each session may include group energy work, guided practices, time for questions and sharing, and opportunities for individual attention in a caring and safe setting. Attendance is free, and voluntary donations to Mark are appreciated. Seating is limited to 40 participants. Mark is also the author of Awaken the Healer Within: A Guide to Total Mind & Body Healing, which shares his philosophy and practical tools for personal transformation.

A drop-in program offered each week introduces the basics of 3D printing through an interactive project in Tinkercad. Teen volunteers and members of the Teen Advisory Board guide participants as they design and prepare their own 3D models. There is no cost to participate, supplies are included, and all experience levels are welcome. It provides a friendly space to explore creativity, design, and technology.

Spend an afternoon with solo and chamber music that traces moments of crossing, moving from hushed restlessness and pure joy to a crisp, radiant clarity. Admission is free and open to the public. A live stream will be available for those who cannot attend in person. Please note that the duration is approximate. Parking details, including accessible parking and entrances, are available online.

Kids Night offers free meals for children with the purchase of an adult entree. Young guests can spin a prize wheel for treats and prizes, and face painter Brissa will be on site creating colorful designs.

JEOPARDY! Bar League brings the official bar-trivia version of America’s favorite quiz show to Snakes & Lattes Tucson each week. Each session features two hours of quick-fire clues and friendly competition that capture the classic game show vibe. It is free to play, with drink specials and prizes offered weekly. A full food menu is available, along with beer, wine, cocktails, coffee, and non-alcoholic options to enjoy during the game.

School of Rock Tucson hosts free jam nights for adults with some prior experience on an instrument. These sessions are designed so players can jump straight into songs together. Space is limited and spots are first come, first served, so an RSVP is requested. A setlist is available in advance that highlights the first three songs planned for each session. You can bring your own instrument or use the ones provided. For questions, contact tucson@schoolofrock.com or 833-887-7625.

Hug-A-Bears brings volunteers together at Sunwest Federal Credit Union to create comforting teddy bears for children supported by first responders and other agencies. Bears arrive pre-assembled and ready for machine sewing, and there is also an option to help from home by stuffing them. The group especially welcomes people who can sew by machine. This effort has been ongoing for more than 40 years, and the bears remain in steady demand because they help build trust with children during difficult moments. For information or to help, contact Sherry at 520-296-2304 or sddaugh@cox.net.

Enjoy a free Latin Dance Night at Sonora Moonshine Company in downtown Tucson. The evening starts with a short salsa and bachata lesson, followed by social dancing with a playlist that leans toward bachata and salsa. Food and drink specials add to the festive atmosphere.

Free food distribution is available to Pima County residents through the Mobile Food Bank. Please bring identification to complete registration.