This public, interactive community calendar is a reflection of the many communities across our state. If your group is hosting a live or virtual event open to the general public, add the event here including time, date, venue and a link to a registration page if appropriate. Please allow 72 hours for processing and publishing to the calendar on our site, and direct questions to azpbscalendar@asu.edu.
15th Annual "Botanical Blacksmiths" Exhibition Brings Stunning Ironwork to The Arboretum at Flagstaff The Arboretum at Flagstaff is thrilled to host the 15th Annual Botanical Blacksmiths and Friends exhibition, showcasing an extraordinary collection of metalwork integrated into the natural beauty of Northern Arizona’s premier high-country garden. The exhibition opened to the public on May 6, […]
CaveScape is where adventure meets science! Crawl, climb and slide through twisting tunnels and hidden caves—all artfully built from ordinary packing tape, yet strong enough for both kids and adults. More than just fun, CaveScape is an interactive playground experience that sparks curiosity and shows that science is everywhere—even in the most unexpected places. Perfect […]
Join Cavallo Dance Az for our latest addition to our Salsa on 1 Program in Phoenix. Wednesdays at 7:30pm our new Level 1 Class will start August 19th and will be taught by Daniele and Leela. Located at Scottsdale Dance Lessons, 3851 E Thunderbird Rd Ste. 109 Phoenix, Az 85032. $20 per person for the […]
Free museum admission for children 12 and under at Western Spirit Museum: Scottsdale's Museum of the West on September 5-6. Be among the first to experience Woven: Navajo Textiles from the Pelberg Collection, a captivating exhibition showcasing seven modern and contemporary weavings by Diné artists. Discover the artistry behind every textile through interactive displays, hands-on […]
Mix science with sweetness at Edible Experiments Camp! With special guest and home chef, Edible Ed, campers will discover the delicious science behind food and candy through hands-on experiments, edible creations and tasty challenges. From melting and tempering chocolate to exploring chemistry in the kitchen, students will learn how science transforms simple ingredients into amazing […]
If you’re searching for fun things to do in Phoenix this Labor Day, look no further than Arizona Science Center. With four levels of permanent and traveling exhibitions, Guests of all ages never tire of exploring our 140,000 square feet of air-conditioned amazement.
Join us for a family-friendly advocacy walk at Mesa Riverview Park supporting individuals and families affected by alopecia areata, a medical condition that causes sudden hair loss and can profoundly affect self-esteem. We’re excited to offer shaved ice, gift cards, an Arizona Cardinals football and other fun activities! More than 200 people participated last year, […]
Country music's biggest names are coming to West Valley Events Complex in Glendale, AZ! Grab your boots and get ready for Desert Sky Music Festival on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 2:00pm - 11:00pm. Enjoy a full day of live music featuring headliners Brett Young, Carly Pearce and Chayce Beckham, plus performances by Dylan Schneider and […]
Cavallo Dance Az is so excited to announce First Saturday Salsa Night at Mochilero Kitchen Scottsdale! Starting Saturday October 3, 2026, from 9pm-1am. Join Cavallo Dance Az for an awesome Salsa Class starting at 9pm with Daniele and Leela of Cavallo Dance Az. Great drink specials and happy hour food until 12am from Mochilero Kitchen! […]
Moving Day: A Walk for Parkinson’s is not just a fundraising walk. It’s a passionate community united in honoring loved ones with Parkinson’s, raising awareness about Parkinson’s disease and embracing the power of exercise – proven to help manage Parkinson’s symptoms. Your participation in Moving Day isn’t just about supporting the life-changing work of the […]
This public, interactive community calendar is a reflection of the many communities across our state. While we act as a public square where divergent ideas and perspectives are welcomed, we can only provide a space for civil discourse at events we host. Events on the calendar are provided as informational only and may or may not reflect our commitment to our communities.