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.
Step into our newly imagined makerspace, and let innovation and creativity take the lead! Inspired by the productivity of an inventor’s workshop, the creativity of an art studio, the experimentation of a lab and the connectivity of a commons, CREATE Inside Arizona Science Center is now open! Explore a makerspace where you can build, design, […]
“Listen, Learn, Connect!” features familiar music, hands-on instruments, and plenty of audience participation. Children and families can do more than listen when the Central Arizona Flute Ensemble presents “Listen, Learn, Connect!” at 11:00 a.m. Monday, October 26, 2026, at the Downtown Chandler Library, 22 S. Delaware St. The interactive concert will be held in the […]
The SanTan Village Art and Wine Festival returns Oct. 31-Nov. 1 with a bigger layout this year, stretching from Barnes and Noble to Macy’s and bringing more artists and Arizona wineries to the open-air center in Gilbert. Visitors can browse paintings, sculpture, ceramics, metal work, mixed media, hand-blown glass, handcrafted jewelry and fine photography from […]
The Other Art Fair makes its Phoenix debut November 12 to 15, 2026, at On Jackson, a restored 1930s warehouse in downtown's Warehouse District. 70 local and international artists represent themselves and sell their work directly to collectors, with no gallery in between. Local poets, The Haikuists, type a free haiku on the spot from […]
Discover a fresh perspective on the American West at Western Spirit Museum when High Visibility (Blaze Orange) opens November 14, 2026. Part of the museum’s Women of the Southwest series, the exhibition features 25 works by photographer and University of Utah Associate Professor Sarah Wright. Through photography, video, collage and installation, Wright transforms discarded materials […]
A Night to Remember invites guests to step back into the glamour of the 1940s for an unforgettable Victory Gala celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary. Hosted by the West Valley Arts Council and P.W. Litchfield Heritage Center, the evening will feature red carpet entry, 1940s-inspired cocktails, live swing music, a live auction, WWII vehicles, and immersive […]
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.