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Looking for fun things to do in Phoenix this week and weekend? You’re in luck—there’s a vibrant lineup of concerts, festivals, art exhibitions, live shows, and unique adventures all across the Valley.
Tonight, catch global superstar Shakira live at PHX Arena. For something a little different, test your wits at the Phoenix Secret Society Mystery Hunt near Roosevelt Row or join the Weekly Reggaeton Class by PerreoQueens at Spellbound Studios. If you’re in the mood for an outdoor adventure, KOLI Equestrian Center is running Summertime Group Rides throughout the season, perfect for enjoying the desert scenery as the sun sets.
This week downtown, step into a world of puzzles with a Phoenix Puzzling Adventure, a self-guided tour that doubles as a scavenger hunt through city landmarks. Or take a peaceful stroll and guided tour at the Japanese Friendship Garden on North 3rd Avenue, where lush landscapes and tranquil koi ponds offer a bit of Zen right in the city.
Art lovers should stop by the Heard Museum for the “Adorned with Memory” curator talk about American Indian jewelry on Tuesday and see the Black Folk Photography Exhibit at George Washington Carver Museum. For an immersive theater experience, ASU Gammage hosts the visually stunning “Life of Pi” through June 22. Over at The Phoenix Theatre Company, “Into the Woods” runs through this month, blending fairytale magic with live performance.
Music fans, make sure you’re at Warehouse215 for Candlelight concerts—this Friday, enjoy a tribute to Queen and more, and on June 28, immerse yourself in the sounds of Coldplay under flickering candlelight. Jazz lovers will want to check out Celebrate Jazz at the Musical Instrument Museum, running June 6 through 8.
Looking ahead to the weekend, don’t miss the splashy fun at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown with Splash After Dark, a pool party series running all month. Saturday, the 4th Cultural Latino Festival brings vibrant music and dance to the Black Theatre Troupe. If you’re seeking family fun, the Maricopa County Justice Museum and Learning Center is open all week with exhibits on local history.
Wrap up the weekend with the Totally Tubular Festival at Arizona Financial Theatre on June 29, featuring a nostalgic lineup of 80s and 90s acts. And fans of magic and classic entertainment shouldn’t skip Carnival of Illusion at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel, Arizona’s longest-running theater magic show.
For the full rundown and to keep updated on changing event hours and ticket availability, Visit Phoenix and dtphx dot org offer comprehensive event calendars packed with the latest happenings.
Stay cool, stay curious, and have an unforgettable week in Phoenix! Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Tonight, catch global superstar Shakira live at PHX Arena. For something a little different, test your wits at the Phoenix Secret Society Mystery Hunt near Roosevelt Row or join the Weekly Reggaeton Class by PerreoQueens at Spellbound Studios. If you’re in the mood for an outdoor adventure, KOLI Equestrian Center is running Summertime Group Rides throughout the season, perfect for enjoying the desert scenery as the sun sets.
This week downtown, step into a world of puzzles with a Phoenix Puzzling Adventure, a self-guided tour that doubles as a scavenger hunt through city landmarks. Or take a peaceful stroll and guided tour at the Japanese Friendship Garden on North 3rd Avenue, where lush landscapes and tranquil koi ponds offer a bit of Zen right in the city.
Art lovers should stop by the Heard Museum for the “Adorned with Memory” curator talk about American Indian jewelry on Tuesday and see the Black Folk Photography Exhibit at George Washington Carver Museum. For an immersive theater experience, ASU Gammage hosts the visually stunning “Life of Pi” through June 22. Over at The Phoenix Theatre Company, “Into the Woods” runs through this month, blending fairytale magic with live performance.
Music fans, make sure you’re at Warehouse215 for Candlelight concerts—this Friday, enjoy a tribute to Queen and more, and on June 28, immerse yourself in the sounds of Coldplay under flickering candlelight. Jazz lovers will want to check out Celebrate Jazz at the Musical Instrument Museum, running June 6 through 8.
Looking ahead to the weekend, don’t miss the splashy fun at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown with Splash After Dark, a pool party series running all month. Saturday, the 4th Cultural Latino Festival brings vibrant music and dance to the Black Theatre Troupe. If you’re seeking family fun, the Maricopa County Justice Museum and Learning Center is open all week with exhibits on local history.
Wrap up the weekend with the Totally Tubular Festival at Arizona Financial Theatre on June 29, featuring a nostalgic lineup of 80s and 90s acts. And fans of magic and classic entertainment shouldn’t skip Carnival of Illusion at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel, Arizona’s longest-running theater magic show.
For the full rundown and to keep updated on changing event hours and ticket availability, Visit Phoenix and dtphx dot org offer comprehensive event calendars packed with the latest happenings.
Stay cool, stay curious, and have an unforgettable week in Phoenix! Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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By Quiet. PleaseLooking for fun things to do in Phoenix this week and weekend? You’re in luck—there’s a vibrant lineup of concerts, festivals, art exhibitions, live shows, and unique adventures all across the Valley.
Tonight, catch global superstar Shakira live at PHX Arena. For something a little different, test your wits at the Phoenix Secret Society Mystery Hunt near Roosevelt Row or join the Weekly Reggaeton Class by PerreoQueens at Spellbound Studios. If you’re in the mood for an outdoor adventure, KOLI Equestrian Center is running Summertime Group Rides throughout the season, perfect for enjoying the desert scenery as the sun sets.
This week downtown, step into a world of puzzles with a Phoenix Puzzling Adventure, a self-guided tour that doubles as a scavenger hunt through city landmarks. Or take a peaceful stroll and guided tour at the Japanese Friendship Garden on North 3rd Avenue, where lush landscapes and tranquil koi ponds offer a bit of Zen right in the city.
Art lovers should stop by the Heard Museum for the “Adorned with Memory” curator talk about American Indian jewelry on Tuesday and see the Black Folk Photography Exhibit at George Washington Carver Museum. For an immersive theater experience, ASU Gammage hosts the visually stunning “Life of Pi” through June 22. Over at The Phoenix Theatre Company, “Into the Woods” runs through this month, blending fairytale magic with live performance.
Music fans, make sure you’re at Warehouse215 for Candlelight concerts—this Friday, enjoy a tribute to Queen and more, and on June 28, immerse yourself in the sounds of Coldplay under flickering candlelight. Jazz lovers will want to check out Celebrate Jazz at the Musical Instrument Museum, running June 6 through 8.
Looking ahead to the weekend, don’t miss the splashy fun at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown with Splash After Dark, a pool party series running all month. Saturday, the 4th Cultural Latino Festival brings vibrant music and dance to the Black Theatre Troupe. If you’re seeking family fun, the Maricopa County Justice Museum and Learning Center is open all week with exhibits on local history.
Wrap up the weekend with the Totally Tubular Festival at Arizona Financial Theatre on June 29, featuring a nostalgic lineup of 80s and 90s acts. And fans of magic and classic entertainment shouldn’t skip Carnival of Illusion at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel, Arizona’s longest-running theater magic show.
For the full rundown and to keep updated on changing event hours and ticket availability, Visit Phoenix and dtphx dot org offer comprehensive event calendars packed with the latest happenings.
Stay cool, stay curious, and have an unforgettable week in Phoenix! Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Tonight, catch global superstar Shakira live at PHX Arena. For something a little different, test your wits at the Phoenix Secret Society Mystery Hunt near Roosevelt Row or join the Weekly Reggaeton Class by PerreoQueens at Spellbound Studios. If you’re in the mood for an outdoor adventure, KOLI Equestrian Center is running Summertime Group Rides throughout the season, perfect for enjoying the desert scenery as the sun sets.
This week downtown, step into a world of puzzles with a Phoenix Puzzling Adventure, a self-guided tour that doubles as a scavenger hunt through city landmarks. Or take a peaceful stroll and guided tour at the Japanese Friendship Garden on North 3rd Avenue, where lush landscapes and tranquil koi ponds offer a bit of Zen right in the city.
Art lovers should stop by the Heard Museum for the “Adorned with Memory” curator talk about American Indian jewelry on Tuesday and see the Black Folk Photography Exhibit at George Washington Carver Museum. For an immersive theater experience, ASU Gammage hosts the visually stunning “Life of Pi” through June 22. Over at The Phoenix Theatre Company, “Into the Woods” runs through this month, blending fairytale magic with live performance.
Music fans, make sure you’re at Warehouse215 for Candlelight concerts—this Friday, enjoy a tribute to Queen and more, and on June 28, immerse yourself in the sounds of Coldplay under flickering candlelight. Jazz lovers will want to check out Celebrate Jazz at the Musical Instrument Museum, running June 6 through 8.
Looking ahead to the weekend, don’t miss the splashy fun at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown with Splash After Dark, a pool party series running all month. Saturday, the 4th Cultural Latino Festival brings vibrant music and dance to the Black Theatre Troupe. If you’re seeking family fun, the Maricopa County Justice Museum and Learning Center is open all week with exhibits on local history.
Wrap up the weekend with the Totally Tubular Festival at Arizona Financial Theatre on June 29, featuring a nostalgic lineup of 80s and 90s acts. And fans of magic and classic entertainment shouldn’t skip Carnival of Illusion at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel, Arizona’s longest-running theater magic show.
For the full rundown and to keep updated on changing event hours and ticket availability, Visit Phoenix and dtphx dot org offer comprehensive event calendars packed with the latest happenings.
Stay cool, stay curious, and have an unforgettable week in Phoenix! Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.