Phoenix listeners, if you’re searching for the best ways to make this week memorable, you’re in luck—the Valley is buzzing with energy, culture, and celebration. This Sunday, November 9, the 50th Annual Phoenix 10K & Marathon is hitting the streets and, for the first time, features a full marathon alongside its beloved 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances. Whether you’re lacing up your sneakers or cheering from the sidelines at the Embassy Suites by Hilton, the excitement kicks off early and runs throughout the day. Be sure to check their website for race times and spectator details.

Food lovers won’t want to miss the 2025 Arizona Pupusas Festival from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 455 North 3rd Street in downtown Phoenix. Dive into traditional Salvadoran flavors—pupusas hot off the grill, vibrant music, and cultural performances set the mood for a delicious day out with family and friends.

Adventurous spirits can get down and dirty at the MUDGIRL Obstacle Race, a women-only, non-competitive 5K filled with more than 17 obstacles. Hosted at Rawhide in Chandler, this event promises mud, laughter, and a supportive atmosphere—perfect for teams or solo participants who want to challenge themselves.

For art and festival fun, don’t miss the Arizona Fall Fest, brought to you by Local First Arizona, returning for its 19th year on Saturday, November 8. With over 200 vendors showcasing the best in local foods, drinks, arts, and crafts, Hance Park will be alive with live entertainment and family-friendly activities. According to Visit Phoenix, this is one of the top ways to celebrate Arizona’s creative scene in fall.

Rodeo fans, get ready for the last day of the Hondo Rodeo Fest at Chase Field, featuring elite barrel racers and a post-rodeo concert. Country music star Jason Aldean, along with Riley Green, will be turning the stadium into a night of music and fun once the dust settles in the arena.

Aside from these highlights, Phoenix ramps up celebrations for Veterans Day on Tuesday, November 11. The city’s renowned Veterans Day Parade steps off at 11 a.m. near Central Avenue and Montebello Drive, led by celebrity grand marshal Randy Couture. Watch as floats, veterans groups, and marching bands travel a route lined with well-wishers, honoring those who’ve served. The Heard Museum will also host a special event honoring Indigenous veterans, featuring storytelling, music, family activities, and free admission for veterans and their families.

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Phoenix is buzzing this weekend, so if you are looking for fun around town, there is plenty to see and experience. Today, November eighth, one of the biggest highlights is the Arizona Fall Fest at Margaret T. Hance Park, running from 10 AM to 4 PM. This massive celebration of local culture features over 200 vendors, live entertainment, plenty of Arizona-based food and drink, family-friendly activities, and a true taste of the Valley’s creative scene. The event is great for listeners of all ages and the weather is perfect for an outdoor festival this time of year according to Visit Phoenix dot com.

Music lovers have more options tonight. Ebi, the legendary Persian pop singer, performs a one-night-only show at the historic Orpheum Theatre in downtown Phoenix. This rare event promises an unforgettable evening for fans of international music, and tickets are reportedly selling fast according to EMH Productions. Meanwhile, those in the mood for Latin sounds can head to Xantolo Night Club, where the high-energy group Clave Especial takes the stage starting at 9 PM, as listed by Tickeri dot com. If hip hop is your thing, Walter Studios is hosting rapper Dax at 8 PM, a show open to listeners sixteen and up according to SeatGeek.

For fans of electronic music, Eastlake Park becomes the epicenter of the Obsidian 2025 festival tonight, with techno stars like Callush and Deborah De Luca leading the lineup. Relentless Beats announces a big Saturday night for the city’s dance community.

If you are inspired by community and culture, the Local First Arizona Fall Festival is happening at Margaret T. Hance Park all day, promoting local makers, restaurants, and artisans. At the same time, downtown Phoenix continues its famous First Friday vibe through the weekend, with galleries, live art, and food trucks lining Roosevelt Row and Grand Avenue, bringing color and creativity to city streets. Downtown Phoenix dot org highlights this as a can’t-miss way to experience local art and nightlife.

Looking ahead this week, theater buffs can catch Looking Over The President’s Shoulder at the Phoenix Theatre Company, with performances running through Sunday. And if you want some old-school cinema, Tuesday night features an Orpheum Theatre showing of Hitchcock’s Psycho.

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Phoenix listeners, if you are eager for exciting entertainment this weekend, you’re in luck because the city is buzzing with events across music, comedy, culture, and more. Starting today, head over to Desert Ridge Improv at 7 p.m. for a night of big laughs with comedian Dylan Carlino. Carlino’s stand-up blends personal stories and pop-culture commentary, perfect for unwinding after work.

If you’re looking for music, this weekend offers a seriously impressive lineup. Tonight kicks off the Dreamy Draw Music Festival at Scottsdale Civic Center, headlined by the Lumineers with sets from Vampire Weekend and Father John Misty rolling out Saturday. According to Phoenix Magazine, this is one of the most talked-about festivals in the Valley this season, drawing indie and folk-rock fans citywide.

Jazz lovers, Chandler’s Tumbleweed Park is the setting for the Arizona Jazz Fest running through Sunday. Get ready for classic soul and jazz from legends like Al Green, Charlie Wilson, and Robin Thicke. You’ll also hear local favorites like CeCe Peniston and Mike Phillips, plus tributes to jazz icons.

Art fans, tonight is Downtown Phoenix’s storied First Fridays Art Walk, when galleries stay open late. Artlink Phoenix says you can explore murals, exhibits, and shop local crafts through Roosevelt Row and Grand Avenue—the heart of Phoenix’s street art movement.

Sports card and memorabilia collectors should check out the Arizona State Card Show at the Phoenix Convention Center, opening Friday and running through Sunday. Expect rare collectibles, autograph sessions, and special guests.

If you want to expand your horizons, head to the Walter Cronkite School at ASU this morning for the “90-Minute Mastery: Pitch Perfect” workshop, where entrepreneurs share 50 creative ideas in 90 minutes—great for budding business minds.

For night owls, Bounce nightclub on East Indian School Road transforms after 12 for a house music party with two stages and relentless energy late into Friday night, promising unforgettable sets and dancing till sunrise.

Families looking for cultural activities can join Chef Sandra Miller for a Cooking with Culture workshop at the Phoenix Indian Center Friday evening, featuring O’odham recipes and a celebration of Native cuisine.

Meanwhile, live theater continues at the Orpheum Theatre, which is hosting performances suitable for all ages. The schedule is packed throughout the weekend, so check what’s showing for a memorable night out.

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Phoenix is buzzing this week with events for everyone, whether you’re into music, arts, family activities, or catching basketball action. Starting off today, fans of hip-hop can catch NBA YoungBoy live on his MASA Tour at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, with the show starting at 7:30 PM. For those wanting to dance into the night, Sunbar in Tempe is hosting the renowned DJ Beltran alongside Jimii and McWhite from 9 PM to 2 AM—this 21 and over event promises to deliver house music energy right in the heart of the Valley, according to Relentless Beats.

If you’re searching for family fun, the Children’s Museum of Phoenix is open from 9 AM to 4 PM today and throughout the week, offering three stories packed with hands-on exhibits, crafts inspired by Native American Heritage Month, and early literacy celebrations. Their activities are perfect for little learners and your admission always includes free on-site parking.

Art lovers won’t want to miss First Fridays, Phoenix’s signature art walk, taking over downtown this Friday, November 7. Artlink’s event turns galleries, city blocks, and studios into a lively open-air experience with local artists and food trucks. If you’re intrigued by immersive experiences, the Desert Botanical Garden is unveiling Desert Pulse, a multi-sensory art exhibit blending technology with the stunning Sonoran landscape, along with their Butterfly Pavilion open daily for up-close encounters with over 1,000 butterflies including striking monarchs.

The Arizona Jazz Fest rolls into Tumbleweed Park in Chandler from Friday through Sunday, boasting headliners like Al Green, Charlie Wilson, and Babyface. AZCentral shares that it’s a three-day celebration of soul, smooth jazz, and R&B under the fall sky, with local and national acts across two stages.

On Saturday, the Arizona Fall Festival at Margaret T. Hance Park offers a true taste of Phoenix from 10 AM to 4 PM. According to ABC15 and Fabulous Arizona, you can expect food samples from local restaurants, live entertainment, craft booths, and a celebration of all things Arizona, making it perfect for visitors and locals alike.

If you’re a sports enthusiast, the Phoenix Suns tip off against the LA Clippers tonight at Footprint Center, with another home game coming up this weekend. ESPN sets the stage for some Western Conference excitement as the Suns look to rally a win at home.

As night falls, don’t miss the Tianyu Lights Festival now illuminating Camelback Ranch with larger-than-life lanterns from Wednesday through Sunday evenings—a spectacle perfect for families or a date night stroll.

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Phoenix is buzzing with vibrant culture and unforgettable experiences this week. Kicking things off, don’t miss the action at the Phoenix Raceway, where the NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race takes place today. Expect roaring engines, tailgate energy, and some of the fiercest racing you’ll see all year, all happening in nearby Avondale. Whether you are a die-hard NASCAR fan or just want to experience the adrenaline of championship sports, this is a true Phoenix tradition.

If you’re in the mood for something soulful, the Desert Botanical Garden is closing out its annual Día de Muertos festival today from noon to six p.m. Visitors can wander through beautiful, flower-filled paths, marvel at a stunning open-air community altar made by Oaxacan artisans, get faces painted in calavera style, create sugar skulls, and join a touching sunset procession. Guests are encouraged to add memories of loved ones to the ofrenda, while Mariachi Continental Azteca fills the garden with vibrant music. There’s traditional food, art vendors selling everything from handmade jewelry to Mexican folk art, and dance performances by groups like the Ollin Yoliztli Dance Academy and Grupo Coatlicue Aztec Danza, making this a uniquely moving celebration according to the Desert Botanical Garden.

The fun continues tonight and tomorrow with events inspired by Día de los Muertos all around Phoenix. At Renata’s Hearth, located inside the historic Arizona Biltmore, there’s a Dia de los Muertos cocktail dinner on November 2, with each course paired with signature cocktails in honor of the holiday. This immersive culinary experience starts at 6:30 pm and promises flavors as lively as the festivities. The Arizona Center just hosted the massive MIKIZTLI: Día de los Muertos PHX Festival, organized by Cultural Coalition, and while that party wrapped up last night, those looking for art, music, and crafts still have options with markets and local pop-ups throughout the city.

Looking ahead, the rest of the week is packed with live music. The Dreamy Draw Music Festival features acts like The Lumineers and Vampire Weekend at Scottsdale Civic Center, starting Friday. Big names like Pitbull and NBA YoungBoy are set to perform downtown, while fans of orchestral music can catch Phoenix Symphony’s classical concerts all week, including Beethoven and Tchaikovsky. According to The Arizona Republic, venues like The Van Buren and The Rebel Lounge will be alive with local and national acts almost every night.

As Phoenix gears up for a festive November, don’t forget to step outside and enjoy the pop-up markets, art exhibitions, and cultural nights happening downtown. Whether you crave high-octane thrills, soulful remembrances, or a toe-tapping concert under the stars, Phoenix this week has an adventure for every listener. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for your guide to the best of the Valley every week.

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Listeners, Phoenix is bursting with energy this week, with the perfect blend of Dia de los Muertos celebrations, food festivals, live performances, and family-friendly activities taking over the city now through the weekend. If you are in town looking for something unforgettable to experience, here’s your friendly guide to all the most exciting events happening right now.

Dia de los Muertos is celebrated in full color across Phoenix this week. Head over to Desert Botanical Garden today and tomorrow, from noon to 6 pm, for their famed Día de Muertos Festival. You can view intricate altars made by Oaxacan artisans, enjoy family crafts, sample authentic foods, and join the sunset procession led by live music and dancers at 5 pm. The community altar remains on view through Monday, so if you miss the festival, you can still witness this moving tribute according to the Desert Botanical Garden.

For those looking for a vibrant block party, don’t miss the 14th Annual Mikiztli Día de los Muertos Phoenix Festival this evening from 4 to 9 pm at the Arizona Heritage Center. This completely free event features mariachi performances, folk dancers, art vendors, face painting, and a powerful sunset parade with giant skeleton puppets, as reported by the Cultural Coalition.

If you love unique cultural experiences, SerbFest is bringing the flavors and music of Serbia to 443 East McKinley Street this Saturday and Sunday. Traditional food, folk dance, and even a Torte Contest await. Admission is just five dollars per person.

Calling bread lovers and bakers: Arizona’s first-ever Bread Fest unites sourdough enthusiasts with a baking competition, bread tastings, live music, and butter sculptures on Sunday at Don Gu Barrio in downtown Gilbert. Admission is just over nine dollars, and you’ll get a chance to sample fresh flavors and enjoy family-friendly activities.

For sports fans, all eyes turn to Avondale on Sunday for the NASCAR Cup Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway. Tickets start just above forty-four dollars, and you can witness the ultimate race as the top drivers chase the trophy.

Downtown, don't miss the festive Canal Convergence art festival on the Scottsdale Waterfront starting Friday and running for ten nights. Take in interactive light installations, music, workshops, and evening art walks during this unforgettable celebration of creativity.

Looking for music? The Arizona Jazz Festival kicks off next Friday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, with over twenty top acts plus delicious food and drinks, promising one of the year’s best weekends for jazz fans.

For family-friendly fall fun, stop by Mother Nature’s Farm in Gilbert for their Fall Festival all weekend, or check out the corn maze and games at Vertuccio Farms in Mesa. Boyce Thompson Arboretum offers Nature Play and birdwatching events, perfect for children and the young at heart.

From vibrant processions and dramatic light shows to barbecue ribs, jazz under the stars, and ancient traditions honored beautifully in the desert, Phoenix has something magical for everyone this week.

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Phoenix is absolutely buzzing with energy this Halloween Friday and through the rest of the weekend, as the city transforms into a playground of spooky thrills, cultural happenings, live entertainment, and unmissable sports action. Listeners, if you’re wondering what to do in Phoenix right now or looking to plan your weekend, buckle up—these events promise memories you won’t forget.

Halloween in Phoenix means a full slate of themed parties and family-friendly fun. Downtown, the 4th Annual Halloween Night Goth Dance Party takes over Club Palazzo from 9 pm to 3 am. DJs Hexmaschine and Vox Sinistra will be spinning haunting Dark Wave, Industrial, Electronica and more, and partygoers can join the “Ghost Ship: Curse of the Crimson Tide” for a nautical fright add-on experience. Come in your most creative costume for a shot at prizes and enjoy the night surrounded by fellow creatures of the dark, plus loads of local vendors according to the organizers at 6 Feet Under.

For families, Friday brings Boo-tanical Trick-or-Treat at Boyce Thompson Arboretum in Superior, with a festive kids' trail from 5 pm to 7 pm. And for those looking for a quirky night out, GenuWine Arizona hosts a showing of the cult classic Hocus Pocus.

But wait, NASCAR fans, the party really gets rolling at the NASCAR Cup Series Championship Weekend at Phoenix Raceway starting today and continuing through Sunday, with championship races, live music, driver Q&As, and fan experiences throughout the event. As ABC 15 and The Camby Hotel highlight, Jordan Davis takes the stage Sunday morning for a live concert before the main race, and there’s even a Gaming Garage for the kids and families.

Culture and tradition also shine with Día de los Muertos celebrations at the Desert Botanical Garden October 31 through November 2. Enjoy beautiful altars by Oaxacan artisans, community processions, mariachi music, mesmerizing Aztec dance rituals, and vibrant craft booths from noon until 6 pm each day. The main procession winds through the garden each evening, leading to sunset performances in Sunset Plaza according to the Desert Botanical Garden’s official schedule.

Downtown Phoenix boasts even more happenings, like the special Halloween murder-mystery dinner show “Murder At The Vampire’s Wedding” at the historic Hotel San Carlos, and the Phoenix Symphony’s Día de los Muertos tribute concert at Symphony Hall.

Families won’t want to miss the Cactus Clubhouse for curious kids under 12 at the Desert Botanical Garden, or the Mill Avenue Ghost Tours in Tempe if you want chills down your spine.

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Welcome to your Phoenix events guide for this week. Whether you're looking for sports, music, art, or family fun, Phoenix has something exciting happening right now.

Starting today, Thursday, October thirtieth, you have several fantastic options. Head to Civic Space Park for the NASCAR Fan Fest, where you can get up close with racing excitement. If you're a music lover, Grupo Bronco is performing tonight at Harrah's Phoenix Ak-Chin in Maricopa with tickets starting at eighty-four dollars. For a more theatrical evening, Drunk Dracula is playing at The Rose Theatre downtown with multiple showtimes, and if you prefer live comedy, Hans Kim and other comics are performing at Desert Ridge Improv. Sports fans should catch the Phoenix Suns taking on the Memphis Grizzlies at the Mortgage Matchup Center with tickets as low as nine dollars.

Moving into Friday and Saturday, the fun continues. The Tianyu Lights Festival has just begun and runs through January fourth, offering enchanting luminous art installations that are perfect for an evening outing. This magical experience transforms the night into something truly special and is definitely worth checking out during your weekend.

If you're planning ahead for next week, mark your calendars for November seventh when Artlink's First Fridays Art Walk takes over Downtown Phoenix. This beloved community event showcases local artists and galleries throughout the downtown core.

For families looking for autumn fun, the Arizona State Fair and various pumpkin patches around the valley are excellent options for capturing that fall spirit. The Willis Farm October Festivities and MacDonald's Ranch Pumpkin Patch both offer seasonal activities that have become Phoenix traditions.

Throughout the week, you'll find everything from minor league baseball games to theater productions, concert performances, and family-friendly activities. The Phoenix area truly offers something for every taste and age group.

Whether you're a longtime Phoenix resident or visiting for the first time, this week offers an incredible variety of entertainment options. From sports and music to art and seasonal festivals, you won't run out of things to do. Bundle up for those evening events, because Phoenix evenings can get quite pleasant this time of year.

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Phoenix is buzzing with excitement this week as Halloween approaches, and listeners have plenty of options for fun, creativity, and adventure. Today kicks off with the Arizona State Fair’s final weekend at the Arizona State Fairgrounds, where you can catch thrilling rides, game booths, livestock showcases, and plenty of fried treats and live performances according to Visit Phoenix. It's the last chance to enjoy one of Phoenix’s biggest annual traditions before it wraps up.

If you crave high-octane thrills, Monster Jam at State Farm Stadium in Glendale is roaring into town today. Fans of big trucks and jaw-dropping stunts will love the debut of new trucks and the atmosphere packed with jumps, races, and high-flying action. Seating packages offer perks from VIP parking to curated dining, making it an unforgettable outing for all ages as State Farm Stadium details.

Night owls and supernatural enthusiasts can explore Lights Out Investigation at the historic Orpheum Theatre tonight, part of the ongoing October Haunted History Tours. These guided events delve into Phoenix’s spookiest corners with tales of ghostly encounters and paranormal legends, organized by Friends of the Orpheum Theatre.

Families should check out BooFest at Paseo Highlands Park tonight from 6 to 9 p.m., celebrating 22 years of safe Halloween fun. Phoenix Parks describes games, inflatables, costume contests, trunk-or-treating, and even a train ride for kids, all set under twinkling lights. And if you love luminous displays, the Tianyu Lights Festival continues nightly at the Arizona State Fairgrounds, with stunning illuminated art and colorful lanterns transforming the grounds into a glowing spectacle. AZ Central calls it one of the season's must-see visual treats.

Looking for creative inspiration? The Black Folk Photography Exhibit at George Washington Carver Museum is open Wednesday, and the Irish Cultural Center hosts The Haunted Castle: The Rot Beneath on both Wednesday and Thursday, bringing immersive performances for adults craving more eerie entertainment.

This weekend, Día de los Muertos festivities sweep through the city: on Saturday, catch Celebrating Día de los Muertos starring Mauricio Martínez with the Phoenix Symphony at Symphony Hall, a blend of traditional Mexican song and powerful orchestral arrangements per Downtown Phoenix Inc. Over at Mesa Arts Center, their free Day of the Dead festival offers food, music, and art to honor this important cultural tradition.

Nature lovers can join guided hikes at Red Rock State Park and special interpretive tours at Tonto Natural Bridge and Oracle State Park, all focused on Arizona’s rich natural history thanks to Arizona State Parks.

Whether your style is spooky or sunny, Phoenix welcomes listeners with unforgettable events, incredible food, and inspiring local talent this week. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Phoenix listeners, if you’re looking for unforgettable experiences this week, get ready—Halloween spirit is everywhere, the weather is perfect, and the city’s event calendar is bursting with excitement. Dive right in and make the most of this festive weekend.

Start your Saturday, October 25th, by marveling at the roar of engines and flying dirt at Monster Jam, happening today at State Farm Stadium in Glendale. This high-energy, family-friendly event features massive trucks and world-class drivers pulling off jaw-dropping stunts. You can get up close to two brand-new monster trucks making their Arizona debut, and there are even sensory rooms and child locator wristbands to keep the experience comfortable and safe for every guest, making this a can’t-miss spectacle for thrill-seekers of all ages, according to State Farm Stadium.

While you’re in the Halloween spirit, Phoenix New Times presents the ultimate Halloween party lineup for every style and age this weekend. Yucca Tap Room in Tempe hosts its Punk Rock Halloween Bash, where local bands pay tribute to punk legends tonight. At Hi Score Club, “Perreo Con Brujas” turns up the reggaeton party with a costume contest and live DJ, and The Royale features drag stars, DJ sets, cocktails, and creep-tastic costumes. Drag shows, live music, and raucous dancing are everywhere—Gracie’s Tax Bar and Rips both throw wild, themed parties tonight. For those looking for a more intimate or artistic night, catch original zines and creative expressions at the Phx Zine Fest in Tempe, or get hypnotized by the immersive PoeFest running through October 31st. PoeFest brings the spooky stories of Edgar Allan Poe to life in atmospheric venues across downtown Phoenix, ensuring chills and thrills that go way beyond the ordinary haunted house.

The Arizona State Fair, running its final weekend at the fairgrounds, is packed with concerts, rides, local eats, and unique performances like the Barrel O’ Fun magic and comedy show and live music at the Whiskey & Wine Stage. Bring the whole family, grab a funnel cake, and don’t miss your last chance to soak up the iconic fall fair atmosphere this year.

If you want something enchanting and less spooky, the Tianyu Lights Festival at the Arizona State Fairgrounds brings magical lantern displays through January. Stroll among glowing art installations and illuminated sculptures for a truly mesmerizing night out, according to AZ Central.

Whether you’re drawn to the rowdy energy of Halloween parties, the thunder of monster trucks, the creativity of local festivals, or the magic of autumn lights, Phoenix is alive with possibilities. Thank you 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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