Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Phoenix today, Wednesday, December 31st, and through the weekend. We're squeezing every last drop of holiday magic and New Year's fireworks out of 2025 before diving into the new year.

Kick off today with some family fun at the 14th Annual Snow Week at the Arizona Science Center in downtown Phoenix, running from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dive into hands-on snow and ice wonders like ice fishing, snowball launchers, snowstorms in a jar, and the epic Fire 'n' Ice SNOWdown, with tickets from $16.95 to $22.95 according to Arizona Parenting Magazine. Families can also hit the free Noon Year's Eve Celebration in Mesa at Main and Macdonald from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., perfect for little ones with a midday ball drop and festivities, as listed on Visit Phoenix.

As evening hits, chase those holiday lights while you still can. Phoenix New Times reports Glendale Glitters in Historic Downtown Glendale glows with millions of lights, carols, Santa, and shopping until 10 p.m. tonight—no cost. Avondazzle at Avondale Civic Center offers free light shows every half-hour until 9:30 p.m. through tomorrow. Jingle at JW Marriott Desert Ridge keeps the vibes alive through January 3rd with ice-skating, snow tubing, train rides, and light shows starting at $29. And ZooLights at Phoenix Zoo dazzles with hundreds of thousands of lights, lanterns, and Santa photos until January 16th for $35 per person ages 3 and up.

For New Year's Eve dinner, Phoenix New Times highlights Espiritu in downtown Mesa at 123 W. Main St. with a Titanic-themed bash featuring live music, themed cocktails, midnight toast, and surf-and-turf specials—walk-ins welcome. Or catch the Phoenix Symphony's New Year's Eve All-American Celebration with champagne toast at Symphony Hall at 7:30 p.m., per their site and Visit Phoenix.

Rave heads, don't sleep on Decadence Arizona 2025 at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale tonight and tomorrow. Relentless Beats brings massive lineups like Zedd, Kaskade, GRiZ's NYE countdown set, Subtronics, and Green Velvet across two nights in The Portal of I11usions—18-plus event with tickets available now. Just note, Phoenix Fire Department is cracking down on illegal fireworks tonight, so stick to legal ones for the excitement.

Spill into the weekend with lingering gems like World of Illumination drive-thrus in Glendale and Tempe through January 4th at $40 to $50 per car, Merry Main Street in Downtown Mesa until January 10th with Santa, food trucks, and skating, and shows like A Christmas Carol at Phoenix Theatre Company through January 4th starting at $60.

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Hey listeners, kick off your Sunday in Phoenix with some high-energy networking at the Fitzgerald Connects End of Year Networking Event, happening all day at 3227 E Bell Rd, as listed on Eventbrite. Perfect for mingling and wrapping up the year with pros from ALL DAY ALL NIGHT crew. Then, catch the Tianyu Lights Festival at Camelback Ranch starting at 7:30 pm, where National Today highlights dazzling lights, events, and brand promotions lighting up 10710 W Camelback Rd. For laughs, head to StandUpLive for Katherine Blanford's shows at 7 pm, delivering her signature comedy that Eventbrite raves about. Families, don't miss 'Twas the Night Before by Cirque du Soleil at noon in downtown Phoenix, as Arizona Parenting notes its holiday magic, or Jack and the Beanstalk at 2 pm for $10 storytelling fun. Theater fans, snag tickets to Million Dollar Quartet at The Phoenix Theatre Company's Hormel Theatre at 7:30 pm, with Vivid Seats reporting rock 'n' roll vibes from the legends.

Monday through Wednesday, slide into the week with Cactus Clubhouse at Desert Botanical Garden from 9 am to 3 pm for kids 12 and under, per Phoenix Kids Out and About. Tuesday, Avondazzle Holiday Light Display sparkles in Avondale from 5 pm to 10 pm. And catch Phoenix Zoo ZooLights on Wednesday from 5:30 pm to 10:30 pm, featuring animal exhibits under holiday glow.

The weekend peaks with Las Noches de las Luminarias at Desert Botanical Garden Thursday through Sunday, 5:30 to 9:30 pm, where thousands of glowing luminarias line paths amid live entertainment and treats, as the garden's site details—tickets from $35.95 for members. Holiday Lights at McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park in Scottsdale shines too. Ring in the New Year Wednesday eve with free Good Vibes Only NYE at Lacuna Kava Bar from 7 pm to 2 am, zero-proof fun for 18-plus, via Eventbrite.

Phoenix is buzzing with lights, laughs, and holiday cheer—grab tickets early, carpool to gardens, and make memories under our desert skies. Your friendly guide says bundle up and dive in!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Phoenix this weekend and into the new year. Today, Saturday December 27th, kick things off with some high-energy action at Chase Field where the Rate Bowl pits the Minnesota Golden Gophers against the New Mexico Lobos starting at 2:30 p.m. ABC15 reports tickets start around $60, so grab yours for this gridiron showdown right in downtown Phoenix.

If you're craving holiday magic, head to Symphony Hall for Ballet Arizona's The Nutcracker with The Phoenix Symphony, wrapping up its run tonight. According to Ballet Arizona's site, this enchanting classic features Clara's battle with mischievous mice and the Sugar Plum Fairy, all set to Tchaikovsky's score, with tickets from $51. Families will love the 10 a.m. show at The Great Arizona Puppet Theater's Jack and the Beanstalk, a fee-fi-fo-fun puppet adventure for ages 5 and up costing $10 to $15, as listed on Arizona Parenting Magazine.

Sports card fanatics, don't miss the Front Row Card Show at the Renaissance Phoenix Glendale Hotel from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with VIP early entry at 10 a.m. ShowClix details 275 tables of cards, comics, collectibles, swag bags for the first 200 attendees, and even CGC grading on site—general admission is $10 in advance.

For laughs, Tempe Improv has DL Hughley performing at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., bringing his signature wit to the stage. Comedy lovers can also catch A Drunk Christmas Carol at Drunk Shakespeare - The Rose Theatre, a boozy 21-plus twist on the Dickens tale. And tonight at 7 p.m., Thunderbird Lounge hosts the Yule Ball 2025, a magical Harry Potter-inspired dance party per National Today.

Tomorrow Sunday the 28th, wrap up the holiday cheer with Cirque du Soleil's 'Twas The Night Before at Arizona Financial Theatre—ABC15 says this family-friendly acrobatic spectacle based on the classic poem runs through Sunday with tickets from $82. A Christmas Story The Musical dazzles at Arizona Broadway Theatre in Peoria, and Phoenix Theater Company's A Christmas Carol offers a musical redemption tale starting at $60. The Front Row Card Show continues till 5 p.m., and DL Hughley closes out at Tempe Improv at 6 p.m.

Snow lovers, Arizona Science Center's Snow Week runs through January 4th with Snow Hill and avalanche activities included in general admission. Chess enthusiasts can join the Phoenix Saturday Blitz at Phoenix Chess Academy.

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Hey Phoenix listeners, kick off your post-Christmas weekend with a bang today, Friday, December 26th! Head to Chase Field at 2:30 pm for the thrilling Rate Bowl showdown between New Mexico and Minnesota, the only Big 12-Big Ten college football matchup of the postseason, as reported by Visit Phoenix and Ticketmaster. It's prime time gridiron action right in downtown Phoenix—grab those tickets and feel the energy of one of Arizona's marquee sports events.

If lights and holiday magic are more your vibe, catch the Tianyu Lights Festival at Camelback Ranch starting at 7:30 pm tonight. National Today highlights this dazzling display of festive illuminations at 10710 W. Camelback Rd., perfect for a family outing under the desert sky.

Don't miss Cirque du Soleil's 'Twas the Night Before at 4:00 pm at the Arizona Financial Theatre on 400 West Washington Street. Visit Phoenix and Arizona Parenting describe it as a whimsical holiday spectacle blending acrobatics, music, and cheer—pure enchantment for all ages.

Horse racing fans, Turf Paradise is throwing a massive grand opening celebration today and tomorrow, December 26th and 27th, with free admission and tons of family-friendly fun, according to the Paulick Report. It's all about setting the foundation for exciting live racing under new management—bring the crew for a winning day out.

Saturday, December 27th, keeps the momentum going with Ballet Arizona's Nutcracker at Symphony Hall. Shows at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm feature Clara's battle with mischievous mice and dances with the Sugar Plum Fairy, scored by Tchaikovsky and the Phoenix Symphony, straight from Ballet Arizona's site. It's a sold-out holiday tradition four years running—pure joy and wonder.

For adrenaline junkies, Desert Wolf Tours offers off-road Tomcar ATV adventures through the Sonoran Desert near Phoenix and Scottsdale all week. Their site raves about driving military-grade UTVs with stunning mountain views, and through December 31st, the Grinch appears on horseback for epic photos—voted Arizona's best ATV tour.

Spill into the weekend with ongoing Scottsdale holiday vibes like Scottsdazzle lights and Christmas at the Fairmont Princess, per Experience Scottsdale. Whether you're chasing sports thrills, twinkling lights, or desert dashes, Phoenix is buzzing with ways to make memories.

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Hey Phoenix listeners, it's your friendly guide to the Valley's hottest happenings on this festive Wednesday, December 24th, and straight through the weekend. Whether you're chasing holiday magic or just want to shake off the winter chill under our sunny skies, we've got the lineup to make your days sparkle.

Kick off today with some soulful tunes at the Rhythm Room, where Christmas Blues brings gritty guitar riffs and holiday heartbreak starting evening hours—tickets start at just $41 via Vivid Seats, perfect for a low-key Christmas Eve vibe in a packed, sweaty venue that screams authentic Phoenix nightlife. Families, don't miss Ballet Arizona's Nutcracker at Symphony Hall at 1 p.m., featuring Ib Andersen's enchanting take on Clara's battle with mischievous mice and dances by the Sugar Plum Fairy, all backed by Tchaikovsky performed live by the Phoenix Symphony—it's a two-hour wonder with intermission, and they've sold out four years running according to Ballet Arizona's site. Feeling theatrical? A Christmas Carol wraps its run tonight at Hale Centre Theatre in Gilbert, delivering Dickens' ghostly tale of Scrooge's redemption through December 24th, as listed on VisitPhoenix.com. Harkins Theatres is screening the hilarious National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation all day—a PG-13 comedy classic with Chevy Chase's epic holiday mishaps that never gets old. And for acrobatic awe, Cirque du Soleil's Twas the Night Before dazzles at Arizona Financial Theatre, blending thrilling flips, lovable characters, and a festive soundtrack tailor-made for families, per Arizona Parenting and the venue's calendar.

Boxing Day on Friday the 26th keeps the Nutcracker magic alive with more shows at Symphony Hall, giving you another shot at that holiday tradition. Phoenix Events calendars hint at Suns action potentially heating up, alongside lingering theater gems like ongoing Broadway vibes.

Swing into the weekend with Nutcracker finales on Saturday and Sunday—grab VIP Capture the Magic packages for $125 including parking to elevate your experience. Check Phoenix-az.events for the full December roster, including any pop-up concerts or markets.

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Hey Phoenix listeners, kick off your week with a bang right here in the Valley! Today, Sunday December 21st, dive into the magic of Twas The Night Before by Cirque du Soleil at the Arizona Financial Theatre starting at noon, where acrobats and holiday whimsy light up the stage in a festive spectacle that's got everyone buzzing, according to Ticketmaster listings. Music lovers, catch Leon Thomas rocking The Van Buren at 8pm with his smooth R&B vibes, or head to Valley Bar at 7pm for Wildflower Mind's intimate set, both straight from the Downtown Phoenix events calendar. Comedy fans, don't miss Jon Rudnitsky at Desert Ridge Improv at 6pm, bringing sharp laughs to wrap your day. Families, The Celebration of Christmas at Dream City Church offers uplifting holiday cheer this afternoon. And over in Scottsdale, Mariachi Sol de México de José Hernández takes the Virginia G. Piper Theater by storm at evening showtime, filling the air with passionate strings and brass as noted on Visit Phoenix.

AmericaFest 2025 wraps up today at the Phoenix Convention Center after an epic four-day run honoring Charlie Kirk's legacy, drawing 30,000 fired-up attendees with top speakers, training sessions, and a massive conservative energy boost—KJZZ reports it's bigger than ever, resonating especially with women under new leadership from Erika Kirk.

Tomorrow's looking cozy with the Maricopa County Justice Museum open from 8am to 5pm for a dose of local history. Tuesday the 23rd heats up with The Muppet Christmas Carol on the big screen at Orpheum Theatre at 6:30pm, sponsored by Downtown Phoenix Inc., plus a smooth Midweek Martini Mixer with jazz at The Pemberton from 5 to 8pm hosted by Jonathon Vento and Dorina Bustamante.

Christmas Eve Wednesday brings chills with Monsters, Mobsters & Mayhem: A Phoenix True Crime Tour at 8pm from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office—perfect for thrill-seekers. Boxing Day Friday stays quiet, but Saturday the 27th revives the true crime tour at 8pm and adds Haunted Jails, Rails and Grave Tales Ghost Tour same time, both peeling back Phoenix's spooky past.

Phoenix Indian Center has workforce workshops like resume building and interview acing this week, plus cultural gems for Native communities. Your friendly guide says bundle up, grab tickets fast, and make this holiday week unforgettable in our sunny desert paradise!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Phoenix this weekend and into the holidays. It's the perfect time to soak up that Arizona sunshine mixed with festive cheer, so grab your hats and let's dive into the must-do events right here in the Valley of the Sun.

Kicking off today, Saturday, head over to the Madison Center for the Arts for The Arizona Nutcracker at 1 PM, as listed on Phoenix-az.events. This classic ballet gets a local twist with dazzling performances that'll have you tapping your toes to Tchaikovsky's timeless tunes—perfect for families dreaming of sugar plums. And if you're into dino-sized holiday fun, don't miss The Dinosaur Christmas Revue starting at 10 AM at a spot in Phoenix, according to Arizona Parenting Magazine. Picture prehistoric pals decked out in Santa hats, singing carols and spreading Jurassic joy—it's a roaring good time for kids of all ages who love a twist on tradition.

Swing into tomorrow, Sunday, December 21, for the Melrose Vintage Market Holiday Edition from 10 AM to 3 PM at Campbell Place Plaza in the Melrose District, straight from Visit Phoenix. Hunt for unique vintage treasures, handmade ornaments, and holiday goodies from local vendors under the winter sun—think retro decor, quirky gifts, and maybe a live DJ spinning festive tracks. It's the spot to score one-of-a-kind presents while supporting Phoenix artisans.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week, keep an eye on the Herberger Theater Center's Center Stage lineup, with more holiday shows brewing through December, per Phoenix-az.events. And if you're craving harmonious holiday vibes, note that GENTRI's 10th Anniversary Christmas concert just wrapped last night at Mesa Arts Center's Ikeda Theater—featuring soaring renditions of O Holy Night and fresh tracks—but catch their magic if they pop up nearby soon, as detailed on the Mesa Arts Center site.

Phoenix is buzzing with that warm-weather Christmas spirit, so bundle up lightly, hit these events, and make memories that'll last longer than a Nutcracker finale. Whether you're dancing with dinos or digging for vintage deals, there's joy around every corner.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Phoenix this weekend—it's the last blast before Christmas, and the Valley is bursting with holiday magic, sports thrills, and festive vibes from today through Sunday!

Kick off today, Friday, December 19, with Cirque du Soleil's Twas the Night Before at the Arizona Financial Theatre—ABC15 reports this acrobatic holiday spectacle runs through Sunday with tickets starting at $82, blending stunning stunts and festive cheer. Catch Ballet Arizona's The Nutcracker with the Phoenix Symphony at Symphony Hall, also Friday through Sunday, tickets from $51, as the classic tale dances to Tchaikovsky's score. Comedy fans, head to Desert Ridge Improv for Jon Rudnitsky at 6:30 p.m., or groove to Northern Paths and Avanzzé at Stratus Event Center starting at 9 p.m. Families, don't miss The Dinosaur Christmas Revue at 10 a.m. for dino-sized holiday fun.

Saturday, December 20, ramps up the action. Slam-dunk into the Hall of Fame Series at Footprint Center with Colorado vs. Stanford at 6 p.m. and Arizona vs. San Diego State at 8:30 p.m., tickets from $43 per ABC15. Women's hoops has undefeated ASU Sun Devils facing Colorado at Desert Financial Arena in Tempe at 5 p.m., tickets around $14. Dive into ZooLights at Phoenix Zoo, open through January 16 for $35 admission, featuring four million twinkling lights, animal lanterns, and the tallest floating tree in North America. Cruise World of Illumination drive-thru lights at Tempe Diablo Stadium or Glendale's Desert Diamond Casino, $50 tickets. Latino festivities shine with Posada del Pueblo at Spaces of Opportunity from 1-4 p.m., free food, music, and danza—bring a toy for their drive. Tiankizco Cultural Market downtown from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. offers last-minute gifts, coffee, and live tunes. Sana Landia Block Party at Sana Sana Cerveceria starts at noon with 30 vendors, Santa photos, and holiday art. Glendale's Jolly Tamale Car Show from 5-10 p.m. features lowriders, tamale tastings, and a kids zone for $10 wristbands.

Sunday, December 21, wraps with ASU men's basketball vs. Oregon State at 1 p.m. in Tempe, tickets $12, followed by Arizona Cardinals vs. Atlanta Falcons at State Farm Stadium at 2:05 p.m., from $65. Mariachi Sol de México performs Merryachi Christmas in Scottsdale at 6 p.m., tickets $51. Hit Malegría Sunday Mercadito for artisan gifts, or Holiday Market at Lacuna Phoenix from 7-11 p.m. for $20 entry.

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If you’re in Phoenix this week and wondering what to do, you’ve picked a perfect time to get out and explore. The city is buzzing with holiday energy, live music, dazzling lights, and plenty of ways to enjoy those cool desert evenings.

Let’s start with tonight’s big stage options. According to the City of Phoenix events listing for the Orpheum Theatre, The Jinkx and DeLa Holiday Show hits downtown this evening at 7 p.m., bringing campy comedy, music, and over–the–top holiday fun from RuPaul’s Drag Race stars Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme. If you’re in the mood for something theatrical but a bit more classic, Vivid Seats notes that A Christmas Carol is on stage tonight at The Phoenix Theatre Company’s Stephenson Theatre, offering that cozy, Dickens-style holiday nostalgia in live, local form.

Music fans have a full week lined up. Phoenix Magazine highlights a run of major concerts around the Valley: progressive metal icons Queensrÿche are in town on their Volume and Vengeance Tour at The Van Buren, giving rock fans a loud, late–week escape. Later in the week, Smokey Robinson brings timeless Motown hits to the Showroom at Gila River Resort in Chandler, a rare chance to hear a true legend in an intimate setting. Phoenix Magazine also points to a swinging holiday show from Squirrel Nut Zippers at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, where they’ll mix tunes from their Christmas Caravan album with vintage jazz and lounge favorites. And to cap the weekend, LeAnn Rimes is set to perform at Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, blending her country hits with holiday vibes for a perfect night out.

If you’d rather stroll than sit, Artlink’s Artinerary Calendar spotlights In Your Wildest Dreams at the Phoenix Zoo, a nighttime experience where the zoo transforms with immersive light displays and artful installations along the paths. It’s family–friendly, very Instagrammable, and a great excuse to bundle up and wander under the stars.

For a quieter cultural break during the week, the Phoenix Art Museum invites listeners to explore its extensive collection of more than 21,000 works, from ancient to contemporary. The museum is open into the evening on select days, and its new restaurant, Alden at PhxArt, serves New American cuisine next to the Dorrance Sculpture Garden, making it a smooth one–stop night of art and dining.

Professionals looking to mix learning with networking can check out the Workplace Diversity and Inclusion – Empower Teams event listed on Eventbrite, taking place in Phoenix this week and focused on building stronger, more inclusive workplaces. It’s a solid way to use a weekday afternoon or evening to sharpen leadership skills before heading into the new year.

However you like to spend your time – laughing at a drag holiday spectacular, singing along with legends, wandering through zoo lights, or soaking in world–class art – Phoenix is serving up plenty of options for the rest of the week and into the weekend.

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Phoenix, if you’re wondering what to do this week, consider this your game plan for a festive, only-in-the-Valley kind of holiday.

Downtown is buzzing today with the 14th Annual Phoenix Festival of the Arts at Hance Park. Visit Phoenix explains that this two-day celebration brings together local artists, food trucks, live music, and hands-on art activities, so listeners can browse booths for unique gifts, watch muralists at work, and let kids get messy in the dedicated creative zones. It’s one of the best ways to soak up Phoenix’s arts scene in a single stroll through the park.

Just a short hop away, the Arizona Financial Theatre is hosting Phoenix Ballet’s The Nutcracker, with multiple performances today and through the week, according to the Arizona Financial Theatre events calendar. Expect a full classic production with professional dancers, lavish costumes, and Tchaikovsky’s score echoing through a modern downtown venue, perfect for date night or a holiday family outing.

Food lovers should head to the third annual Tamale Festival in downtown Phoenix. Visit Phoenix notes that this Sunday event packs the streets with tamale vendors offering everything from red chile beef and green chile cheese to sweet dessert tamales, plus live music, folklórico dancers, and lowrider displays. It’s a chance for listeners to taste their way through Arizona’s tamale traditions in one afternoon.

If you prefer community vibes, nonprofit group A Permanent Voice is hosting a free holiday community event at Esteban Park, with music, vendors, and resources for local families, as listed on PermanentVoice.org. It’s a laid-back way to connect with neighbors, support small businesses, and let kids run around under the South Mountain skyline.

After dark this week, the Valley turns into a sea of lights. The Arizona Republic highlights several can’t-miss displays: ZooLights at the Phoenix Zoo, where listeners can walk past glowing animals and synchronized light tunnels; Las Noches de las Luminarias at Desert Botanical Garden, where thousands of hand-lit bags line the desert paths with live music tucked into the cacti; and Christmas at the Princess in Scottsdale, featuring ice skating, millions of lights, and fire pits to warm up with cocoa.

Later in the week, big crowds will be rolling into downtown for AmericaFest at the Phoenix Convention Center, a major multi-day Turning Point USA gathering with speakers, concerts, and an energetic political festival atmosphere, according to Turning Point’s AmericaFest site.

No matter what you choose, Phoenix is full of ways to make this week feel special, from tamales and ballet to twinkling gardens and park festivals.

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