What to do in Phoenix

Phoenix is buzzing with exciting activities starting right now on Friday, October 10th, and continuing through the weekend, offering something for everyone to enjoy.

Tonight, electronic music fans can head to Warehouse 215 for Malaa's Alter Ego 360 Set as part of the Phoenix Warehouse Project. This 18-plus event kicks off at 8 PM and runs until 2 AM, promising an immersive experience with the mysterious masked DJ in a unique 360-degree setup. If Latin music is more your style, Sonora Dinamita takes the stage at Xantolo Night Club at 9 PM, bringing their signature cumbia rhythms to Phoenix.

For creative professionals and film enthusiasts, Filmmaker Fridays hosts a Dinner with Creatives event tonight, presented by Ermantourage Hollywood. This gathering brings together filmmakers and other creative minds for networking and conversation at the Restaurant of the Week.

The Arizona State Fair is in full swing with multiple attractions today. The Rabbits and Cavy Show runs from noon to 9 PM, featuring everything from Flemish Giants to Netherland Dwarfs, perfect for families wanting to meet these adorable furry friends. Later, the Native American Rodeo presented by Desert Diamond Casino West Valley showcases incredible talent at 2 PM and 7 PM today, with bull riding, bareback bronc riding, calf roping, team roping, and steer wrestling, and continues Saturday with the same showtimes.

Food lovers should mark their calendars for FoodieLand Phoenix at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, running Friday through Sunday, October 10th through 12th. This event promises a fantastic culinary experience at 7602 Jimmie Johnson Drive.

Looking ahead to the weekend, the Desert Botanical Garden hosts its Desert Pulse Kickoff Weekend on Saturday and Sunday, October 11th and 12th, from 8 AM to 2 PM. This celebration includes hands-on art activities, exciting giveaways, interactive photo stations, and the chance to meet featured artists, all included with regular Garden admission or membership.

Whether you're into music, food, art, rodeo action, or just exploring what makes Phoenix special, this weekend delivers unforgettable experiences across the Valley.

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Listeners in Phoenix, the weekend is here, and you're in luck—the city is bursting with ways to celebrate October’s energy, spooky vibes, and artsy adventures. Tonight, step into fall with something truly unique: The Phoenix Ghost Hunt. Hosted downtown at 201 West Washington Street, this outdoor exploration game sets your team loose to uncover the haunted secrets tucked into Phoenix’s historic core. According to Eventbrite, the ghost hunt kicks off at sunset, transforming ordinary streets into a playground of legends and goosebumps.

For art lovers, tonight is also the opening reception of the Arizona Expressions art exhibition put together by ASU’s Hispanic Research Center and Gateway Community College. Beginning at 5 p.m., listeners can explore a rich collection of prints from Arizona’s Latino, Latina, and Latinx artists, all at the GateWay Community College Art Gallery. The event is free, features light refreshments, and every guest walks away with a complimentary art book—typically nearly $45. The exhibit runs through December, but tonight you can join the buzz of the opening night, including special remarks from the artists and organizers.

Families and crafters, don’t miss the free Watercolor Stained Glass Craft Night at the S’edav Va’aki Museum from 6 to 7 p.m. tonight. Kids and grownups alike can create colorful stained glass-inspired art and take home a little piece of Phoenix creativity, as found on the city’s official event calendar.

The Arizona State Fair is in full swing now through October 26, promising classic rides, wild fair food, midway games, and live performances. One standout attraction running daily is the Museum of Monsters. This immersive experience brings Hollywood monsters to life, perfect for selfie-seekers and scare-lovers of all ages. Admission to the Museum of Monsters is $15 and it’s open from noon to 10 p.m. each day according to the State Fair’s official page. While you’re at the Fair, check out Garden Groove tonight at 6 p.m.—a live tribute to Sublime’s hits, playing in the open autumn air and included with Fair admission.

Looking ahead to the weekend, Phoenix’s parks and libraries are hosting a full slate of outdoor nature programs, art classes, and recreational sports. Whether you want to join a trail hike, find a movie night, or try your hand at a new craft, the official Phoenix city calendar has listings for all ages.

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If you’re waking up in Phoenix today, you’ve landed right in the heart of fall festival season, and the city is alive with experiences for every kind of listener. Whether you’re after art, adventure, spooky thrills, or just great eats, Phoenix has something tailored just for your weekend.

Start your Saturday by venturing downtown for the Latino Pride Festival at The Square PHX, where vibrant performances and food from local Latin businesses showcase the Valley’s diverse spirit. Later tonight, join the uproarious crowd at The Joy Lush Club for their annual Oktoberfest party from 4 p.m. to midnight—expect German beers, bratwurst, pretzel relay races, and stein-holding contests. No cover, all fun, and conveniently located off the Valley Metro Rail. According to The Joy Lush Club, there’s even a special relay race for adults vs. kids and a “Best in Show” toast to close out the night.

If you’re in the mood for music, Symphony Hall welcomes you at 7:30 p.m. for Opening Weekend: Dvořák’s “New World” Symphony, presented by The Phoenix Symphony. Over at Playhouse On The Park, catch the quirky puppet parody I Know What You Did Last Breakfast Club, a must for anyone craving late-night laughs.

Don’t forget the Arizona State Fair at the fairgrounds, open all weekend with rides, games, concerts, and world-famous fried foods — this beloved Phoenix tradition runs through October 26 according to Visit Phoenix.

Haunt seekers will not want to miss the Scarizona Scaregrounds or the Glowing Pumpkins Phoenix exhibit at Riverwalk at Rawhide. And over in Scottsdale, the Pumpkin Fest at Fairmont Princess continues, transforming the resort into a pumpkin wonderland through Halloween.

Looking ahead to this coming week, mark your calendars for RuPaul’s Drag Race Werq The World Tour at Arizona Financial Theatre on Monday, and start planning for the city’s culinary showstopper, FoodieLand Food Festival, at Phoenix Raceway from October 10 through 12. FoodieLand promises more than 185 vendors, live music, shopping, and surprise games for the whole family according to Eventbrite.

For families, LEGOLAND Discovery Center hosts Brick-or-Treat: Monster Party all month with Halloween fun for brick fans, while Mother Nature’s Farm runs a classic pumpkin patch and playful farm activities.

Art fans, look forward to Wednesday night at Phoenix Art Museum with contemporary artist Adam Pendleton in conversation starting at 6:30 p.m.

Whether you’re in it for the music, the flavors, the scares, or just great community, this weekend and the coming days in Phoenix are packed. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe to stay in the know on all things Phoenix. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Phoenix is bursting with energy this week, and listeners should get excited for everything happening around town. Today kicks off Phoenix Oktoberfest at Copper Blues Rock Pub and Kitchen downtown. Starting at 4 PM, the official Oktoberfest Bar Crawl gives access to multiple top bars, exclusive drink specials, live music, and a festive after-party. Attendees can navigate the crawl with a digital map, enjoy discounted drinks, and the lively vibe stretches until 10 PM. Don't forget your wristband for all perks. According to Eventbrite, it's the place to be for pub-crawl enthusiasts and fans of beer and Bavarian food.

If you're craving some arts and culture, Ballet Arizona is bringing Ballet Under the Stars to Steele Indian School Park tonight. It's a free outdoor performance that starts at sunset and welcomes all ages. For opera lovers, the Arizona Opera Studio Cabaret offers an intimate music experience this evening as well. And downtown, the Phoenix Theatre Company continues its run of vibrant shows through the weekend.

Music fans, Saturday night is special. Indie duo The Format returns to their hometown stage after years at the Arizona State Fair, performing live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The all-day festival includes outdoor sets by rising Phoenix musicians like Sydney Sprague and JPW, with tickets starting at $25. That price includes full admission to the State Fair, so you get carnival rides, games, and fair food before the concert.

The Arizona State Fair itself is in full swing through October 26. Known for big rides, deep-fried treats, and major exhibits, the fair is also hosting music acts like Mudvayne and Alex G this weekend. Families will love the petting zoo, shopping stalls, and nightly entertainment.

Sports enthusiasts can catch Phoenix Rising FC taking on Oakland Roots FC tonight at the Rising Soccer Stadium, while Major League Baseball fans might want tickets to the Mexican Baseball Fiesta running through Sunday at American Family Fields.

On Sunday, cool off and sip some cocktails at Andaz Scottsdale’s Sip and Splash Poolside Cocktail Competition, where local bartenders face off. Over at Symphony Hall, the swashbuckling musical Zorro wraps up its run with performances Saturday and Sunday, combining flamenco, swordfighting, and romance.

Foodies, don't miss the ongoing Arizona Restaurant Week. About a hundred area restaurants serve multi-course dinners and special menus until Sunday. It's a chance to try something new from the city’s top chefs.

For those who love browsing local goods, the Downtown Phoenix Farmers Market happens Saturday morning with fresh produce, handmade crafts, and local eats. Karaoke fans can wind down the weekend singing their hearts out Sunday night at The Pemberton.

Listeners who want something spooky can check out the Haunted Brewery Tour at Four Peaks Brewing Company or the Black Lagoon Halloween pop-up at Sunny’s Lounge, both offering a taste of Phoenix’s spirited nightlife.

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Good morning listeners If you want to know what’s happening in Phoenix right now and through the weekend consider this your invitation to get out and enjoy the best the city has to offer

First up the Arizona State Fair is in full swing now through October at the fairgrounds on McDowell and 19th Avenue. September Nights at the fair means special late-night deals and live shows including BMX stunt exhibitions glowing hula hoop artists and a nightly drone light show that will have all ages looking skyward around 8:15 p.m. This week you can see pro wrestling on Friday and the famous MicroMania Tour on Saturday evening. Plus take advantage of the Munchie Madness food deal which lets you snag $16 in fair food for just $10 after 10 p.m. For the kiddos or those who want to channel their inner child, get a selfie with a sheep, see baby animals up close, and even check out the Thunderbird Model Railroad Club's massive train display. According to the Arizona State Fair website you can also catch the Dreamboats performing classic hits under the stars and enjoy arts and craft demonstrations throughout the venue

If you are a sports fan you are in luck. Today the Arizona Cardinals face off against the Seattle Seahawks at State Farm Stadium. The Diamondbacks are battling the Dodgers at Chase Field through today and don’t forget the Mexican Baseball Fiesta takes over American Family Fields Friday through Sunday bringing the party atmosphere and top-notch baseball. Soccer fans can cheer for Phoenix Rising FC as they take on the Oakland Roots on Saturday night at Phoenix Rising Soccer Stadium

Art lovers will find plenty to do as well. Friday night brings Candlelight Vivaldi’s Four Seasons at the Phoenix Art Museum an intimate musical experience in a unique setting. Saturday, Ballet Under the Stars transforms Steele Indian School Park into an open-air dance theater completely free to enjoy. If opera is more your speed check out the Studio Cabaret at Arizona Opera on Saturday and for something out of the ordinary Zorro comes to Symphony Hall Saturday and Sunday with a full theatrical production

If you are seeking something festive to jumpstart October the Black Lagoon Halloween Pop Up begins at Sunny’s Lounge Friday, offering over-the-top spooky cocktails and haunted décor. Or check out the Desert Fall Festival just west of the city opening Friday to get your fill of crafts, food trucks, and autumn fun

Local foodies will want to know that Arizona Restaurant Week runs through September 28 at dozens of participating restaurants so now’s your chance to score a multi-course meal for a set price and discover some new local favorites. Sip and Splash a cocktail competition at Andaz Scottsdale Pool wraps up the weekend Sunday with poolside tastings and great vibes

Farmers markets continue Saturday morning downtown with local produce, crafts, and fresh Arizona flavors. For night owls don’t sleep on karaoke at The Pemberton Sunday night or weekly jazz nights at Walter St

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Phoenix is electric this week, listeners, and today marks the opening weekend of the always spectacular Arizona State Fair. Head to the fairgrounds for classic rides, wild new foods like birria baked potatoes and ice cream nachos, nightly drone light shows in the Arizona sky, and free entertainment that ranges from the hilarious Turkey Stampede to BMX stunt shows and the original little person wrestling event, MicroMania, landing tonight at 630PM. Families will love exploring the Great American Petting Zoo and kids can get in on the action with the Plundering Parrots bird display and the bright hula hoop circus. Admission starts at seventeen fifty, and September Nights run every Thursday through Sunday till October twenty sixth, with free events included says the Arizona State Fair Website.

Sports fans, Chase Field is the place to be as the Arizona Diamondbacks take on the Philadelphia Phillies for their last home stand this weekend. Friday brings Stranger Things Night and eighties themed fireworks for fans, and tickets start at thirty one dollars, according to ABC15 Arizona. Want more sports? Phoenix Rising faces Loudoun United FC tonight at Phoenix Rising Stadium with a special Hispanic Heritage Night theme.

For those craving flavor, Arizona Restaurant Week is officially underway through September twenty eight. Top restaurants are offering three-course menus starting at thirty-three dollars. Make your reservation and make your taste buds sing as featured by Visit Phoenix.

Art lovers, do not miss the Randy Johnson Photo Experience at Chase Field, open weekdays all month, and the Black Folk Photography Exhibit at the Carver Museum. Ballet Under the Stars glides into Steele Indian School Park on September twenty-seventh, and Symphony Hall opens its doors for Zorro the Ballet next weekend.

Music is in the air all week, with Thursday jam sessions at Walter Studios and luminous Jazz Nights every Thursday. The Dreamboats bring their fifties and sixties nostalgia to the fair Thursday night, while Gotcha Covered rocks disco hits on Friday and Cassie B’s Nineties Remix closes September with pop, grunge, and hip-hop throwbacks.

For the night owls, check out the Downtown Phoenix Ghost Tour at Hotel San Carlos, or enjoy laughs at Drunk Shakespeare performing Romeo and Juliet at the Arizona Center. Movie lovers have options with Movies Under the Stars at Thunderbird Lounge and Dive-In movies at The Camby on Fridays.

Local markets and community fun round out the calendar, from the Saturday Farmers Market downtown, to karaoke Sundays at The Pemberton. For garlic fans, the Queen Creek Olive Mill hosts its legendary annual Garlic Festival today and tomorrow, with live music and food galore.

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Phoenix is heating up with unforgettable events all week long, and if you are searching for adventure, flavor, and spectacle, this week delivers. Tonight, kick off your Thursday at The Van Buren, where Bad Suns bring their Acceleratour show for a high-energy indie rock experience starting at 8 pm—perfect for those who thrive on live music and vibrant crowds.

If sports get your adrenaline going, wake up bright and early for the Phoenix Mercury facing off with the New York Liberty at PHX Arena. The WNBA playoffs are on and the excitement is real. Later, Thursday night jazz fans can wind down with Jazz Nights at Walter Studios, a weekly tradition featuring local musicians spinning smooth sounds.

The Arizona State Fair is back, running from Friday, September 19 through the weekend at the Arizona State Fairgrounds. Entry includes drone light shows each night between 8:15 and 9:15 pm, jaw-dropping Shanghai circus acrobatics, BMX trick stunts, and petting zoos for the whole family. Friday’s free Pro Wrestling Unplugged steals the stage at 6:30 pm, followed by adrenaline-pumping Figure 8 dirt track races. Saturday boasts MicroMania Tour—little person wrestling with big energy—and Sunday showcases traditional Lucha Libre, where masked heroes perform high-flying feats.

For food lovers, the spotlight shines on Arizona Restaurant Week kicking off September 19, with restaurants throughout the Valley offering special menus and culinary deals. And if markets are more your speed, check out the Downtown Phoenix Farmers Market Saturday morning, where fresh local fare and artisan products await.

On Saturday, step into Phoenix’s creative scene with Grace & Glorie by the Black Theatre Troupe beginning at 7:30 pm, or see the quirky puppet parody I Know What You Did Last Breakfast Club at Playhouse on the Park. For history buffs, the Rosson House Museum Tours at Heritage Square bring Phoenix’s past to life starting at 10 am.

Sunday brings karaoke night at The Pemberton and, for those with an artistic eye, the Randy Johnson Photo Experience wraps up this week at Chase Field, showcasing the baseball legend’s unique photographic work.

Hungry for something more? Mark your calendars for next week’s Candlelight: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons at Phoenix Art Museum, plus the Haunted Brewery Tour at Four Peaks Brewing Company starting Sunday.

Whether you are soaking in music, flavors, sports, or sunshine, Phoenix is buzzing with ways to enjoy the last stretch of summer and the first whisper of fall. Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for your weekly dose of Phoenix happenings. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Get ready because Phoenix is bursting with energy this weekend, offering listeners a unique blend of concerts, cultural festivals, theater, and sports that promise to keep September sizzling. Today, September 13th, kicks off with one of the biggest regional Mexican music extravaganzas as Banda MS brings their fresh, modern sound to the PHX Arena in downtown Phoenix. Known for electrifying performances filled with Mazatlán spirit, Banda MS is set for a show that fans anticipate all year, with their newest tour edition strictly mobile ticket entry at 201 E. Jefferson Street.

For those craving a lively night out on the town, music fans can catch FOOVANA at Cactus Jack's Bar & Grill, located at 4747 East Elliot Road, starting at 8PM. Entry is only ten dollars, with affordable reserved seating available. Three hours of high-energy jams, drinks, and great vibes await for those seeking a fun Saturday night.

Daytime family fun isn’t missing. The Children’s Museum of Phoenix hosts FOAM + FUN, an unforgettable birthday-style foam party from nine to three, with hands-on exhibits and all-ages entertainment right downtown. If listeners appreciate science and innovation, check out Girls in STEM: The Art of Innovation at the Arizona Science Center starting at 9AM. Older kids and adults may want to head over to the Irish Cultural Center for unique theater—Six Rounds of Vengeance, an all-queer Shakespeare and Ronin Theatre collaboration, is showing at 2PM and again at 7PM.

The Filipino Night Market is happening today at AZ International Marketplace, celebrating the vibrant culinary and cultural traditions with street food, music, and dance. If the aroma of garlic makes your mouth water, the 12th Annual Garlic Festival runs September 13 and 14 at Queen Creek Olive Mill with cooking demos, tastings, garlic merchandise, and activities for all.

Sports fans have a full slate of action, as Arizona State faces off against Texas State in Sun Devil Football at Mountain America Stadium. The energy in stadiums across the city will be intense all weekend, and listeners can check the sports event calendar for baseball, soccer, and football matchups featuring hometown favorites like the D-backs and Cardinals.

Don’t miss the Farmers Market in downtown Phoenix every Saturday—perfect for fresh produce, snacks, and artisan shopping. Sunday brings karaoke night at The Pemberton and the closing night of local theater favorite Grace & Glorie at the Helen K. Mason Performing Arts Center.

Looking ahead, Fall Arizona Restaurant Week launches September 19th, running through the 28th, featuring discounted tasting menus at top local eateries. September Nights and the Arizona State Fair roll in afterward with midway rides, concerts, food, and family activities stretching into October. Haunted Brewery Tours at Four Peaks start September 21, and the Pumpkin Fest at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess launches today, featuring seasonal treats and family attractions.

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If you are looking for unforgettable things to do in Phoenix Arizona from today through the weekend, you have come to the right place.

First up this Thursday, get ready for an epic night as Chris Brown brings his Breezy Bowl XX tour featuring Summer Walker and Bryson Tiller to Chase Field. Expect high-energy performances and a packed house according to Visit Arizona and Vivid Seats. If live music isn’t your groove, Lucy Dacus is lighting up the Arizona Financial Theatre tonight with indie rock that is guaranteed to strike a chord for music lovers, as highlighted by Visit Phoenix.

For those who are in the mood for wonder and laughter, the Up-Close Illusion Show at the Renaissance Downtown Phoenix hotel is serving mind-bending magic up close and personal. This intimate show promises 90 minutes of nonstop illusion and comedy from some of the best magicians with credits from America's Got Talent and Penn & Teller's Fool Us. Carnival of Illusion says this is a can't-miss date night or special outing.

Arts and culture enthusiasts should not miss Sho Asano Live: The Art of Tsugaru Shamisen & Sake 101 tonight at the Japanese Friendship Garden, an extraordinary combination of traditional Japanese music and sake tasting. Over at the DTPHX calendar, lovers of bold performance can check out Drunk Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet for a hilarious spin on the Bard’s classic.

Friday night, jazz fans can hear the Michael Collins Trio featuring Mike Crotty at The Nash, bringing Jazz Silhouette and Dave Matthews-inspired sounds to downtown Phoenix. For theater buffs, Grace & Glorie opens at the Helen K. Mason Performing Arts Center, courtesy of Black Theatre Troupe, and for those craving something daring, Six Rounds of Vengeance, a queer Shakespeare experience, hits the Irish Cultural Center.

Saturday and Sunday keep the momentum going. Both Grace & Glorie and Six Rounds of Vengeance have additional performances through the weekend. The Maricopa County Justice Museum and Learning Center welcomes all ages to learn about Arizona’s legal history and justice system, offering an educational backdrop to your weekend plans.

Looking ahead, Orpheum Theatre’s Classics Film Series presents Mean Girls (the iconic 2004 original) on Tuesday, a perfect weekday rewind.

This September, Phoenix is brimming with concerts, art, live theater, and magical fun. Whether your style leans toward massive concerts, up-close magic, jazz, indie music, or Shakespearean revelry, there is something happening for everyone right now through the weekend. Many sources, including Visit Phoenix, AZ Central, Carnival of Illusion, and DTPHX, have more on these and many other events.

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Phoenix listeners, mark your calendars because there’s no shortage of energy and excitement this weekend and into the coming week. Whether your vibe is electrifying concerts, art adventures, or soaking up that last bit of summer spirit, Phoenix has you covered with shows, parties, and cultural happenings just waiting for you.

Tonight, the spotlight shines on the Footprint Center as Linkin Park headlines their From Zero World Tour with special guest Jean Dawson at 7:30 PM. It’s one of the most anticipated concerts of the year, and if you’re a fan of anthemic rock or simply want to be part of music history, grab those mobile tickets and get energized downtown. Before or after, you can soak in some fun at the Legends entertainment district—perfect for food, drinks, or a movie, all just steps away from the arena.

For those who want their evening with a twist of drama and laughter, Drunk Shakespeare gives Romeo & Juliet a wild and witty makeover at 9 PM at the Arizona Center. Or pop over to The Pemberton for Saturdays at the Pemberton, with DJs spinning tunes from 9 PM to midnight in a lively urban garden atmosphere. Art lovers, the Phoenix Art Museum features the fascinating Object of the Month exhibition, delving into the history of the WAVES Summer Uniform for Women Accepted for Volunteer Service in the United States Naval Reserve. You can swing by the museum during regular hours.

Catch a moving performance of Grace & Glorie at The Helen K. Mason Performing Arts Center with the Black Theatre Troupe at 7:30 PM, offering thoughtful, emotional storytelling for theater lovers seeking something deeper on their Saturday night.

The summer may be coming to an end, but there are still plenty of Labor Day events happening at local resorts. According to Visit Phoenix, you can dive into pool parties, holiday brunches, and special events at favorites like the W Scottsdale, Mountain Shadows, Royal Palms Resort and Spa, the Arizona Biltmore, Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, Andaz Scottsdale, and more all weekend long. Be sure to check with each hotel for event details and availability.

If you’re planning your week ahead, look for Sho Asano Live: The Art of Tsugaru Shamisen & Sake 101 at the Japanese Friendship Garden this Tuesday at 6:30 PM. Expect a unique cultural experience, combining music, tradition, and a sake-tasting journey to delight your senses. More live theater returns Thursday with Six Rounds of Vengeance, an all-queer Shakespeare and Ronin Theatre production at the Irish Cultural Center and McClelland Library.

Keep an eye on upcoming headliners like Laufey at Desert Diamond Arena and the Arizona State Fair later this month, which Phoenix Magazine highlights as a can’t-miss for rides, concerts, and deep-fried classics.

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