The best events, services, resources, & more for Arizona’s 55+ community.
Bring the grandkids and join us on the first Friday of each month from 5pm to 9pm, when the Children’s Museum of Phoenix opens to the public free of charge. Free First Friday Nights are part of the Museum’s Every Child Program, which seeks to ensure that all children in our community, along with their […]
Get ready to be transported! The Women's Orchestra of Arizona (WOA) kicks off its 2025-2026 season with the spectacular concert, "Picturesque." This is a performance you absolutely won't want to miss! The afternoon begins with the playful energy of Rossini's "Barber of Seville Overture." This piece is famous for its energetic crescendo that builds excitement […]
Cyclovia Tucson is an Open Streets event which temporarily closes streets to cars and other motorized vehicles to allow for walking, biking, playing, and hanging out. It it like a big car-free block party. Walk, bike, roll, scoot. During Cyclovia, the streets are yours! Living Streets Alliance is thrilled to announce the Fall 2025 Cyclovia […]
Join the Oro Valley Community & Recreation Center for a fun night out with family and friends for a movie under the stars. The movies will begin shortly after sundown and will be hosted on the backside of the facility near the golf driving range. This is a free community event. December 6, 6:00 pm […]
Experience the soul-stirring magic of the Emerald Isle at a free concert right in the heart of Glendale! Join the award-winning SoSco Duo for an intimate evening of "intrinsically Celtic" music. From the foot-stomping energy of spirited jigs to the haunting beauty of ancient airs, this performance is more than just a concert—it’s a journey […]
Tucson’s largest year-round farmers market is located in the Southeast corner of Rillito Park, along the bike trail known as The Loop. The weekly Sunday Rillito Park Farmers Market hosts farmers, ranchers and artisan food purveyors featuring local produce and fresh cuisine. Four pavilions provide shade for a 5,000 square foot shopping area, and along […]
Learn to be present during meditation and all other aspects of your life to enhance your health and well being. Mindfulness is paying attention on purpose to the present moment. It is a learnable set of skills that can be cultivated over time. Find out how practicing mindfulness can benefit your mind, your body and […]
Tucson's most iconic weekly open air market. We focus on uniquely Tucson local artists, makers, creators, and food businesses. Come wander under the towering Sycamores along winding cobblestone and enjoy scenic landscaping and beautiful fountains. This is a fun market especially for finding unique gifts (jewelry, clothing, pottery and more). At least two coffee shops […]
Enjoy free admission to the Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden on the second Tuesday of each month, known as "Community Day." *General Admission does not include special ticketed events or exhibitions.
Step into the magic of the big screen! Join us for Magical Music & Stories from the Movies, a fun live flute & guitar concert celebration of cinema's most iconic soundtracks, perfect for film lovers of all ages. Host and guide Alex Mack will take you on an enchanting journey through movie history, performing unforgettable […]
Hosted by Project Humanities at Arizona State University, Hacks for Humanity is not just a hackathon—it’s a 36-hour innovation marathon. Participants from diverse backgrounds—including students, faculty, staff, and community members—come together to develop technical solutions that address pressing local and global challenges. By integrating the seven core principles of Humanity 101®—compassion, empathy, forgiveness, integrity, kindness, […]
Spend an unforgettable evening of classic American heritage! Faded Love: A Celebration of Classic Country and Western Music brings the rich origins of the genre to life through the distinctive, captivating sounds of the SoSco Duo. From the Carter Family’s earliest guitar scratches to Patsy Cline’s soulful arias, western saddle songs, and Bob Wills' dixie-fried […]