17 Arizona events to check out this weekend (June 26-28)

From music festivals to a toy convention, here are some of the biggest events around Arizona this weekend.

Jessica Swarner

June 24, 2026

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Here’s what’s going on around Arizona this weekend—plus a map so you can see where everything is!

Flagstaff Piano Festival, through Saturday
LFA 236: Torres vs. Uulu in Phoenix, Friday
Glendale Eats Freedom Fest, Friday
Coconino Campout in Flagstaff, Friday-Saturday
Heritage Festival of Arts and Culture in Flagstaff, Friday-Sunday
Elevate Music Festival in Scottsdale, Friday-Sunday
After Dark in the Park in Phoenix, Saturday
AZ Toy Con Mesa Mega Show, Saturday
Red, White & Boom in Tucson, Saturday
Firesky Farms Lavender Harvest and Wine Festival in Elgin, Saturday
Desert Diamond Fireworks Display in Sahuarita, Saturday
Summer Music Festival in Prescott Valley, Saturday
ACRA Reunion Rodeo in Williams, Saturday-Sunday
Northern Arizona Asteroid Day in Flagstaff, Saturday-Sunday
Front Row Card Show in Glendale, Saturday-Sunday
Jerome Music & Arts Festival, Saturday-Sunday
Congolese Independence Day in Glendale, Sunday

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