22 Arizona events to check out this weekend (Sept. 4-6)

Here are some of the biggest events in Arizona this weekend, from a county fair to Tucson Comic Con.

Jessica Swarner

September 2, 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 at!

Club Congress Weekend in Tucson, Thursday-Sunday
Labor Day Gem Shows in Tucson, Thursday-Sunday
Fiesta de Septiembre in Wickenburg, Friday
Arizona Black Rodeo in Scottsdale, Friday-Saturday
Labor Day Arts and Crafts Festival in Pinetop, Friday-Sunday
Tucson Comic Con, Friday-Sunday
Dark Sky Music and Arts Festival in Flagstaff, Friday-Sunday
Chino Valley Territorial Days, Friday-Monday
Coconino County Fair, Friday-Monday
Sonoran Restaurant Week in Tucson, Friday-Sept. 13
Cars & Bikes in Bisbee, Saturday
Sweet Corn Festival in Taylor, Saturday
Free Movie in the Park in Phoenix, Saturday
SPF26 Summer Pool Festival in Oracle, Saturday
Bisbee Bloomers Annual Garden Tour, Saturday
Prescott Labor Day Arts & Crafts Show, Saturday-Sunday
Showdown in Tombstone, Saturday-Sunday
Flagstaff Art in the Park, Saturday-Monday
Labor Day Rodeo in Sonoita, Saturday-Monday
Jerome Hill Climb, Sunday
Labor Daze Festival in Williams, Sunday
Salsa, Tequila & Taco Challenge in Tucson, Sunday

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