Things To Do
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Arizona (April 17–21)
A weekly roundup of Arizona events, protests, trainings, and community gatherings happening across the state from Friday, April 17, through Tuesday, April 21. From Phoenix and Tucson to Flagstaff, Nogales, and Yuma, residents can attend rallies, volunteer opportunities, public meetings, and community events focused on local issues and civic engagement.
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29 Arizona events to check out this weekend (April 17-19)
From film festivals and concerts to a reptile expo and a donkey dash, here are some events going on in Arizona this weekend.
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A guide to visiting Monument Valley’s iconic rock formations
The red and orange rock formations of Monument Valley are a work of art that could only be created by nature, and an Arizona site that is more than worth seeing.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Arizona (April 10–16)
A weekly roundup of Arizona events, protests, and community gatherings happening across the state this weekend. From Tucson and Phoenix to Yuma and Nogales, residents can attend rallies, volunteer opportunities, and community events focused on civic engagement and local issues.
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8 Earth Day events across Arizona (+ tips for sustainable living all year long)
Participate in workshops, play games, and create crafts at these Arizona Earth Day events.
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31 Arizona events to check out this weekend (April 10-12)
Here’s what’s going on around Arizona this weekend—plus a map so you can see where everything is!
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14 Arizona events to check out this weekend (April 3-5)
Downtown Phoenix is hosting the NCAA Women’s Final Four this weekend. Here’s what else is going on in Arizona.
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28 Arizona events to check out this weekend (March 27-29)
Here are 28 of Arizona’s biggest events happening this weekend.
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Your guide to No Kings protests across Arizona
A series of No Kings protests, marches, and rallies are planned across Arizona on Saturday, March 28.
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5 super cool destinations near metro Phoenix to visit this spring
When the desert is acting like an oven, try to float a river, hide in a cave, or pretend you’re at the beach. Here are five places near metro Phoenix where you can cool off.
