The City of Surprise is gearing up for a bustling May, as several events at the Surprise Recreation Complex are set to draw crowds and consequently, more traffic. City officials have issued a traffic notice, warning both residents and visitors of the expected increase in activity around the complex, especially on event days.
Starting on Friday and continuing into Saturday, La Finikera Fest is taking place at Mark Coronado Park, promising a vibrant Cinco De Mayo celebration. Concurrently, Surprise Stadium Complex is hosting the Arizona Complex League on Saturday, and that evening, The Vista Performing Arts Center will showcase local talents at the Surprise Talent Show. Community members should anticipate extra traffic and are advised to plan their travels accordingly.
The following weekend, on May 10, car enthusiasts can head over to the Surprise Stadium parking lot for the CaliCreaming Car Show, with details available at autolnkusa.com/events. Ottawa University's O'Dell Center is set to hold the OUAZ Graduation Ceremony, and grads and their families can find more information at ottawa.edu/Surprise. On May 11, Mark Coronado Park will also host Moms & Mimosas, an event for celebrating mothers, detailed at psiloveaz.com.
Mid-month festivities include a performance by Chris Janson with special guests Neal McCoy & David Lee Murphy, presented by Flying E Ranch, taking the stage at Surprise Stadium on May 17. Tickets and information can be found at freshtix.com. The same venue will welcome young athletes at the United States Tennis Association National Junior Tennis Tournament at the Surprise Tennis and Racquet Complex, more details can be uncovered at playtennis.usta.com/events.
To ensure smooth travels during these events, the city urges drivers and pedestrians to be mindful of possible alterations in regular traffic flow and to obey all relevant laws. For those seeking further information about these and other upcoming events, a visit to ExploreSurprise.com is recommended.
