Buckeye announces its "Concerts in the Parks" 2025 series, featuring local bands at various parks, with family-friendly games, food trucks, and free goodies.

Pantera and Amon Amarth are set to commence a U.S. tour starting July 15, with tickets going on sale soon, and Pantera also joining Metallica's tour as an opening act.

The Killers energized Innings Fest 2025 with a lively set, while fans endured dust and high prices. Boyz II Men and other acts also performed, with a Zia Records pop-up providing respite.

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games is opening a second Arizona location in Glendale on April 29, featuring electric superkarts, virtual reality, arcade games, and a 7D theater within a 98,000-square-foot venue.

Avondale's Dennis DeConcini Park reopens with a $2 million renovation, featuring new amenities, ADA-compliant playground, and inclusive equipment for children of all abilities.

I Love Mesa Day returns with free family activities and local business promotion in Downtown Mesa, including museums, entertainment, and Read On Mesa's Literacy Lane.

Chandler hosts a free mindfulness event, "Peace of Mind," on March 7th as part of International Women's Day celebrations.

Queen Creek's Spring Into QC event will offer seasonal fun on March 22 at Frontier Family Park with activities, entertainment, and egg hunts from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The Innings Festival 2025 in Tempe will feature bands like Fall Out Boy alongside baseball activities, with an additional "Extra Innings" weekend planned.

Katey Sagal will appear at Phoenix Fan Fusion 2025, with autographs and photo ops priced between $90-$200. The event features other stars and a range of activities.

Glendale hosts its annual Galentine's Hike at Thunderbird Conservation Park, with a 1.5-mile walk, scenery, and a sweet treat reward. Event is on Feb. 15 from 9 to 11 am.

The Chandler Innovation Fair offers a day of interactive STEM exhibits and activities in Downtown Chandler, with sponsor Northrop Grumman and participation from local students and tech experts.

The Concours in the Hills car event in Fountain Hills has been postponed to April 19 due to bad weather, but aims to support Phoenix Children's Hospital.