Copper Sky Aquatics Center welcomes spring with a new heater, swim lessons, and lifeguard recruitment, inviting residents to enjoy warm swims and job opportunities.

Queen Creek hosts a free Cardboard Box Car Drive-in Movie event for Earth Month, featuring "The Wild Robot". Residents make eco-friendly cars from recyclable materials for a family-friendly evening with free popcorn and a sustainability emphasis.

Jordin Sparks to headline Goodyear's music festival featuring a diverse lineup on March 29, promising R&B, mariachi, rock, blues, and country performances.

Comedian Bert Kreischer's "Permission to Party" tour is coming this fall. He will perform at the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale on October 17 with tickets on sale March 14. The tour also includes a November 15 show in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

FoodieLand returns to the Arizona State Fairgrounds on March 21-23 with over 250 vendors, diverse food offerings, artisan crafts, and live performances. Tickets are $6, parking is $12.

Mexican rock band MANÁ will tour North America and stop in Phoenix for two nights in November. Proceeds support a program empowering Latina entrepreneurs.

The Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival celebrates its 35th anniversary, offering carnival rides, concerts, and unique shows over two weekends in March at Tumbleweed Park.

Litchfield Park hosts a free outdoor movie night featuring 'Garfield' at Jackie Robinson Ballfield, with family-friendly screenings under the stars starting around 6:30 p.m.

Bruce Dickinson is set for his first solo North American tour in almost 30 years, including an August 25 performance in Phoenix, despite Iron Maiden not playing there until at least 2026.

Chandler hosts a free screening of the autism documentary "In A Different Key" with a post-film panel, aiming to create community discussion on inclusion and support for those with autism.

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.