El Tour de Tucson features a pre-ride event, Loop the Loop, on Chuck Huckelberry Loop on Sept. 21. Pima County offers meet-and-greets, maps, and new Loop apparel with local cultural themes. Merchandise is available at a visitor center and online.

Amy Nazbah Reeves-Begaye reflects on her tenure as Miss Navajo Nation, emphasizing her commitment to service, STEM education, and staying true to herself amidst a demanding schedule.

Chase Field in Arizona announces its first 'November Nights' music festival featuring Weezer, Sublime, and Third Eye Blind among others, with tickets going on sale starting at $40.

The Surprise Fiesta Grande in Arizona on October 5 offers free Mexican cultural festivities, music, wrestling, and fireworks at Mark Coronado Park. Donations to the food bank are encouraged.

Lindsey Stirling is set to perform in Phoenix during her "Duality" tour, promoting her latest album with 44 city stops, combining classical and electronic music.

Peoria Center for the Performing Arts is screening "Midnight Run" as part of the Made in Arizona film series, with a discussion led by Jeannie Berg on December 9th.

The city of Goodyear’s Parks and Recreation Department received the APRA Outstanding Cultural Awareness Program award for their Juneteenth Family Day event.

Relentless Beats announces the Better Together EDM festival in Arizona, featuring headliners like Tiësto and Carl Cox. Part of the profits will support charitable causes. Tickets go on sale September 10.

The Tempe Noise Takeover festival is back, featuring local Arizona bands and benefiting the Abortion Fund of Arizona, despite previous venue issues and a name change from "Tempe Noise Pop Takeover."

Pepper Lunch, a Japanese D-I-Y Teppanyaki chain, will open its first U.S. franchise at ASU's Tempe campus in Q4, offering a unique dining experience with sizzling hot plate dishes.

A Phoenix family wins a prolonged battle with the city over their historically designated building, allowing them to proceed with a sale and demolition for retirement.

Downtown Phoenix's First Friday event, a monthly street fair since 1994, now includes music, food, and art from 6-10 p.m., with cultural venues like the Phoenix Art Museum offering free admission.

Phoenix welcomes fall with various festivals featuring food, art, and music, including the Rockin' Taco Street Fest and Arizona State Fair in September, as well as the Garlic Festival and Oktoberfest celebrations.