Arizona law permits certain fireworks from June 24 to July 6. Approved items include sparklers and ground fountains. Bottle rockets, Roman candles, and firecrackers are illegal. Safety tips and pet considerations are advised for the Fourth of July.

The Main Library offers free tech classes on Wednesdays and will teach digital collection access on June 26th. They also host movie days, a children's July 4th scavenger hunt, and the Vista Grande Library's book discussions.

Alice Cooper’s Solid Rock Teen Centers to open a new location in Goodyear, offering free art-related activities and classes to youth aged 12-20, including music, dance, and photography.

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is coming to Phoenix in July, featuring a human-talent-focused show with acrobatics and immersive entertainment, but without animal acts.

Avondale's "Light Up the Sky" event on July 4 at Phoenix Raceway will feature fireworks, entertainment, and food vendors, with VIP passes available. Gates open at 6 p.m., fireworks at 8:25 p.m. No personal grills allowed.

Tempe is holding events to celebrate Juneteenth including a block party and a museum celebration, with closures of city offices on June 19. Police and fire services will operate normally.

Mesa, Arizona celebrates Independence Day with naturalization ceremony for new citizens, live music, and fireworks at the Arizona Celebration of Freedom event.

Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium will host the "Diamonds in the Sky" celebration on July 4th, featuring a collegiate baseball game and a fireworks display, with proceeds aiding a local food bank.

White Castle opens its third Arizona location in Goodyear, with grand opening festivities that included a $5,000 donation to The Solid Rock Foundation and the introduction of AI-driven ordering.

Marshall Shore, known as Arizona’s Hip Historian, is set to present “Where Arizona Meets Disney” at the Peoria Main Library, exploring the connections between Arizona history and Disney. The free event will be on June 12.

Fountain Park in Fountain Hills announces its annual Fourth at the Fountain celebration with music, food, a Kids Zone, and a fireworks display set against the iconic fountain backdrop.

Downtown Tempe held its second annual Pride Party, with colorful festivities and community support for LGBTQ+ rights, including a speech by Mayor Corey Woods.

"True West" by Sam Shepard delivers dark humor and sibling rivalry at the Arizona Theatre Company, featuring a twisted story of two brothers locked in a battle of identities directed by Jenn Thompson.