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Explore Phoenix, Arizona through our daily podcast. Get the latest news on local events, festivals, outdoor activities, and more. Stay connected to the vibrant happenings in the Valley of the Sun."Copyright 2025 Inception Point Ai Politik & Regierungen Reiseliteratur & Erläuterungen Sozialwissenschaften
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  • Phoenix Buzzing With Action-Packed Week of Wrestling, Music, and Adventure

    Phoenix Buzzing With Action-Packed Week of Wrestling, Music, and Adventure
    Jan 14 2026
    Hey listeners, buckle up for an action-packed week in Phoenix, Arizona, starting right now on this sunny Wednesday! Whether you're craving high-flying wrestling slams, toe-tapping tunes, or desert adventures, we've got the scoop on the hottest events to make your days unforgettable.

    Kick things off tonight at the Arizona Financial Theatre with AEW presents Dynamite & Collision Maximum Carnage. Ticketmaster has tickets ready for this epic wrestling showdown at 5:30 PM, where superstars deliver non-stop thrills in a carnage-filled spectacle—perfect for adrenaline junkies grabbing seats from around $50 on resale sites like Vivid Seats.

    Music lovers, head to Phoenix Theatre's Hormel Theatre at 1825 N Central Ave for Million Dollar Quartet at 7:30 PM. National Today highlights this rockin' tribute to the legends who jammed at Sun Studios, blending Johnny Cash, Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins vibes for a foot-stomping good time.

    Downtown Phoenix is buzzing too, according to the Downtown Phoenix events calendar. Catch Pay What You Wish at Phoenix Art Museum from 3 to 8 PM for free or low-cost art immersion, or sip at a wine tasting at Unfiltered Natural Wine and More from 3 to 6 PM. Team Trivia fires up at 7 PM at Crown Public House—bring your brainpower for free fun and brews.

    Thursday brings jazz heat at The Nash with Happy Hour featuring Delphine Cortez, Joel Robin, and friends starting at 5 PM, plus Live Band Karaoke at 9 PM at Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen. Jazz in the Lounge hits Cornish Pasty Co. at 9:30 PM for smooth night vibes.

    Friday's got Friday Tarot with Keanna at 8 PM at Valley Bar for mystical nightlife.

    Saturday amps up with the Downtown Phoenix Food Tour at 11 AM via Taste It Tours—devour bites on a culinary crawl. Then, The Most Necessary Hip Hop Dance Party explodes at Valley Bar at 10 PM for beats and moves.

    Don't miss the Rock 'n' Roll Running Series Arizona on Sunday the 18th, as Ahwatukee411 reports half marathons, 10Ks, and Kids Rock races with live music pumping you through Phoenix streets.

    Nature buffs, Maricopa County Parks offers Clay Mine Hike and Tour at Cave Creek Regional Park at 3:30 PM today, stargazing there at 6 PM, and Desert 101 Walks tomorrow morning. Wildflower hikes pop up all weekend at spots like Estrella and White Tank Mountains.

    Phoenix Magazine shouts out the Southwest Gospel Music Festival January 17-18 for soul-lifting Christian tunes, and MIM hosts Extreme Acoustic Guitar with Bill Dutcher, Patrick Ki, and Drew Hall tonight at 7 PM.

    Listeners, get out there and make memories in our vibrant Valley of the Sun—this week's lineup is pure gold!

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  • Phoenix Events Buzz: Broadway Hit, Sports, Wellness, and More This Week

    Phoenix Events Buzz: Broadway Hit, Sports, Wellness, and More This Week
    Jan 11 2026
    If you’re in Phoenix this week, you’ve picked a great time to get out and explore, so let’s talk about what you can do around the Valley over the next several days.

    According to Phoenix Events, downtown is buzzing today with a big Broadway favorite: The Book of Mormon is on stage in Phoenix, bringing its irreverent humor and big musical numbers to the theater crowd. If you’re into smart, edgy comedy wrapped in a full-scale musical, this is a perfect night out before the workweek kicks in. Phoenix Events also notes that the Arizona State Sun Devils women’s gymnastics team hosts UC Davis and San Jose State today, a high-energy meet that’s great for families and anyone who loves elite athleticism and school spirit.

    If you’re in the mood for laughs later tonight, Vivid Seats lists Comedy Madness at Stand Up Live downtown, where a rotating lineup of stand-up comics keeps the energy fast and loose. It’s a classic Phoenix night: dinner at CityScape, then duck into the club for a couple of hours of punchlines and people-watching.

    For families, Arizona Parenting highlights a performance of Jack and the Beanstalk this afternoon at 2 p.m., with tickets around ten dollars, making it a budget-friendly outing for kids who love fairy tales brought to life on stage. Over at the Musical Instrument Museum, Arizona Musicfest is hosting its Young Musicians Winter Concert at 1 p.m., showcasing some of the most talented student performers in the state in a gorgeous, intimate concert setting.

    If your idea of a good week includes a little wellness and creativity, Visit Phoenix points to the FOUND:RE Phoenix Hotel’s Dry January program at Match Market & Bar. They’re focusing on mindful enjoyment with creative zero-proof cocktails and a relaxed, artsy atmosphere, a great midweek reset if you’re taking a break from alcohol but still want a night out.

    Sports fans can circle Phoenix Suns versus Washington Wizards at the newly branded Mortgage Matchup Center, as noted by Visit Phoenix sports listings. It’s your classic downtown NBA experience: grab something to eat on Jefferson, then cheer on the Suns as they make their push through the season.

    Runners looking ahead to the coming weekend will find plenty on the RunGuides Phoenix race calendar, which shows multiple Saturday events across the Valley, including a Phoenix-based race with a few hundred participants. It’s a perfect excuse to get out early, log some miles against a desert backdrop, and still have the rest of the day to brunch, hike, or catch a show.

    Comedy fans should also keep an eye on Desert Ridge Improv, which lists ongoing stand-up and special events throughout January, including touring comics and local showcases that turn a regular weeknight into something memorable.

    And if you’re just looking for low-key community fun, the City of Phoenix calendar points toward library programs, arts activities, and parks and recreation classes happening across the city all week long, from kids’ story times to adult workshops and fitness programs.

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  • Downtown Phoenix Buzzes with Eclectic Events - From Quirky Theater to Haunted Tours and Wellness Workouts

    Downtown Phoenix Buzzes with Eclectic Events - From Quirky Theater to Haunted Tours and Wellness Workouts
    Jan 10 2026
    Phoenix listeners, if you’re wondering what to do in the Valley this week, let’s dive into some of the most interesting things happening around town.

    Kicking off today, downtown is buzzing. The Downtown Phoenix events calendar highlights some quirky and theatrical fun, including The Calamari Sisters’ Sausagefest at Herberger Theater Center, a campy, musical comedy that leans hard into food, family, and over-the-top Italian-American flair. There are afternoon and evening performances, so listeners can plan a pre-show bite along Van Buren or nearby Roosevelt Row and make a whole downtown night of it, according to Downtown Phoenix Inc.

    If you’re into new theater and supporting fresh voices, The Phoenix Theatre Company is running its Festival of New American Theatre. The 24 Hour Theatre Project and the Composer Lyricist Cabaret put brand-new work center stage, often written and rehearsed in just a single day. Downtown Phoenix Inc. notes evening showtimes, making this a perfect pick for listeners who want something creative and a little experimental during the week.

    For those who love a good scare, Downtown Phoenix Inc. also lists the Screamix Ghost Tour and the Haunted Jails, Rails and Grave Tales Ghost Tour. These nighttime walking tours wind through old downtown sites and historic county buildings, mixing Phoenix history with ghost stories and true-crime lore. Expect an 8 p.m. start, cooler desert air, and plenty of eerie photo ops.

    If you’d rather focus on wellness, the No Excuses January: Free Workout Saturdays at University of Speed, Agility, Quickness offer a free, high-energy fitness session stretching from morning into early afternoon. According to the Downtown Phoenix events calendar, it’s a great way to reset after the holidays and then roll straight into brunch at a nearby spot.

    Midweek, listeners can unwind at the Midweek Martini Mixer with jazz at The Pemberton, a downtown food and drink hub. Downtown Phoenix Inc. reports that this mixer runs in the early evening, pairing live jazz with craft cocktails and food-truck bites in a courtyard setting, ideal for a casual date night or after-work hang.

    Art lovers will want to carve out time later in the week for the Eric Fischl: Stories Told special-engagement exhibition at Phoenix Art Museum. Visit Phoenix and the museum’s own listings describe this show as a deep dive into narrative, figurative painting from one of Arizona’s most acclaimed artists, with extended evening hours giving listeners time to wander the galleries after work. The museum is also spotlighting a single work through its Object of the Month program, featuring “I Remember Being Alone” by Grace Kennison, which is perfect if you like slower, more reflective art experiences.

    For a unique cultural celebration, Visit Phoenix highlights the First Annual Arizona Ukrainian Festival, taking place in Phoenix with music, dancing, traditional food, local vendors, and prayer. It’s a chance to experience Ukrainian culture through live performances and hearty, comforting dishes, all in a family-friendly environment.

    Motorsports fans should know that Firebird Motorsports Park is hosting Street Car Takeover Phoenix, with two days of roll and drag racing plus a big car show, according to Firebird’s event listing. It’s loud, fast, and full of highly tuned street cars, making it a great late-week and weekend option for listeners who love engines and adrenaline.

    Finally, for those who like big ideas and community, the Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix notes the Secular Summit 2026 this afternoon, a gathering focused on policy, secular advocacy, and networking with like-minded locals. It’s a thoughtful way to spend a few hours if you’re looking for conversation and civic engagement.

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