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February Festivals & Events in the Phoenix Area

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In a large metropolitan area like Phoenix, you might expect that there is always something going on. You are correct! Phoenix, Peoria, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale and many other communities have recurring events of which they are proud.

These are many of the community events that you can count on year in and year out. All dates, prices, and activities mentioned are subject to change without notice. Check the web site or call to confirm information. The activities in this event calendar are appropriate for families unless otherwise indicated. If the event is free, I'll mention that, too.

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Phoenix Event Calendar for February

  • Concerts and Shows Scheduled For This Month in the Phoenix Area

  • Arabian Horse Show
    WestWorld of Scottsdale hosts the most prestigious Arabian Horse Show in the U.S.
    In 2009: February 12 - 22


  • Arizona Fine Art Expo
    A 10 week event in north Scottsdale. See designers, painters, sketchers and sculptors at work. Demonstrations and workshops, fine wines and cuisine.
    In 2009: January 15 - March 29

  • Arizona House Beautiful - A Desert Living Show
    450 exhibitors of home improvement products and services. Seminars, a complete kitchen renovation on site during the show, and antique auction. University of Phoenix Stadium.
    In 2009: February 6 - 8

  • Arizona Renaissance Festival
    Apache Junction. Each year you can enjoy music, theater, comedy, food and drink, crafts, games and knights jousting at the Arizona Renaissance Festival.
    In 2010: February 6 - March 28
  • Arizona Scottish Gathering and Highland Games
    Steele Indian School Park is the location for the games featuring entertainment, competitions, demonstrations and more.
    In 2010: February 27 - 28


  • Arizona Senior Olympics
    Competitions held at venues around the Valley.
    In 2009: February 20 through March 15

  • Arizona Travel Show
    Hundreds of representatives from travel-related organizations, including cruise lines, tour operators, resorts, destinations and more. Hourly destination seminars, door prizes, music, dancing and culture of countries around the world. University of Phoenix Stadium.
    In 2009: February 21, 22

  • Arts Jam Festival
    A community music, dance & art festival. Arts activities and demonstrations for kids, student art and photography, art for sale, crafts for sale, sign up for summer classes and lessons and more. Free. Kiwanis Park, Tempe.
    In 2009: February 28

  • Avondale's Entertainment Series
    Free concerts and shows will be held at Avondale Civic Center Amphitheater. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Pack a picnic dinner (no glass containers or alcohol), or purchase a meal from a vendor.
    In 2009: February ?

  • Black History Celebration
    Multi-stage dance and music festival from noon to 10 p.m. Features more than 50 live bands, DJs, dance teams, and singers from throughout the state. Roving performers, kids activities, vendors, and exhibits by local businesses, churches, social service organizations, and educational institutions. Zora Folley Memorial Park, 601 E. Frye Rd., Chandler.
    In 2009: Not scheduled in 2009

  • Blues Blast
    Sponsored by the Phoenix Blues Society. Enjoy nationally acclaimed blues artists while sitting on your blanket on the grass. Mesa Amphitheatre.
    In 2009: February 21

  • Buckeye Air Fair
    Sit in the cockpit in one of many aircraft displays. Hot air balloon tethered rides, helicopter rides, human gyro, aviation game and crafts, inflatables, Admission is free, charge for some activities. Buckeye Municipal Airport. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
    In 2009: February 21

  • Celebration of Fine Art
    Scottsdale hosts over 100 artists from Arizona and elsewhere in it's big white tents.
    In 2009: January 16 - March 29

  • Crossroads of the West Gun Show
    At the Arizona State Fairgrounds. The shows offer hundreds of tables of interest to both the once a year hunter and the avid collector.
    In 2009: February 21, 22

  • D-backs Fan Fest
    The Arizona Diamondbacks fan appreciation day at Chase Field in downtown Phoenix is a free event, with clinics, autograph and photo opportunities, ballpark tours and giveaways.
    In 2009: February 7

  • Dove Valley Ranch Valentine's Fest
    Arts and crafts by Arizona artisans. Cave Creek.
    In 2009: February 6 - 8

  • Downtown Chandler Art Walk
    Visit more than 40 artisans set up along the streets in front of the unique shops and cafes of Historic Downtown Chandler. Free.
    In 2009: First Wednesday of the month

  • Exotic Art Show
    The Exotic Art Show features outlandish and erotic art, music, and poetry by over 60 artists at the Alwun House in downtown Phoenix.
    In 2009: February 13 - March 13

  • Fairgrounds Antique Market
    At the Arizona State Fairgrounds in Phoenix.
    In 2009: February 14, 15

  • FBR Open Golf Tournament
    In North Scottsdale the pro golfers will get together for the first PGA tournament of the year. The PGA FBR Open Golf Tournament, formerly known as the Phoenix Open, is held at the TPC Scottsdale course at the Fairmont Scottsdale. This tournament attracts some of the largest crowds of any PGA event.
    In 2009: January 25 - February 1

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