July Festivals & Events

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.

Grab some friends, get out, and enjoy!

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Phoenix Event Calendar for July

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

• 4th of July Festivals and Fireworks Celebrations
  Every city and town in the Valley has some sort of Independence Day event that's suitable for the entire family.
  In 2009: First week of July

• Arizona Derby Games
  All girl Roller Derby at the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix.
  In 2009: July 18

• Arizona Diamondbacks Baseball
  The Arizona Diamondbacks play professional Baseball at Chase Field.
  In 2009: Various dates in July

• Birds in the Garden
  Join expert birders for a morning bird walk along the Garden trails. Everyone, including first-time birders, is welcome. Wear a hat, sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes. Bring binoculars if available. Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix at 7 a.m. This activity is included in the regular admission fee.
  In 2009: Every Monday in July

• Cave Creek Film & Arts Festival
  Choreography, film, music, photography, poetry, short stories and visual arts competition in Cave Creek.
  In 2009: July 9 - 18

• 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: July 11, 12

• Date Creek Ranch U-Pick Peaches and Apples
  Eat what you pick right from the trees and take some with you. Call first to find out if the fruit is ripe yet.
  In 2009: No peaches this year

• First Friday
  About 100 downtown Phoenix art galleries, studios and art spaces. Free.
  In 2009: First Friday of the month

• Flashlight Tours
  Nights in the desert are anything but dull. Nighthawks fly, night-blooming flowers open, toads sing and owls watch as you roam the trails of the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, never knowing what will be around each corner. Wear walking shoes, and bring a flashlight. 7 p.m. Flashlight tours are free with admission, but require reservations. Call 480-941-3510.
  In 2009: Every Thursday and Saturday in July

• Hot Summer Nights Concert Series
  Family friendly free concerts showcasing some of the Valley’s best musical acts, ranging from authentic Latin beats to 80’s pop. Event features face painting, balloon animals, cotton candy and popcorn. The street will be closed down for these parties and exclusive retail and food discounts will be available from High Street shops and restaurants. CityCenter of CityNorth, Phoenix.
  In 2009: July 11, July 25

• Latin Rhythms Festival
  Live music, wine tasting, food sampling at Kokopelli Winery & Bistro. Downtown Chandler.
  In 2009: July 17-19

• Lori Piestewa National Native American Games
  Sporting competitions in basketball, cross country, softball, track & field, volleyball.
  In 2009: July 16-19

• McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park Free Concerts
  Scottsdale. Bring a blanket or a lawn chair and enjoy a variety of music from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Train and carousel rides are available during all concerts for a small charge.
  In 2009: July 5

• Mighty Mud Mania
  Part of Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Summer Program. Held at Chaparral Park. The one place it's O.K. for the kids to get dirty.
  In 2009: July 17

• Monsoon Madness
  Queen Creek. Inflatable bounce-houses, water slides, dunk tank, the Queen Creek Mud Pit, and more.
  In 2009: July 11

• Movies at the Museum
  Phoenix Art Museum. Independent and classic cinema and documentaries relating to art, artists, and works on view in the Museum, usually followed by discussion. Free with paid museum admission. First come, first seated.
  In 2009: Various dates in July

• Movies in the Park
  Classic Disney and Pixar movies will be shown at Pacana Park in Maricopa. Bring your own snacks and a blanket and enjoy the show. Snacks will also be available to purchase. All movies are free and begin at dusk. Call for info 520-316-6961.
  In 2009: July 11 CANCELED
  National Day of the Cowboy
  Events in Apache Junction, Gold Canyon and Superior. Parade, poker tournaments, cowboy dinners, dancing, fast-draw competition, a mustache contest, mine tours and more. Some activities are free and some require paid admission.
  In 2009: July 24 - 25

• New Works Festival
  The works may include stage and screen plays, musicals, children's theatre and performance pieces. The Festival also includes educational components such as works-related discussions, workshops and internships.
  In 2009: July 10 - August 1

• Phoenix Mercury WNBA Basketball
  The women of the Phoenix Mercury play professional basketball at the US Airways Center.
  In 2009: Various dates in July

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