Phoenix Event Calendar

Here is the Phoenix area November Events and Festival Calendar, continued from the previous page.

• Cycle World International Motorcycle Show
  Hundreds of 2008-model street bikes, dirt bikes, cruisers and ATVs from more than 19 manufacturers. Exhibits, stunt shows and demos. At University of Phoenix Stadium
  In 2008: October 31 - November 2

• Day of The Dead
  Day of the Dead exhibitions, festivals, parties, and celebrations in the Phoenix area.
  In 2008: Late October - Early November

• Desert Botanical Garden Las Noches de las Luminarias
  The Desert Botanical Garden glows in the evenings with thousands of luminarias lining the paths.
  In 2008: November 28 - December 23

• Dogathon
  A dog social / charitable festival. Dog competitions and contests, dog adoption, dog medium, doga, training, photo booth, charity parade. Scottsdale Waterfront / Southbridge
  In 2008: November 1, 2

• 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 2008: First Wednesday of the month

• Downtown Phoenix Loft & Home Tour
  Tour several distinct, newly developed loft/condo units and models located in and around Copper Square in Downtown Phoenix. There is a fee for tickets. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free DASH shuttles will be circulating the tour route.
  In 2008: November 1

• Earth and Space Exploration Day
  Science-related activities for teachers and families. People ages 5 and up will learn about the universe, solar system and planets, volcanoes, earthquakes, minerals and fossils. Hands-on educational activities, Space Photography Lab, mineral and fossil displays, and public lectures on Earth and Space Exploration. ASU, Tempe.
  In 2008: November 1

• Fall Concerts in the Park
  At Gilbert's Freestone Park Amphitheater, located by the lake in Freestone Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair. Free. Food and beverages are available to purchase.
  In 2008: November 6

• Fantasy of Lights
  Downtown Tempe's tree lighting ceremony, parade and entertainment. Tempe Beach Park.
  In 2008: November 29

• First Friday
  Visit more than 80 downtown Phoenix art galleries, studios and art spaces. Free.
  In 2008: First Friday of the month.

• Ford Ironman Triathlon
  Arizona's Ironman triathlon features a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike and a complete marathon (26.2 miles). Many vantage points for spectators to view the races, sports expo. Tempe.
  In 2008: November 23

• Fountain Festival of Arts and Crafts
  Arts, crafts, food, music, entertainment. Fountain Hills Park.
  In 2008: November 14-16

• Friday Night Bull Riding
  7:30 and 9 p.m. You can watch or, for a fee, you can ride. Nominal charge for kids to ride a sheep. Rawhide.
  In 2008: November 7, 14, 21, 28

• Gila Bend Desert Shrimp Festival
  Cooking contest, shrimp eating contest, shrimp coloring contest, bobbing for shrimp, kids sand castle building contest, live entertainment, arts & craft vendors.
  In 2008: November 7, 8, 9

• Glendale Glitters Spectacular
  Glendale's kick-off to the holiday season. A million lights, music, fireworks, crafts, train rides, Santa and more.
  In 2008: November 28, 29

• Glendale's Live at the Library
  Musical entertainment every Thursday night from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Main Library at 5959 W. Brown St. Concerts are free. Call 623-930-3573 for more details.
  In 2008: Thursday evenings

• Great Cajun Cook-Off
  Features cooks and restaurants competing for the title of “Best in the West” gumbo and jambalaya. Competitors will bring their gumbo/jambalaya to the event already prepared and ready to serve in “tastes”. Live music, children's activities. Heritage Park, Phoenix. All Proceeds benefit the New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity and local scholarship program. Heritage & Science Park, Phoenix.
  In 2008: November 2

• Heard Museum Spanish Market
  Nearly 70 of the Southwest's best Hispanic artists will show and sell their work at the annual Heard Museum Spanish Market. Artwork includes an array of santos, furniture, jewelry, tilework, glitter art, tinwork, paintings, carvings, pottery and more. Admission is free. Heard Museum, Phoenix.
  In 2008: November 8, 9

• Las Noches de Las Luminarias
  Visitors to the Desert Botanical Garden stroll among the lights while listening to holiday music. Advance tickets required.
  In 2008: November 28 - December 23

• Litchfield Park Arts in the Park
  Free outdoor concerts at the Wigwam Resort Front Lawn, 3 p.m. - 5 p.m.
  In 2008: November 16

• Litchfield Park Festival of the Arts
  Fine arts & crafts, live musical performances, festival fare and wine tasting. Located next in the heart of the historic Wigwam Resort, this unique outdoor festival features an Artisan's Village filled with over 300 Fine Arts and Crafts booths. Artist demonstrations, International food court, huge indoor Book and Antique sale and children's activities.
  In 2009: November 7, 8

• MACFest
  MACFest offers a consistent, easy, and affordable way for the many wonderful artists in Arizona to expose and sell their work. Only quality, original, hand made works of art may be exhibited. Held at downtown Mesa. Exhibitors pay a small fee. Free to the public.
  In 2008: Every Saturday

• Monarch Butterfly Exhibit
  Marshall Butterfly Pavilion at the Desert Botanical Garden.
  In 2008: September 27 to November 2

• 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 2008: Various dates in November

• Music in the Garden
  The Desert Botanical Garden concert series features a variety of music on Friday nights at 7 p.m. Ticketed event.
  In 2008: November 7, 14

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