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November Festivals & Events in the Phoenix Area

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

  • Jazz 'n the Plaza
    Jazz ‘N the Plaza is a a fall jazz concert series in partnership with Smooth Jazz 95.5 KYOT. It features a new jazz performance each week. The concerts are free and open to the public, seating is on a first come, first serve basis. Refreshments and food available for purchase. Montelucia Resort & Spa, Paradise Valley
    In 2009: November 11, 18

  • Knock Out Parkinson’s Jazz and Blues Festival
    Music, buffet, silent auction. Net proceeds donated to the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center in Phoenix. Scottsdale.
    In 2009: November 1

  • Litchfield Park Arts in the Park
    Free outdoor concerts at the Wigwam Resort Front Lawn, 3 p.m. - 5 p.m.
    In 2009: November 15

  • Litchfield Park Festival of 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 2009: Every Saturday

  • Mesa Old West Days
    The event showcases the rich pioneer and territorial history of Mesa, Arizona. Old west activities, costumes, music and dance.
    In 2009: November 7 - 8

  • Miss Black Arizona Scholarship Pageant
    Promotes culture, social status and leadership within the African American community.
    In 2009: November 22

  • Monarch Butterfly Exhibit
    Marshall Butterfly Pavilion at the Desert Botanical Garden.
    In 2009: September 26 to November 15, 2009

  • MOO MOO Palooza
    Tour a dairy, hay rides, petting zoo, photo opportunities with Daisy the Cow, hay bale maze, Joann’s craft corner, soccer kick, Tractor Garden. The Agriculture Industry will be well represented through the dairy and answer questions. Live DJ, door prizes, milk and ice cream.
    In 2009: November 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 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 2009: November 6

  • NASCAR
    Checker O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 Presented by Pennzoil Event Weekend. Phoenix International Raceway.
    In 2009: November 12-15

  • Native American Recognition Days at DBG
    The Desert Botanical Garden hosttwo concerts presented in conjunction with Canyon Records featuring diverse local Native American music.
    In 2009: November 7, 8

  • Orchid Show and Sale
    Sponsored by the Orchid Society of Arizona. Arizona State Veterans Home, Phoenix. Free admission.
    In 2009: November 7, 8

  • Orme Dam Victory Days
    The Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation hosts a celebration with a Pow Wow, rodeo, BMX, golf tournament and other outdoor activities. Yavapai song and dance, sporting events, concerts and a fine arts show.
    In 2009: November 20 - 22

  • Out to Lunch Concerts
    These lunchtime concerts will feature local artists playing a variety of music including folk, country, jazz, Dixieland, oldies, and world music. Chairs and lawn seating are available, but guests are encouraged to bring stadium cushions and blankets. Brown bags and picnic baskets are welcome All Out to Lunch concerts are free and open to the public. Wells Fargo Garden at Mesa Arts Center. 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
    In 2009: November 5, 12, 19

  • Palette of Homes Tour
    Guests enjoy access to some of the most talented architects, builders and interior designers in town, while sampling gourmet fare from top, local chefs. Fundraiser to Benefit Free Arts of Arizona.
    In 2009: November 8

  • Pet-A-Palooza
    A family and pet-friendly festival and walk. Benefit for homeless pets at the Arizona Humane Society. Peoria Sports Complex.
    In 2009: November 7

  • Phoenix Coyotes Hockey
    Our professional NHL hockey team hopes to howl its way to the Stanley Cup. Jobing.com Arena, Glendale.
    In 2009: Various dates in November

  • Phoenix Parade of the Arts
    A festival celebrating the uniqueness and creativity of Greater Phoenix. Live music, street performances, visual arts, and the public procession of the Parade of the Arts with unique floats and costumes. Family appropriate with activities for children. Downtown Phoenix
    In 2009: November 14

  • Phoenix Suns Basketball
    Our professional basketball team plays hoops at the US Airways Center.
    In 2009: Various dates in November

  • Pupusa Festival
    Promotes the culture and history of El Salvador with Salvadoran food, live salsa music, bouncers and face painting for the kids, and an exposition of Salvadoran photography and Artisan crafts. Faith Lutheran Church, Phoenix.
    In 2009: November 8

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