Phoenix listeners, if you are eager for exciting entertainment this weekend, you’re in luck because the city is buzzing with events across music, comedy, culture, and more. Starting today, head over to Desert Ridge Improv at 7 p.m. for a night of big laughs with comedian Dylan Carlino. Carlino’s stand-up blends personal stories and pop-culture commentary, perfect for unwinding after work.
If you’re looking for music, this weekend offers a seriously impressive lineup. Tonight kicks off the Dreamy Draw Music Festival at Scottsdale Civic Center, headlined by the Lumineers with sets from Vampire Weekend and Father John Misty rolling out Saturday. According to Phoenix Magazine, this is one of the most talked-about festivals in the Valley this season, drawing indie and folk-rock fans citywide.
Jazz lovers, Chandler’s Tumbleweed Park is the setting for the Arizona Jazz Fest running through Sunday. Get ready for classic soul and jazz from legends like Al Green, Charlie Wilson, and Robin Thicke. You’ll also hear local favorites like CeCe Peniston and Mike Phillips, plus tributes to jazz icons.
Art fans, tonight is Downtown Phoenix’s storied First Fridays Art Walk, when galleries stay open late. Artlink Phoenix says you can explore murals, exhibits, and shop local crafts through Roosevelt Row and Grand Avenue—the heart of Phoenix’s street art movement.
Sports card and memorabilia collectors should check out the Arizona State Card Show at the Phoenix Convention Center, opening Friday and running through Sunday. Expect rare collectibles, autograph sessions, and special guests.
If you want to expand your horizons, head to the Walter Cronkite School at ASU this morning for the “90-Minute Mastery: Pitch Perfect” workshop, where entrepreneurs share 50 creative ideas in 90 minutes—great for budding business minds.
For night owls, Bounce nightclub on East Indian School Road transforms after 12 for a house music party with two stages and relentless energy late into Friday night, promising unforgettable sets and dancing till sunrise.
Families looking for cultural activities can join Chef Sandra Miller for a Cooking with Culture workshop at the Phoenix Indian Center Friday evening, featuring O’odham recipes and a celebration of Native cuisine.
Meanwhile, live theater continues at the Orpheum Theatre, which is hosting performances suitable for all ages. The schedule is packed throughout the weekend, so check what’s showing for a memorable night out.
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