The event will feature live music and entertainment across many stages with food and drink available for purchase. More than 350 juried artists will display their work for sale at the three-day festival, making it the perfect market for Christmas shopping. There will be food and drink trucks at the event, as well as live performances.ĭetails: Dec. Hosted by the Phoenix Center for the Arts, this event features more than 150 artists from the Phoenix area displaying pottery, paintings, clothing, jewelry and more. Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 1973 E. On the menu? Loukaniko, which is grilled pork sausage with orange zest and red wine, spanakopita and loads of Greek street foods like gyros, Greek fries and baklava sundaes.ĭetails: Oct.
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Phoenix Pride 2022: Ultimate guide to all the entertainment and how to see the parade Phoenix Greek FestivalĪctivities at the event include Greek dance performances, an open dance time and tours of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, one of Phoenix’s oldest Greek churches.
Arizona Jazz Festival on High Street, 5415 E. More than 20 artists are slated to perform at the event, including Raheem DeVaughn, Boney James and Eric Benet, who is headlining the event.Ĭost: Tickets start at $95 for a one-day pass.ĭetails: Oct.
This three-day festival will feature jazz music paired with good food, drinks and activities. Indigenous People’s Day Fest, First and Garfield streets, Phoenix. showing its newest exhibition, “Restoring the Balance: Rematriating Indigenous Lands.” An Indigenous pop-up market will feature Indigenous foods, art and products for purchase.ĭetails: Monday, Oct. And the Cahokia Gallery will be open from 6 to 9 p.m. Desert Bloom Tattoo and Salon – Arizona’s first Indigenous-owned tattoo shop – will be onsite tattooing. This festival will celebrate the Native community with live music, art exhibitions, dancing and Indigenous film screenings.
Your guide to Phoenix fall food festivals: Food trucks, Oktoberfests and Pizza Indigenous People’s Day Festival Here are the cultural festivals in Arizona you don't want to miss this fall. This is your guide to the best of the bunch. After a few years of canceled events and postponements, Metro Phoenix is welcoming back countless festivals that celebrate the many cultures of Arizona. Fall festivals are back in the Valley, from the Arizona Jazz Festival on High Street to the Tempe Festival of the Arts.
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