Share products, inventions, ideas of eco-friendly living, integrates music, green products, services and education. In Scottsdale.

Some of today’s hottest musical acts, including Stone Temple Pilots, Weezer and Blue October. In Tempe.

Taste some of Arizona’s finest at a special price at more than 100 of the state’s best restaurants. In Phoenix.

565 exhibits of fashion, home décor, cooking, health, nutrition, fitness, and finance, celebrity speakers Valerie Bertinelli and Olivia Newton-John. In Phoenix.

Sprint or Relay (Olympic and Sprint) race, since the dam broke there will be no swim this year, now a duathlon with a run-bike-run format. In Tempe.

Regular season home opener in the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale.

Dare to enter, Halloween fun. At the Talmachoff Farms in Glendale.

Hillbilly Bob's pig races, spooky train rides, entertainment, carousel, petting barn, 4-acre and 10-acre maize, bon fires, pumpkin patch, hayride, fireworks. In Queen Creek.

Polka, bratwurst, beer, salsa and Southwest foods, 4 stages of entertainment; six beer gardens plus wines & spirits. In Tempe.

Ethnic cuisine, cooking demos, cathedral tours, folk dancers, authentic regional costumes, artifacts, entertainment.

At WestWorld in Scottsdale.

Children 12 & under can choose their own free pumpkin, balloon artistry, face painting and pumpkin seed jewelry, Amazing Hay Bale Maze. In Phoenix.

More than 100 booths including fine arts and crafts, daily entertainment, food vendors, farmers market, pet parades. In Fountain Hills.

Held at the Arizona Exposition Center in Phoenix, bring the family to enjoy the Days of the dinosaur Adventure on its first US tour.

Screening international films that foster understanding of the world's diversity and inspire positive change.

Traditionally a chamber music event, the festival also include performances from the Native American composer Apprentice Project.

Fair exhibits, presentations, entertainment, demolition derby, 4-H livestock auction, magicians, clowns, petting zoo, carnival rides, exhibits. In Flagstaff.

Presented by the Route 66 Car Club, dash plaques, goodie bags, door prizes, 50/50, limited to 400 vehicles. In downtown Flagstaff.

4-H activities, crafts, entertainment, games, go-kart racing, livestock auction, rodeo, midway, All-American Beef Cook-out, championship bull riding. In Kingman.

Bluegrass and acoustic Music Festival. A band contest with more than $2000 in prizes, Saturday night barn dance. In Flagstaff.

The “Coolest Marathon” in Arizona. Flagstaff Nordic Center, 10K, half and full-marathon trail runs to benefit North Country Community Health Center.

Events will be at various locations around Flagstaff.

For the Native American scholarship program, silent auction, dinner of traditional foods. In Tucson.

The best of Arizona acoustic music with more than 150 performers, including fiddlers, banjo players, guitarists, singers and songwriters. Free. In Prescott.

Run roughly a half marathon up 3,000 ft. to Doyle Saddle and back, in celebration of fall, free. In Flagstaff.

Includes 5K run/walk, Pow Wow, baby contest, concerts and a carnival, all Indian open rodeo, parade, Yeii bi cheii ceremony. In Tuba City.

Showcasing both new and legendary Jazz artists.

Features over 150 artists and craft makers from the US showcasing works in a variety of mediums.

3 nationally known bands & competition in 13 categories for $6500 in prize money. In Wickenburg.

Sponsored by the Wickenburg Gem & Mineral Society. Gems and unique stones, also a variety of unique artwork in this media. In Wickenburg.

Hand-crafted items, holiday gifts, quilts, wall hangings, table runners, stuffed animals, quilts, pillows, potholders, ornaments, free. In Prescott Valley.

200 of the world’s top junior divers from more than 30 countries. At the University of Arizona Hillenbrand Aquatic Center.

Shows in the O.K. Corral by the best western show groups from around the US. In Tombstone.

Features six gem and lapidary shows at various locations around town, including four open-to-the-public shows.

Free wagon rides to u-pick apples, Apple Pie Baking contest, all-you-can eat pancake breakfast, crafts, free. In Willcox.

A celebration of everything Salsa including an opportunity to win prizes and bragging rights in the Salsa Challenge. In Safford.

PRCA rodeo, country fair, country music concert, Turtle Race, carnival, golf, horseshoe & softball tournaments, cowboy dances. In Willcox.

Old time fair with horseshoe tournament, climbing greased pole, 3-legged races, carnival, food, exhibits, entertainment. In Safford.

Horse-drawn wagon rides, haunted cornfield, $4 for the festival. In Tucson.

Reenactments, shootouts, parade, 1880 ladies fashion show, Indian dancers, carnival, live music, contests, 10 am – 4 pm. In Tombstone.

Largest fair in the Green Valley area with more than 100 booths, fine arts and crafts, entertainment, food vendors, farmers market, pet parades.

Kilted bagpipe bands, Scottish, Irish, Cornish, Welsh music, dancing, food, athletic competitions, clan tents, vendors, military re-creations.

One the premier organized US bicycling events in the US.

A public ceremony to honor those who have passed, including installation art, performers and creative expressions.