Rock and roll at the Railroad Park is back on track! Enjoy free concerts every Sunday evening with a variety of local bands.

Join us for a social group meeting and learn to crochet.

Children and their caregivers are invited to join the seven-week Little ReadER program, featuring shared reading and engaging early learning activities. Designed for ages 3-5, each child will leave with six new books for their home library and a growing passion for reading.

Water safety is important for all ages, but especially for toddlers. Drowning is the leading cause of injury death in children 1-4 years old.

This is a free weekly program for parents and caregivers that provides an opportunity to explore and play with your child (ages infant – Pre-K) in a safe, indoor, open play area.

This is a free weekly program for parents and caregivers that provides an opportunity to explore and play with your child (ages infant – Pre-K) in a safe, indoor, open play area.

The market features more than 100 local growers and specialty food producers. Be ready to find a wide variety of organic and pesticide-free produce, seasonal specialties such as cider and apples, flowers, natural pork, beef, fish, free-range eggs from Arizona growers.

Rock and roll at the Railroad Park is back on track! Enjoy free concerts every Sunday evening with a variety of local bands.

Join us for a social group and a Mother’s Day activity.

This six-week series is designed to focus on children’s approaches to learning, both socially and academically.

Come together to sip tea, indulge in sweet pastries, and celebrate the love and warmth of mothers and mother figures. Let’s honor these incredible women with an afternoon of joy, laughter, and cherished moments.

Did you know 70% of Scottsdale’s residential water use occurs outdoors? Join Scottsdale Water Conservation staff for an in-depth workshop on Efficient Irrigation Techniques, designed to help homeowners optimize their water usage.

Blood Drive. Open to the Public with appointment only. Bloodmobile in front of City Hall.

Debi Novotny, author of “Addy’s Chair to Everywhere” is an adorable little book about how inclusive play spaces and classrooms give disabled kids the chance to play with their peers.