Old Town Scottsdale Farmers Market
Through April 29, Brown Avenue and 1st Street

With more than 100 local growers and specialty food producers to choose from, shoppers can create an endless array of meals and more with the finds at this farmers market. In addition to a variety of organic and pesticide-free produce, seasonal specialties, natural pork, beef, fish, and free-range eggs, the market features curators of flowers, cheese, freshly baked artisan breads, jams, tamales, and so much more. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Free. www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com.

Villa Fleur at The District Dome
Through May 11, Desert Ridge Marketplace

An enchanting French maximalist pop-up experience is at the District Dome. Each 90-minute reservation offers a captivating 360-degree projection show that transforms the dome ceiling, guiding guests through alluring scenes of art, light and color. The lavishly designed parlor-style seating creates an intimate dining ambiance. Themes include Prive, a set up full of bold colors and tropical designs; Wilderie, a sultry living room vibe with flowery prints; Mystique, a space filled with out-of-the-box and transcendent patterns; and Feline, a roaring blueprint of faux fur, wildlife wallpaper and more. Villa Fleur is a 21-and-older venue. Times vary by day. Entrance is $30, excluding food and drinks. www.shopdesertridge.com

Richard Avedon: Among Creatives
Through May 25, Phoenix Art Museum

Richard Avedon has photographed some of the most influential figures in the fields of art, music, literature, film, and design. While he began his career as a fashion photographer for Harper’s Bazaar, as his career broadened, his portraits became more personal, showing the private lives behind the public personas. This exhibition features more than 50 works from the collection of the Center for Creative Photography. Times vary. Included with museum admission. www.phxart.org.

Tents by the Tracks
April 5-6, McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park

Thinking about embracing the camping life? Pack a tent, sleeping bag and nighttime essentials for a night under the stars at the Railroad Park. There will be activities for all ages, including lawn games, a fishing pond, a catered dinner, a movie and popcorn, breakfast snacks, and train and carousel rides. The general store will be open for ice cream and treats. 3 p.m.-10 a.m. Campsite for two, $100; four people, $200; six people, $300; additional guests, $45. www.therailroadpark.com.

Dog Days at the Garden
April 5, 12, 19, Desert Botanical Garden

Before the dog days of summer arrive and cause residents to flee indoors, Dog Days at the Garden invites people and their pups to take an excursion through the trails of Desert Botanical Garden. It’s the perfect place to enjoy the spring weather and get some great pics of four-legged friends. Water fountains and refill stations are located throughout the garden for hydration. 8-11 a.m. Included with garden admission. www.dbg.org.

Take Flight 2025
April 6, Shemer Art Center

Phoenix Rotary 100 has teamed up with more than 40 local artists who transformed blank metal canvases into artwork that will be auctioned to raise money for charities benefitting youth and people experiencing homelessness. Take Flight will feature more than 50 sculptures. Butterflies symbolize transformation, an apt representation of this community initiative. The butterflies will be available for purchase via online auction and at the bidders’ reception at Shemer Art Center. Raffle prizes will also be available at the event. 3-6 p.m. $75. www.rotary100.org.

Tour de Scottsdale
April 11-12, WestWorld of Scottsdale

The HonorHealth Tour de Scottsdale offers challenging and scenic courses that will push cyclists’ limits. Participants can opt for the metric century (100 km/62 mile) or half-century (50 km/32 miles) ride in support of the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy. Prior to the event, there will be an expo, beer stands, and concessions during the packet pick-up event, plus live music from local artists. The post-ride celebration includes lunch, live music, and beer stands featuring local craft beers. Times of expo and event vary. $40-$350. www.tourdescottsdale.org.

Wine Charcuterie Class
April 15 and 29, LDV Winery Tasting Room

Build a beautiful and tasty charcuterie board under the tutelage of She Shed Chef Liza Noriega. The casual and entertaining class is perfect for a family gathering, a girls’ night out, or a team building event. Sip on fan-favorite LDV wines as the chef provides steps and tips for building the perfect board for individual tastes. Preregistration is required. 6-7:30 p.m. Starting at $60. www.ldvwinery.com.

SARRC’s Annual Community Breakfast
April 17, Arizona Biltmore Resort

Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center’s signature event raises money for the organization’s programs, services, and research initiatives. Themed “Power of Possibilities,” the breakfast will celebrate the opportunities available for individuals with autism and the support of the community. 8-9:30 a.m. Free. www.autismcenter.org.

Arizona Arte Agave Tequila and Mezcal Festival
April 18, The Clayton House

Be immersed in the rich culture of Mexico at this festival, where guests will sample a variety of premium spirits and learn about the craft behind each bottle. It will be a night filled with tastings, live music and vibrant art displays. More than 100 varieties of tequila and mezcal will be available to taste. Traditional mariachi music by Mariachi Nueva Fusión and folkloric dancers will provide entertainment. Food options include tacos, al pastor, birria, carne asada, mole, tamales, taquitos, homemade salsas and guacamole, and more. 6-10 p.m. $79-$125. www.arteagave.com.

Bunnanza
April 19, Scottsdale Civic Center

It’s more than just an egg hunt! Bunnanza is a spring event for all ages, full of Western fun, food trucks, vendors, hands-on activities and crafts. Adults will enjoy the cocktail garden for refreshing sips and live entertainment. Don’t forget to shake hands with Sheriff Jack and pick up some tips on greener living at the Earth Fest. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Free. www.civiccenterlive.org.

ReFABRICate Fashion Show
April 19, Tempe Marketplace

FABRIC is a nonprofit fashion house that upcycles donated clothing into new, fashion-forward apparel. For this event, designers were challenged to repurpose thrifted denim into new, runway-worthy creations. Attendees can mingle and enjoy drinks from Dave & Busters. The winner will be awarded the RunzWithScissors trophy. 6-9 p.m. Seated tickets, $15; standing room only, free. www.tempemarketplace.com.

Earth Day Plant & Sip Workshop
April 22, Onyx Bar & Lounge at Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale

Celebrate Earth Day by creating a succulent centerpiece while enjoying handcrafted cocktails from The Lost Explorer. Seasoned plant enthusiasts and first-time gardeners alike will enjoy learning how to plant and care for succulents and cacti in a fun, interactive setting. Unwind, get creative and toast Mother Earth. 3 p.m. $50. www.fourseasons.com.

Lerner & Rowe Gives Back Charity Golf Classic
April 25, McCormick Ranch Golf Club

Community leaders, businesses and individuals will come together for a day of friendly competition, camaraderie and giving back to support Arizona nonprofits through Lerner & Rowe Gives Back’s grant programs. This year, the organization is collaborating with First Tee Phoenix, which empowers kids and teens through the game of golf. Golfers are asked to bring gently used golf equipment to support young players who want to learn more about golf. Registration, 8 a.m.; shotgun start, 10 a.m. $150, with sponsorship opportunities are available. www.lernerandrowegivesback.org.

Scottsdale Fair & Festival
April 25-May 4, WestWorld of Scottsdale

Nothing beats the rides and shows, the food and vendors, livestock shows and rodeos at a springtime fair. Thrill seekers can purchase a wristband for unlimited rides. There will be live music nightly, local artisans, and the famous food truck rally featuring the Valley’s best. Times vary throughout the 10-day event. General admission: $17.99 in advance, $19.99 at the gate; prices for youth and seniors vary. www.scottsdalefair.com.

En Pointe: High Tea & Couture Reimagined
April 26, Paradise Valley residence

Ballet Arizona and FABRIC present a fashion show celebrating ballet and high fashion. The fundraiser benefitting the two organizations will be an afternoon of elegance, innovation, and sustainability. Attendees will enjoy a handcrafted high tea while experiencing a salon-style fashion show featuring 10 upcycled garments by FABRIC designers. Couture designs and other items will be available for guests to bid on in a silent auction. VIP tickets include early access for shopping the designer collections, drink tickets, custom swag totes, and more perks. 2-5:30 p.m. General admission, $150; VIP, $275. www.balletaz.org.

All Balanchine
May 1-4, Phoenix Symphony Hall

Experience three ballets by the Father of American Ballet and renowned choreographer, George Balanchine. This perennial favorite from Ballet Arizona includes Western Symphony, Scotch Symphony and Walpurgisnacht. Performance times vary. $35-$169. www.balletaz.org.