Looking for weekend plans? From rodeo thrills in Scottsdale to peach-filled mornings in Fountain Hills, the Valley is buzzing with events to kick off September. Whether you’re in the mood for high-energy competitions, fresh farmers market finds, live theater, or unique art exhibits, there’s something happening for everyone — plus a peek at what’s coming later this season.
How peachy. Peaches have taken over Saturday mornings in Fountain Hills. The 5th Annual Peach Market opened Aug. 23 at Tractor Supply Co., 17130 E. Shea Blvd., and will continue each Saturday from 8 to 11:30 a.m. through Sept. 27. Get the details here.
Rodeo time! The 2nd Annual West’s Most Western Rodeo takes place Friday through Sunday, Sept. 5–7. The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association-sanctioned competition will bring top riders and ropers to Scottsdale for three days of saddle bronc, bareback, tie-down and team roping, barrel racing, steer wrestling, breakaway roping and bull riding. Learn more here.
The Prince of Egypt. A biblical story of brotherhood, freedom and transformation will take center stage in Peoria as TheaterWorks kicks off its 40th anniversary season with The Prince of Egypt. The musical runs through Sept. 14 at the Gyder Theater inside the Peoria Center for the Performing Arts. Read all about it here.
Comic Conservation. Superheroes are teaming up with endangered species in the Phoenix Zoo’s newest art exhibit, Comic Conservation, now open to the public. Read more here.
Planning ahead:
A Cave Creek tradition. While the world around Cave Creek’s original “Wild West saloon and restaurant” has changed, Harold’s has grown into an iconic country-western bar and restaurant — and a favorite hangout for both locals and visitors. Read about their upcoming events here.
Fall in Fountain Hills. This fall, Fountain Hills is set to shine with music, art, food, and family traditions. From September through December, local streets, parks, and trails will transform into vibrant stages for celebration. Learn more here.
Upcoming arts events. Scottsdale Arts is opening its 2025–26 season with more than curtain calls. The nonprofit is celebrating milestones, debuting new partnerships, and unveiling projects that cement its place as one of Arizona’s leading cultural institutions. Check out their upcoming art events here.
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