Location: Desert Botanical Garden

Experience the bold, colorful and monumental sculptures of Japanese-American Artist Jun Kaneko. Uncover Kaneko's colorfully glazed ceramics and bronze forms in the rich backdrop of the Garden's desert flora. Kaneko’s exhibition at the Garden will include approximately 20 large-scale ceramic and bronze sculptures placed along the Garden’s trails.

Location: LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Arizona

Discover exotic LEGO creatures, hunt for rare Dino eggs, explore hidden lands and even build your own dinosaurs at LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Arizona March 2 through December 31, 2018.

Location: ASU Art Museum

Drawn from ASU Art Museum's collection, "Bajo Presión/Under Pressure" features paintings and prints by Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Leopoldo Mendez and Rufino Tamayo among others.

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This spring the Arizona Artisans Collective will be featuring nine emerging local Arizona artisans in "Hope Springs Eternal", April 3rd through June 21st.

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Step into the spotlight every Friday for Karaoke Night at the Moxy. Enjoy $2 off their famous naan and $3 Jello-O shots all night long. #FLASHBACKFRIDAY to… 4/20: 90s 4/27: Early 2000s

Location: Tempe Center for the Arts

See Childsplay's Flora & Ulysses at the Tempe Center for the Arts April 22-May 20, 2018.

Location: Tempe Center for the Arts

Selected students from the international piano studio of ASU professor Robert Hamilton will perform classics from the piano repertoire.

Location: Nelson Fine Arts Center Plaza

"The Expo" is a gathering of Arizona State University classes interested in urban arts and hip-hop as research, culture and knowledge. The event includes live performances by students in the School of Film, Dance and Theatre, School of Music and Barrett Honors College.

Location: ASU Evelyn Smith Music Theatre

Dom Moio and the ASU Latin Jazz Band perform Latin jazz of the here and now as well as the best of African-Cuban roots at the Evelyn Smith Music Theatre, in Tempe, Arizona on April 25, 2018.

Location: ASU Gammage

ASU School of Music presents Mahler Symphony No 1 on April 26, 2018.

Location: Tempe Marketplace

Dave and Buster’s at Tempe Marketplace is debuting Sunday Funday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. on the roof top patio! Play games like ping pong, giant jenga, corn hole and cup pong while listening to the live DJ. Enjoy delicious $5 select appetizers or the create your own bloody mary and mimosa bar! Looking to stay a little longer? Late Night Happy Hour runs from 10 p.m. to midnight, offering half-off cocktails, $1 for 22 oz. draft beers and $3 bottles of wine.

Location: The Phoenix Zoo

Don’t miss your chance to see what it was like to live among the dinosaurs at The Phoenix Zoo. From October 6-April 30, visitors to the zoo will see Dinosaurs in the Desert: 23 life like prehistoric creatures along the Desert Lives Trail. This will be an unforgettable self-guided expedition back in time you won’t want to miss.

Location: Pueblo Grande Museum

Hear the untold stories of pottery sherds and discover what these pieces of the past can reveal. Find out how archaeologists rediscover history from pieces of pottery in Fragments: Broken Bowls Tell More Tales, a new exhibit opening on October 26 through August 2018 at Pueblo Grande Museum. This exhibition will feature sherds that connect the Hohokam with their neighbors across the Southwest and northern Mexico during the time of the European Renaissance.

Location: ASU Art Museum

Join the Museum Ambassadors, who are Arizona State University students and museum experts, every Saturday for a quick tour of their favorite highlights from ASU Art Museum’s current exhibitions each week. Play museum games like “Buy, Burn, Endow” or learn helpful tips on how to interpret contemporary art. Underground Tours are free and open to the public.

Location: Tempe Center for the Arts

The arts help us express what cannot be said. Through an artist’s eyes, we can experience, discover and see how it feels to “walk in another person’s shoes” for a moment. While it is impossible for one exhibition to convey the entirety of the human condition, this show celebrates diversity, expression and the value of multiple viewpoints. There is a free public reception on January 19th from 6-9 p.m.  

Location: ASU Art Museum

What does the American dream mean today? Texas-based artist Claudio Dicochea grapples with this question in an exhibition of work from ASU Art Museum’s diverse collection of Cuban, Pop Art, Native American and African-American work. Opening reception: March 16, 2018, 6:30-8:30 p.m.  –  Join ASU Art Museum for the opening of the spring 2018 exhibitions, including A Dream on a Dream: Encounter with Claudio Dicochea, Bajo Presión/Under Pressure and SABER ACOMODAR,  featuring works by more than 15 artists from Jalisco, Mexico. The evening includes performances, casual conversation with exhibiting artists and fun gallery engagements.

Location: Desert Botanical Garden

Patrons can celebrate the art, form and life of desert plants with the Garden’s next art exhibition in Ottosen Gallery-John Schaefer’s “Flowers & Form.” Schaefer, who has distinguished himself as an esteemed educator, best-selling author and acclaimed photographer, has chosen cactus plants and flowers and his photographic muse.  

Location: Tempe History Museum

Join the Tempe History Museum for outstanding performances with everything from mariachi and rhythm & blues to rock and roll. All shows feature women in local music as a link to their upcoming exhibit: Jan Young: Photographing Tempe in the 1970s. Enjoy a casual evening with local musicians in an up close and personal setting. These events are free and are open to the entire family. 2018 Performances January 27 – Sara Robinson Band February 2 – Aunt B February 17 – LOUD VII: Analog Outlaws, Carol Pacey & the Honeyshakers, Fayuca* 5-8 p.m. March 30 – Treasurefruit April 13 – Ghost Cat Attack April 22 – Ensemble de Saxophones du Conservatoire de Grasse May 5 – Barefoot and Pregnant May 25 – Dry River Yacht Club *Performances will be held outdoors in Museum Plaza  

Location: Desert Botanical Garden

Get an up-close look at hundreds of Northern American butterflies that are fluttering back to the Desert Botanical Garden with the opening of the seasonal butterfly pavilion. Visitors can enjoy the beauty of vibrant butterflies up close February 24-May 13, while learning about their role as pollinators, characteristics of their lifecycles and the Garden’s conversation efforts to protect them. *Included with membership or paid Garden admission.  

Location: Papago Park

Featuring a collection of black and white photographs by renowned photographer Scott Baxter, illustrating 100 years of ranching in Arizona. The photographs provide an intimate look at ranching – the hardships, the relationship between rancher and animal, the isolation, and the beauty. Panel Discussions Presented in Conjunction with Exhibition: April 18 Ranching Women: Past, Present and Future May 15 Ranching in Arizona: 100 Years, 100 Challenges   *Adults $12.00;  Seniors 65+ $10.00; Ages 7 – 17  $8.00 | Children 6 and under – Free;   AHS members, Military and Veterans – Free